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"And this could just be the beginning. Imagine the potential in enabling your game-hating spouse to use the TV while you happily plug away on your latest interactive diversion. What a wonderful world that would be."
The picture-in-picture of the future. I like it.
The picture-in-picture of the future. I like it.
that sounds pretty awesome i wonder if that could be used in conjunction with ps move, such as i dunno a co-op mode where 2 bow troops need to find each other on a map you could say the landmarks you see and stuff.. i think that makes sense. could definatley make co-op modes more immersive
Reference = Brilliant.
As for the tech, this could be like the screens in some car dashboards - the angles show the driver their GPS, and the passenger a TV show!
As for the tech, this could be like the screens in some car dashboards - the angles show the driver their GPS, and the passenger a TV show!
i could buy a second tv for the cost of those glasses alone, blah blah blah, luddites, in my dtoid???
i have a better idea, why not invent a way of connecting 2 normal tv's in conjunction with each other to broadcast 3d image
That's amazing, so many gaming possibilities 2-player and single player, I hope the glasses for this don't cost much more than regular glasses.
Definitely interesting in conjunction with what they did in Kane and Lynch. If one of the players in a co-op single player game is an unreliable narrator, it would be interesting to not be sure when your experience was diverging from your partners and have to verbally check in with the other person to make sure you both knew what was going on.
the only thing that i don't understand in this awesome idea - what about the sound output? two pairs of headphones? then the communication with the person you sit and play with will be less clear
"You can watch porn, the children can watch Spongebob, and your wife can watch Rachel Ray as you all slowly die inside."
woop...e
woop...e
Sony still hasn't impressed me find a way to get rid of the health problems of 3D *since my eyes can't take after 5 minutes* then we'll talk.
Thats actually half cool, with "half" meaning: half the viewing as in "from one eye" Kinda cool but each person viewing this would only be getting their visual data from one eye a piece?
Thats kinda confusing just to think about! I would definitely have to try it out first hand.
Thats kinda confusing just to think about! I would definitely have to try it out first hand.
Camera 1 camera 2 and its so incredible that people like us do exist...
I mean, probably not incredible, but you got the point
I mean, probably not incredible, but you got the point
Clever, I had never thought of that but it seems like the the greatest thing ever. They might have to do something with headphones for different sound though.
This tech was actually on show at CES a couple of years ago. I think they had a special version of Project Gotham (or a similar racer) running it. And it worked just as well as you'd have hoped. I'm kinda surprised it wasn't implemented from the get go with 3D TVs.
Wearing glasses to play "split screen" one one TV without having to sacrifice screen real estate? For the cost of a 3DTV and two pairs of glasses you could buy two top-tier HDTVs, a second system, and network the consoles. You would probably still come out ahead.
The image is from Wayne's World. He is playing with Cassandra (girl in the picture) simulating his eyes are two cameras, he turns one on and off and so forth. "Camera 1, camera 2, camera 1, camera 2".
Hahaha the image IS relevant after all.
Hahaha the image IS relevant after all.
The image is from Wayne's World. He is playing with Cassandra (girl in the picture) simulating his eyes are two cameras, he turns one on and off and so forth. "Camera 1, camera 2, camera 1, camera 2".
Hahaha the image IS relevant after all.
Hahaha the image IS relevant after all.
I concur with llinx. This tech is not new and I remember reading about that CES demo. It makes perfect sense. Have both lenses of a pair of glasses "on" while the other pair are "off," then just alternate and you can get all frames from one "screen" to go to different people.
That's impressive as hell, but I don't see the need for this. If you screen look, you get your ass beat, so why do I need to spend $800 for a TV that will let me see only my screen?
I knew it was Tia Carerre from Wayne's World, but I didn't get the "Camera One, Camera Two" bit until reading the comments. Oh, that was sly. Anyways, I think this is gimmicky, but actually, kind of a pretty cool gimmick. It's a gimmick that actually affects gameplay, you know, with the whole solution to splitscreen. It's not just some flashy new addon, you know, which is what 3D is.
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Is it wrong that for a split-second I thought that was Miyamoto? Hey, I'm not afraid to say it! He's a good looking man!
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