“Project Milo” was the star of Microsoft’s Natal Kinect unveiling at E3 2009. But, according to Aaron Greenberg, it’s not something they’re planning to release as a game.
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Harmonix, the studio behind both the original Guitar Hero and Rock Band, could be working on something a little different at the moment: a dance game, built around Microsoft’s Project Natal.
Film critic Roger Ebert sometimes uses his powers for bad. But this time he is not.
Looks like the Xbox 360′s motion sensing add-on is already in the wild and, more imporatntly, in the hands of someone willing to grab spy shots of the thing and the Project Natal hardware set up guide.
Remember James Gunn? The filmmaker who called Microsoft “the most dreadful, non-talent friendly company I’ve ever worked for“? Apparently they patched up. Microsoft invited him to try Natal, and Gunn’s spilled the beans on a game called “River Rush.”
EA Sports doesn’t sound enthusiastic about integrating Project Natal or PlayStation Move motion control into its FIFA series, with the game’s producer saying the soccer experience they can supply for such a game “isn’t particularly authentic”.
There has been concern in Japan that only ginormous American living rooms are suitable for Microsoft’s upcoming motion control peripheral Natal. No need for concern, says Microsoft.
Microsoft’s controller-free add-on Project Natal may be perfect for virtual painting and hyperactive ball-swatting, but is it responsive enough for something more intense? What does MTV’s stopwatch tell us?
