We're obviously exaggerating, but there is a title that no doubt has pioneered As a functional illusion pad and keyboard-controlled system inspired by the gestures that marks Indigo Propecy match perfectly with the Kinect. Sure, Microsoft has already shown the sensor things technically superior, yet the suggestive title weblog Quantic Dream is enjoyable in this version is not conventional.
Or at least that's the impression one gets watching the home movie that we published at the bottom of the news. Besides, it is no coincidence that the team responsible for Indigo Propecy (Fahrenheit by us) and then came to develop the gesture of Heavy Rain.
We're obviously exaggerating, but there is a title that no doubt has pioneered As a functional illusion pad and keyboard-controlled system inspired by the gestures that marks Indigo Propecy match perfectly with the Kinect. Sure, Microsoft has already shown the sensor things technically superior, yet the suggestive title weblog Quantic Dream is enjoyable in this version is not conventional.Or at least that's the impression one gets watching the home movie that we published at the bottom of the news. Besides, it is no coincidence that the team responsible for Indigo Propecy (Fahrenheit by us) and then came to develop the gesture of Heavy Rain.
- Kinect Hacks: Quick-time gestures with Indigo Prophecy (15/01/2011)
- The audience is listening to this Kinect hack (14/01/2011)
- Augmented Reality Instruments - Kinect-Controlled Theremin Reworks a Classic Electronic Music-Maker (VIDEO) (15/01/2011)
- Dance Central and Kinect Sports sell 1 million each in US (14/01/2011)
- Kinect Hacks: Flash, HTML, Unity and Silverlight integration (14/01/2011)
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