Posted by Erick Passos on Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:44:00 EDT in
The revolutionary Mindset-I is a direct-to-brain controller that is similar in shape to a current brain control headset. However, it is capable of not only map the collected electrical waves as input, but also affect these brain waves to form sensations.
Brainstorming for a future game design. Work in progress of an entry for gamasutra's Games of 2020 contest. Neverending Saga is an RPG where the player feel the world through the brain, including pain and other sensations.
@Alexander Bruce I know what a mod is... What I asked was if anybody has released any relevant mod apart from FPS ones. I see a lot of narrow comments about UDK being far superior to Unity, but I don't see the technical features to support it. Besides, with the ...
I just hope this thing become a trend... This is no altruism from these companies, knowing that their goal is to make developers addicted to the respective tools earlier. But in the long range, I can only see huge benefits to the game development activity as a whole. Unity and ...
Throwing a real axe you mean a REAL one That I couldn't prevent...: But if you're talking about hitting a newbie head with a veteran's axe, the balance would be these: - The pain sensation will be of disconfort, but not so intense - It'll also be like the axe ...
I think Torque will have a hard time to get even close to what Unity can do now. And I'm sure the guys at Garage Games are aware of the impact of today's release of its version 2.5 of the editor for windows and mac. Competition is good...
Thas very useful information indeed. I have a personal belief that with the release of their MS Windows version of the level editor Unity will be something everybody would hear about in the next couple of years, specially for casual games development.
Yeah, there's serious stuff going on here. I won't send my ideas anymore. Seriously: that's a good question... I'll send images made by an artist friend of mine. They'e signed in and the only requirement is that the credit is given to him...: For the ideas... They are so crazy ...
