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<\/center><\/p>\nTo be honest, I don’t pay as much attention to Sony’s Eyetoy<\/a> as I probably should. Not that new interfaces aren’t interesting. They certainly are. It’s just that I’ve been waiting for that Power Glove-VR Goggle style 3D interface the title character from the movie Johnny Mnemonic<\/em><\/a> whips out to retrieve data from a hotel fax machine(!) in Beijing. Guess I’ve been blinded, so to speak. Anyway, although it’s not a major product hit afaik (edit – at over 5 million sold according to reports, I guess it’s doing pretty good), it does seem like the Eyetoy<\/a> is carving a nice niche for itself. Case in point is this entry<\/a> over on Gamesblog: <\/p>\n Despite the proliferation of rap, guns and cars there were a few examples of gaming innovation tucked away in the darker corners of the E3 show-floor. One of these was Wizard of Funk<\/em><\/a>, the world’s first, get this, EyeToy RPG.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Maybe I need to go back and listen to Eyetoy creator Richard Mark’s 2004 talk at Accelerating Change. The SLFuture Salon has a blog entry with links, so if you want to catch it, here’s that entry<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" To be honest, I don’t pay as much attention to Sony’s Eyetoy as I probably should. Not that new interfaces aren’t interesting. They certainly are. It’s just that I’ve been waiting for that Power Glove-VR Goggle style 3D interface the … Continue reading