Engine Software develops DSi motion control technique, demos it on video
By Joseph L. Flatley 
posted January 8th 2010 3:01AM
posted January 8th 2010 3:01AM
Meanwhile, in the Netherlands... Engine Software has developed a hitherto yet undisclosed method of motion sensitivity for the Nintendo DSi (which we're guessing utilizes the camera). That got your attention, right? Well, wait'll you get a load of this: the company has been kind enough to try the thing out on a game of Tilt -- on video. According to our friends at Joystiq, the company's currently working on a DSiWare title that incorporates the technique. See for yourself after the break.
wiiiiii!
@Eugene Action
ur so right driving compatibility with the wii would be amazing like marios cart with ds play and insters of pushing buttons that would be soo cool
Looks like it works pretty good; although their were some parts in the video where it looked to be laggy, that could just be the crappy camera angle thou.
In the words of Sylvester Stallone....
iPhone byatch!!
i wonder if this would work while you are walking.. probably not
@glenskey
is it just me, or is there a strangely large number of "W's" in that comment
@glenskey
Never mind the Ws, the problem is your avatar. And no, it doesn't even remotely compare to mine.
@gp
are you trying to start something, Buddy?
;)
Gotta love technology!!
@theshadow27
huh. that's probably says the least about the most obvious thing that I could imagine in the comments section of a tech blog. I wonder what made you post that.
This will be useless by E3.
ok ok I ,know this is not nintendo BUT is it me or has nintendo gone abit NATAL feaures or something,hmmm then again its only fair as ms sort of nicked the ideas for motion control from nintendo.( i know sony had eye toy thing ,that was a flop,but i am talking first successful device)