Microsoft's Live Vision camera for Xbox to debut next month
Camera will track gamer movements
16 August 2006 17:21 GMT / By Amber Maitland
Microsoft is launching its Live Vision camera for the Xbox360 some time in September, the company announced at the Seattle Gamefest.
The camera will be bundled with a game called Totemball, in which a gamer will wheel a totem pole around objects and try to collect certain tokens.
Gamers’ movements will be captured by the camera so that they play the game without using a control pad, so that a similar affect will be had as when using Nintendo’s Wii remote.
The Live Vision camera will also be used for mapping gamers’ faces when creating avatars and functions as a webcam.
It’s expected to hit the shelves at around $40.
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