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Motion Controlled 3-D Game now available MOSH
coultonp | 20 March, 2008 15:13
Having been inundated with requests for the Motion Controlled 3-D game Mirage Money from my last blog, Fadi and I have now made the game available absolutely free on MOSH. However, we would very much appreciate feedback from users on their experience both on suggestions for improvement and whether people find the mixed reality mode interesting, the interface intuitive, etc. You can either leave them on MOSH (dont foget to rate it if you luv it
), here, or send them to me.
ENJOY!
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coultonp | 20/03/2008, 22:22
In retrospect the menu has seemed to cause a few niggles and is probably a rather unecessary distraction. I guess you can be to clever for your own good ;)
Re: Motion Controlled 3-D Game now available MOSH
ltomuta | 20/03/2008, 21:25
I do love it. It might need a bit of calibration though (or maybe it is me that needs that :) as on the menu selection tends to go one step up and one back down ...