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Senin, 23 Mei 2011

3D Xbox 360 To Be Announced At E3?

3D Xbox 360 To Be Announced At E3?: "Microsoft Expects More Regular Xbox 360 Updates Going Forward

Be prepared for the pre-E3 rumor mill to crank into overdrive between now and the show on June 7-9. Today's rumor: Microsoft plans to unviel full stereo ...

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Transformers 3 "Michael Bay & James Cameron Talk Filming In 3D"



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Selasa, 10 Mei 2011

Pac-Man reimagined with Kinect and Unity3D

Pac-Man reimagined with Kinect and Unity3D: "


YouTube user buptkangbo used the Unity3D game engine to develop a sort of 3D version of Pac-Man -- or, at least, a game roughly equivalent to what someone who has never seen Pac-Man would imagine if you had just described it to them. A yellow sphere walks around through a grassy field, collecting mushrooms and throwing them at ghost monsters. That's cool; the 'official' Pac-Man platformers took lots of liberties, too.



What makes this particular version unique is that it's controlled with Kinect, played dolphin-style -- by which we mean the player leans into the camera as if swimming underwater. See for yourself after the break. If the demo actually becomes available for download and you then decide to try it, we suggest having plenty of snack foods handy for the full Pac-Man experience.


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