I found out about this on Youtube and think it very amazing how virtual our world is becoming...
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Wow, that's some interesting stuff. It's kinda sad though, because one day families won't leave their house to interact with other families. That will lead to isolation, and maybe even depression. What do you think?
I'm not going to lie, this new Xbox virtual technology looks very cool. However, as most commercial do, they show the consumer all the "good" aspects of the product and how easy and simple it is to use. Call me a skeptic, but I question the "easy to use" aspect of the technology as I have played certain consoles which use some form of virtual technology, like Nintendo's Wii in which the response time isn't quite as "accurate" enough for my liking. Despite my biases, if Xbox can create the awesomely clever and entertaining product they claim to have, they will definitely have a winner on their hands.
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