As part of the announcement for Project Natal - Microsoft's motion, voice, expression, sensing technology coming to the Xbox 360 - Lionhead Studios president Peter Molyneux unveiled a tech-demo of sorts, known simply as 'Milo'.
When questioned, Molyneux suggested that Milo will indeed involve into a game, even if it's an advanced 'tamagotchi'.
The demo was pretty impressive if they can pull this off in real-life. Take a look for yourself:
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COMMENTS (8)
Looks pretty neat, hopefully its exactly as it is in the video. Wonder what happens if you swear at him, heh.
Could open up a whole world of possiblities, but only if developers push themselves. I like Molyneux but he tends stretch the truth.
Looks to good to be true, what if they programed it to those exact response but hopefully I'm wrong as I really want this to work properly
That just seems to coined to be real. All her responses seemed rehersed. What if she told him to go dig a hole or to construct a working replica of a steam train. This boy wouldn't react to you, he would react to pre-determined phrases. Thats not dialogue, it's just another way to push a button. I think Mr. Molyneux is telling stories...
I don't buy it.
I don't buy it.
3 June 2009, 01:51 PM
Reply to lexcalibur
That just seems to coined to be real. All her responses seemed rehersed. What if she told him to go dig a hole or to construct a working replica of a steam train. This boy wouldn't react to you, he would react to pre-determined phrases. Thats not dialogue, it's just another way to push a button. I think Mr. Molyneux is telling stories...
I don't buy it.
I would have to agree!That just seems to coined to be real. All her responses seemed rehersed. What if she told him to go dig a hole or to construct a working replica of a steam train. This boy wouldn't react to you, he would react to pre-determined phrases. Thats not dialogue, it's just another way to push a button. I think Mr. Molyneux is telling stories...
I don't buy it.
Unless they updated it daily via XBL?
3 June 2009, 01:51 PM
Reply to lexcalibur
That just seems to coined to be real. All her responses seemed rehersed. What if she told him to go dig a hole or to construct a working replica of a steam train. This boy wouldn't react to you, he would react to pre-determined phrases. Thats not dialogue, it's just another way to push a button. I think Mr. Molyneux is telling stories...
I don't buy it.
I'd have to agree. While I want to believe it, I just cant. Peter says that everyone who has tried it out reacted and felt that they had to "pick up" the goggles. That just seems to coined to be real. All her responses seemed rehersed. What if she told him to go dig a hole or to construct a working replica of a steam train. This boy wouldn't react to you, he would react to pre-determined phrases. Thats not dialogue, it's just another way to push a button. I think Mr. Molyneux is telling stories...
I don't buy it.
So does that mean everyone went down the same road that the chick did?
3 June 2009, 06:46 PM
Reply to Gazza22
I'd have to agree. While I want to believe it, I just cant. Peter says that everyone who has tried it out reacted and felt that they had to "pick up" the goggles.
So does that mean everyone went down the same road that the chick did?
VERY GOOD POINT!!I'd have to agree. While I want to believe it, I just cant. Peter says that everyone who has tried it out reacted and felt that they had to "pick up" the goggles.
So does that mean everyone went down the same road that the chick did?
Dumb old Milo does the same ol' thing everytime!!
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