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Register Hardware just tested gesture-based gaming technology. Our verdict? It rocks! GestureTek_01 No need for a controller Gesture-based technology works by tracking the movement of objects, such as faces or hands, and has already been integrated into several mobile phones, including Sony Ericsson’s F305. At Mobile …

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  1. Gordon Stewart

    RSI?

    RSI, anyone?

    Surely your arms are aching in no time!

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  2. BioTube
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    Nice idea, but...

    Motion-sensing technology doesn't always work out too good - I tried to play Mario Kart Wii once and even WITH the steering wheel attachment I couldn't control it one bit. As Mr. Stewart said, there's also the problem of your arms getting tired - motion tech works best when your entire body's involved, otherwise there's no improvement over using a controller(which can be kept in your lap). Something like this might make a great addon control, though - an FPS could let you raise your hands in surrender(Surrender Force Five, now on sale in France).

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