New Innovation for Perverted PC Game with Webcam [Japan]
April 20, 2009 at 3:14 am by srfto
Erotic game developers Tech48 based in Japan is using face tracking technology to let players interact with the game. The game will shift angle depending on which way the player is looking at the screen which means looking up at girl’s skirts in this game.
It’s just a matter of time before this technology will be used more on FPS or survival horror games.
Check out the video of the game in action.
Here is a video shared by one of our newest members of Gossip Gamers, Bacioiu aka Zapakitul. Bacioui’s friend illustrates the technology being used in a flight simulation game.
As cool as the technology may look and sound, I hope neck cramps aren’t included with the packaging.
This is already being used in flight simulations via a special gadget. A friend of mine already has it, you can view his video on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cECuj5TLoqE&fe…
I'm glad Japan is developing practical technology like this.
This would be nice if you had VR goggles but if you look to the right what is the point of the view changing if your not looking at the monitor?
Well that's cool technology, the second one is a bit better in what it can realistically be used for.
Was it just me or is the guy in the second video armed to the teeth with controls.
Holy crap this takes take the rapelay type of games to a new lever of perversion, hmmmmm……. interesting but a waste
Sure you can turn your head to the side if you have, say, three computer monitors. One in front, and one to each of the left and the right. Then, you can look left or right.
Yeah multiple monitors + this technology = win!
This is some serious issue that needs to be taken into consideration by the japaneese govt and game makers
Serious issue? Why?
Pretty cool technology, but kinda creepy!
Thats pretty cool! It'd work a lot better if you were using those goggle thingo's where the screen is in the goggles.
This would be awesome for a Metal Gear!!!
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