AiLive has released a video for it's LiveMove 2 toolset which is intended for Wii developers. The toolset helps them install the MotionPlus functionality in games, which offers fast, accurate tracking of the position and also, the orientation of the controller. LiveMove 2 might also help in reducing the time taken to develop a game. It helps the motions that need to be used in the game, be recorded without any coding or scripting. The technology even recognizes when a player makes certain attempts. The MotionPlus will come with Wii Sports Resort and would cost $49. Looks like new technologies will change the way games are played right now.
Via: GizMag
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