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kotaku.com - 6/11/2009

Natal Launch Will Be As Big As 360's [E3 2009]

— kotaku.com — On that day in the future when Microsoft launches its E3-darling Project Nata l no-touch control system,... it will feel like a console launch, a company exec told Kotaku. Forget the launch of previous gaming cameras and mics like the PlayStation Eye ... (more) Natal Launch Will Be As Big As 360's [E3 2009]

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youtube.com - 6/4/2009

E3 2009 - Project Natal - Milo Demo with Peter Molyneux 720p HD (video)

— youtube.com — I cannot begin to stress how potentially groundbreaking this technology is. I have always stated, that motion... controls for gaming, no matter what tech you us... (more) E3 2009 - Project Natal - Milo Demo with Peter Molyneux ...

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joystiq.com - 6/10/2009

Project Natal -

— joystiq.com — Here's an interesting piece of E3 news we missed due to being at E3 . Johnny Chung... Lee , the human-computer interaction Ph.D. who came to prominence for his brilliant Wiimote interface hacks , announced on his blog that he's part of the team making ... (more) Project Natal -

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Project Natal - Milo
Digital Gigolo — He’s a creepy little bugger isn’t he? But how exciting are the implications for this technology? It could be endlessly brilliant – the first true step forward, albeit an embryonic one, for mainstream virtual gaming – or it could be just another glorified PS2 Eye Toy. Can you imagine a Resident Evil game that incorporated Project Natal? It’d have the potential for some really disturbing zombie interaction - kind of like that old-school board game Atmosphere but with an infinitely more sophisiticated level of interaction. ...

E3 09: A Visit With Milo
GayGamer.net — I had many golden moments at E3, but none so golden as running in to Peter Molyneux in the Valve meeting room. He enthusiastically greeted me by name and invited me to come up and check out Milo, Lionhead's application developed for Microsoft's Project Natal controller. As you doubtless know by now, Project Natal is Microsoft's entry into the ...

(via davemorin) An application of Microsoft’s Project...
Aaron White — > > (via davemorin) An application of Microsoft’s Project Natal, for the XBox. This is mind-blowing stuff. Peter Molyneux has a history of aiming high, and while some would argue his results are mixed, personally I feel he always manages to capture the essence of something amazing with each game he releases, even if the framework surrounding it doesn’t weather quite as well.

Will You Sell This Boy?
GameDaily Daily Updates Feed — There's a scene in the film, Artificial Intelligence, where Monica Swinton (played by Frances O'Conner) intentionally abandons her son David in the woods. That should disturb you, except David's a robot, a piece of tech that would seem disposable if not for one complicated fact: Monica loves David, and vice versa. Their special bond was created when she read a list of words to him, thereby triggering his undying affection and desire for her acceptance. Both are emotionally charged scenes in a tear-jerking and underappreciated movie. As gamers, we haven't had this sort of bond with the polygonal characters we manipulate. The closest sense of attachment arose ...