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<![CDATA[ <p>Project Natal was announced late in 2009, and for most of the next year, the Internet creamed its collective jeans over it. This isn't a motion sensing controller, like the Wii   this is fucking body recognition! Facial recognition! Voice recognition! This is your Xbox coming to life, becoming <b><a href="http://www.ncfrights.com/">cheap air jordans shoes</a></b> best friends with you and then taking you on fantastic adventures! It's not going to be a toy or a novelty item; it's going to be the future of gaming itself!    Which happens to look exactly like the present of gaming.    Then, Project Natal was finally released as the Kinect, and we got exactly what we didn't want: Another Wii built around the cheapest, shallowest gimmick possible. Just look at each system's bestselling games:    Wii: Wii Sports, Wii Party, Just Dance, Wii Fit Plus, the Petz series    Kinect: Kinect Sports, Kinect Adventures, Dance Central, Your Shape: Fitness Evolved, Kinectimals    Because there's nothing kids love more than dead eyed animals. <br></p><p><br></p><p>Of course the Japanese guy uses it to inhabit the body of a slutty anime schoolgirl   that's the endgame of literally every technological development Japan's made in the last century   but think of other potential uses for this: With some collision detection, this could <b><a href="http://www.foxwelldavies.com/">cheap jordans shoes</a></b> easily bring about the aforementioned lightsaber fantasy that takes place in a fully interactive digital environment.    : A fully rendered (if glitchy and unintentionally hilarious) environment with two way interaction. He lifts up, moves and repositions digital objects inside the space, and the space, in turn, renders the real objects he places in it   his chair, for example, is present in both reality and the game. And that's just what the Swedish version of Kip from Napoleon Dynamite here can do; if you throw some real funds and a professional development team behind it, you've got the closest thing we've ever had to true virtual reality.    Oh, and what's this at the end? Yup: lightsaber duel. Fucking told you.    We have literally been waiting our entire lives for this.    Finally, as if that wasn't enough to foster painfully fierce nerd erections around the world, there is the inevitable end point: VR porn.    For now, all ThriXXX does is render a virtual hand that you can use to cavity search dead eyed whores in a shady motel, but again, these are the very early stages of a completely new technology. With the right amount of money and expertise behind this kind of software, you could be standing in an empty room that, at the touch of a button, fills with your virtual office. You could manipulate programs in the air in front of you. Christopher Nolan did not run out of film. It was scripted, and shot, to end exactly the way it did. It's an ambiguous ending. Lots of movies have them. <br></p><p><br></p><p>"We wanted to shoot a more satisfying ending, but Leo wanted to play flag football instead."    Again, we are not mocking nerds for overanalyzing pop culture. We're professional nerds who overthink pop culture for a living. But we're kind of disappointed that even the hardest of the hardcore movie geeks seem totally unfamiliar with the concept of an ambiguous ending. Nobody has seen The Thing (where the credits run with it still unclear whether the main character is the shape shifting monster)? Or Total Recall (was everything part of the virtual reality fantasy)? Not an "encoded" ending or a "secret" ending or a "hidden" ending. Ambiguous. On purpose.    We're not trying to be dicks here, but to this day, fans act like we were watching a live news event when the feed to the camera just got cut, and we're just waiting to hear from somebody else who was on the scene with additional information. But the movie <b><a href="http://www.ncfrights.com/">cheap jordans shoes for sale</a></b> didn't cut to black because the power ran out, or the budget fell a hundred bucks short of what they needed to shoot the whole final scene. The ending wasn't left up in the air. What you saw was the ending.  </p>
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