Suggesting to devs

[fuzzychickens]

Originally Posted by David603

Natal can do this without the LEDs or indeed any form of headgear.

Apparently the eye can too, there is a another demo where it does tracking by facial feature recognition - an update by the same programmer who did it with leds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFN8cW1mSVY

Anyways - BOTH the 360 and PS3 will have head tracking available, it's about time devs start enhancing our gaming experience.

[David603]

Originally Posted by fuzzychickens

Anyways - BOTH the 360 and PS3 will have head tracking available, it's about time devs start enhancing our gaming experience.

That's good news. Not that I was trying to go one up on the idea of the PS Eye having motion tracking, but people were talking about LEDs and headgear and I knew Natal didn't need that.

Should be good for gamers, because the PC has had TrackIR for a long time and so far there hasn't been anything similar on consoles.

[CaptnStyker]

Been playing the PS3 demo, has anyone commented on how hard it is to keep the crosshair distinguished from the sky especially heading toward the sunlight?
Any possible way to darken the cross hair or the HUD ??

[thundermuffin]

Originally Posted by CaptnStyker

Been playing the PS3 demo, has anyone commented on how hard it is to keep the crosshair distinguished from the sky especially heading toward the sunlight?
Any possible way to darken the cross hair or the HUD ??

Sure... by playing correctly... in the cockpit

[NeoTechni]

Could you please add support for the Ace Combat Flight Sticks?

On 360 I don't think you need drivers at all, 360's AC6FS works like a standard controller, you'd just need to support it's control scheme.

On PS3 you'd need to support PS2's AC5FS via a driver. Though I know some guy made his own PC driver so I'm sure a professional developer would be able to figure it out. I'm assuming it's not encrypted data.

These sticks make a huge difference for flight sims.