wraggster
February 9th, 2010, 15:53
The executive producer of Ubisoft's Avatar game has said he is keen to merge 3D gaming with site Project Natal - to create "an even more immersive experience" for consumers.
Ubisoft's Avatar movie tie-in was presented in stereoscopic 3D on some HDTVs, but Patrick Naud said he wanted to take the technology a step further still.
"I personally see a lot of potential with combining 3D with Natal," he told CVG sister site TechRadar.
"These two technologies together will bring us even more immersive experience to gameplay."
Naud added: "[Making a 3D game] was a great experience for our team... any time we can get out there and be one of the first on a new technology like this, you get a boost of creativity, and we had a lot of fun coming up with great ways to use the innovation to make a game that puts the player right into the environment and action."
The Project Natal release date is thought to be coming this Christmas.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=234247?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS
Ubisoft's Avatar movie tie-in was presented in stereoscopic 3D on some HDTVs, but Patrick Naud said he wanted to take the technology a step further still.
"I personally see a lot of potential with combining 3D with Natal," he told CVG sister site TechRadar.
"These two technologies together will bring us even more immersive experience to gameplay."
Naud added: "[Making a 3D game] was a great experience for our team... any time we can get out there and be one of the first on a new technology like this, you get a boost of creativity, and we had a lot of fun coming up with great ways to use the innovation to make a game that puts the player right into the environment and action."
The Project Natal release date is thought to be coming this Christmas.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=234247?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS