This dude did this w/ simple things around the house.. This looks AMAZING..



Man if this gets mass produced, can you think of the possibilities.. I hope he patents this FAST!!!

 

This is also VERY interesting for console gaming as well..



just as a side note, the dude that made this video now works for Microsoft on the Kinect project.. HAHAHAHAHAHA, guess Nintendo didn't react fast enough to his wii remote projects, Microsoft scooped him up w/ the quickness..

 

contra...

 

just imagine playing contra or ikari warriors w/ that gun.. LMAO!!

 

OMG OMG... That Game Gun is off the chain!! I love that dudes intensity!

"Here we go"

 

Those two are literally revolutionary T. I saw the name of this thread and thought "yea right...here we go with another hyped up game for PC or some crap like that "...but this stuff is where the future is at. I remember being a little kid and shifting my body to the right or left or bobbing my head up and down as if it actually made a difference in the game. This actually DOES make a difference. Why the hell did it take us this long?

These type of independent minds are where the large companies need to be looking to. They have the great ideas...not your over-paid marketing department.

 

He's the next gaming millionaire! If he's fast enough on the patent! Man I'd love to have something like that! now if they could just make a set of "GOOD" glasses/monitors

 

Woah, wonder when the game gun will come on the market cause I want!! And the head tracking is pure awesomeness!!

 

Too be fair the first one is not as revolutionary as you think. While super cool and awesome it has been done before. A primitive example would be the old school duckhunt light gun.

On a newer level; my dad is hardcore into flight sims. He has this little thing that he attaches to his monitor then wears one of his baseball caps that has these little reflectors on it. When he moves his head it moves the camera ingame in the cockpit. He is such a dork.

He has done it for so long that he could actually get in to a real jet and be able to fly it.