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With a head tracker and a mod like this, think about playing something like T2 on a cabinet. You could swing over to the right side of the cabinet when firing the cannon, and the perspective would instantly change and help you line up your shot. Move back into your playing position, and you'd be back to your standard view.Nobody plays a table like in this video. It's a proof-of-concept video, and there’s a lot of movement here to demonstrate how this whole thing works.I, for one, think this is brilliant. Pinball was the first thing I thought of all those years ago when Johhny Lee was first demonstrating his Wii head tracking. I think it would be great if all of the pinball developers could standardize around a single spec for both cabinets and head tracking. It would be great if we could get fiddle-free "it just works" 3D cabinet support, across the board, with Farsight and Zen and whomever, all working together for the greater good.
With a head tracker and a mod like this, think about playing something like T2 on a cabinet. You could swing over to the right side of the cabinet when firing the cannon, and the perspective would instantly change and help you line up your shot. Move back into your playing position, and you'd be back to your standard view.
Nobody plays a table like in this video. It's a proof-of-concept video, and there’s a lot of movement here to demonstrate how this whole thing works.
I, for one, think this is brilliant. Pinball was the first thing I thought of all those years ago when Johhny Lee was first demonstrating his Wii head tracking. I think it would be great if all of the pinball developers could standardize around a single spec for both cabinets and head tracking. It would be great if we could get fiddle-free "it just works" 3D cabinet support, across the board, with Farsight and Zen and whomever, all working together for the greater good.
