Mind Controlled Game At TGS, Charles Xavier Is Jealous
I am sick of games causing so much physical energy to play. I could tolerate having to hold a controller, then Wii went and forced me to wave my arms as if I just didn't care. Nintendo went too far when they encouraged us to actually get off our couches and get fit. I am pleased to report that NeuroSky, a bio-sensor developer, has teamed with SquareEnix to produce a game controlled entirely with our brains. Being shown at this year's Tokyo Game Show as a demo, players will be able to cause on-screen actions to occur thanks to a headset that reads brainwaves. SquareEnix producer Ryutaro Ichimura sounds excited:
"I am thrilled to have this opportunity to work with NeuroSky, and apply their advanced sensor technology in this brain-wave controlled game demonstration. Although the main purpose of the demo is to test the results of our short development period, I hope it also unlocks new potentials in gaming."
I've heard these promises before, and yet I still go home every night knowing that I won't be able to bake a pie while gaming. Make good on this technology SquareEnix, because I want to be brain-playing by the time Final Fantasy XIV comes out.
NeuroSky, Square Enix To Unveil Brainwave-Controlled Game [Gamasutra]
TheDoctor
Posted to Video Games on 7 October 2008
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AWESOME... I just hope you don't need needles and shet.
Yes! finally a new mindlink
http://www.atarimuseum.com/videogames/consoles/2600/mindlink.html