Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
The Engadget Show - Featuring Playstation Move
Source: http://video.aol.com/aolvideo/null/the-engadget-show-007-nicholas-negroponte-playstation-move-richard-marks-and-joystiqs-chris-grant/73319476001
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Monday, 15 March 2010
PSN Maintenance for Tuesday 15/03/10
Hello All
Just a heads up to inform you that there will be PSN server maintenance tomorrow morning:
Start time - 08:00 (GMT)
End time - 11:00 (GMT)
During this maintenance a small number of you guys may be signed out, but you'll be able to immediately sign back in.
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UK Video store update (15th March 2010)
To Rent
- My Name is Bruce
- Repo! The Genetic Opera
- Staunton Hill
- Couples Retreat
- Imagine That
- More Than A Game
- Bram Stoker’s Dracula’s Guest
- Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
- The Ugly Truth
- Train
- Wrong Side of Town
- Summer’s Moon
- My Name is Bruce
- Saving Private Ryan
- Repo! The Genetic Opera
- Staunton Hill
- Thick As Thieves
- War, Inc.
- Awaydays
- A Serious Man
- The Army of Crime
- Ninja
- Survival of the Dead
- Crimson Wing: The Mystery of the Flamingos
- Wrong Side of Town
- Zombieland
- Summer’s Moon
- The Amityville Horror
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Saturday, 13 March 2010
Games for Playstation Move
Games made for PlayStation®Move
* Move Party (working title)
* Motion Fighter (working title)
* Sports Champions™
* The Shoot (working title)
* TV Superstars™
* Brunswick® Pro Bowling
Games that are compatible with PlayStation®Move, DUALSHOCK®3 and SIXAXIS® controller
* SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs
* EyePet™
* Disney•Pixar Toy Story 3
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Playstation Move only requires 1-2Mb of system memory
Sony's GDC panel "Introducing the PlayStation Motion Controller was exactly that: An introduction to the newly named Move peripheral. David Coombes, Kirk Bender and Anton Mikhailov showcased a number of impressive tech demos, many of which demonstrated the Move's incredible precision and low latency. One of the most impressive demos showcased full body tracking using an on-screen body puppet, not unlike one of Project Natal's tech demos.Source: http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/11/playstation-move-requires-1-2-mb-of-system-memory/
Body tracking is made possible by combining the Move and PS3's head tracking capability. According to the presentation, the PS3 can also detect faces, going so far as to identify individuals through face contour and feature detection. The software will be able to recognize gender, age, smiles and when eyes open and close.
Coombes explained that all the calculations necessary to handle image processing are done by the Cell CPU, which apparently excels at the doing floating point calculations. The raw data can be processed incredibly quickly by the PS3, taking "under a frame" to translate to a game experience. And while Mikhailov didn't reveal how much of the CPU's overall power the Move controller requires, he did reveal that the memory demands are truly "insignificant" -- 1-2 MB of system memory.
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