cool beans. I wonder how they can use it in games, as in, would something in a game even need anything like that? This seems more practical for real world uses than for games
This tech has some awesome implications. Can you imagine an anatomy or physiology class with a professor that used tech like this….sure it could be gross but it would be really cool.
#1 by Tosh on September 8th, 2009 [ 87591 Points ]
Wow, now that is cool!
#2 by Eddie on September 8th, 2009 [ 37586 Points ]
Imagine how it could be used for huge city maps on games!
#3 by PS3 Slim Deals on September 8th, 2009
Awesome. Could this be a development before 3D gaming
#4 by Jay on September 8th, 2009 [ 69353 Points ]
cool beans. I wonder how they can use it in games, as in, would something in a game even need anything like that? This seems more practical for real world uses than for games
#5 by Blackstaffer on September 8th, 2009
Blade Runner anyone?
#6 by Sylvrfonic on September 8th, 2009
This tech has some awesome implications. Can you imagine an anatomy or physiology class with a professor that used tech like this….sure it could be gross but it would be really cool.