BoB and Freetrack

[fuzzychickens]

Anti-competitive influence? More like plain and naked anti-competitive practices.

Surely crippling any product that licenses trackIR so that the game can't interface with alternative head tracking programs is anticompetitive.

This would violate anti-trust law if someone ever took them to court.

It's one thing for a game company to fail to support a interface, it's another entirely for Natural Point to demand that a product that would work otherwise be crippled so only its product works on a game.

This is sick.