How future games would be played…
I’ve posted before about the Brain-control headset and how it could revolutionize the way of gaming. Well, now we read about an adapted Harry Potter version of the game where you lift boulders and throw lightning bolts using only your mind. That would be something right? But is it fun to just use your brain while playing? I don’t really know, but I think about it and feel, I must do some action during the game, and brain signals are not the physical actions you may wanna have. Would it be too tiring to play for long, since it’s purely focusing on your brain rather than your acts?
A Nintendo Wii fan made this clip to show how he wants the Wii technology to be applied to the new Star Wars game. I’m not sure if the current Wii controller can handle all it requires, but it’s an amazing concept he should be paid for doing it :)
To be frank, except that mind-control is something more techy and new, I feel the Star Wars Wii concept appeals to me more. Would the mind-control turn out to be just a fancy way of gaming that would be used for showoff for a while and then just die? Or would it really be a replacement to Wii and traditional controls? What do you think?
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Exactly. People will use this for all the wrong reasons. Dynamite was invented to help construction; it was later used to kill people. And I don’t want people inside my head. Isn’t there anything sacred anymore?
MacaholiQ8: Problem is, by that time we will be the outdated ones trying to teach our kids how Matrix is a bad thing, and our joystick days were much better and more fun ;/
Kroms: Well, not physically, but Facebook is already kinda inside every online social guy’s head!
Mind control gaming sounds creepy. The next thing you know is a real version of The Matrix. :/