Kevin Butler Makes Fun of Microsoft Xbox 360 ( Kinect ) Natal - Sony PlayStation Move Commercial
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2010
- New Sony PlayStation Move Commercial March 16, 2010 - Kevin Butler Makes Fun of Microsoft Xbox 360 Natal or Kinect - **** No copyright infringement intended. I am not the owner of this video. ****
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I like "Kevin Butler", call me crazy... I mainly game on PC, but play a lot on PS3 and 360 too. The way he delivers his lines always make me smile.
@@mydadispumpingyourmom It sucks
"who wants to pretend their hand is a gun?" HAHAHA... true that
Butler was actually making fun of the banned xbox 360 commercial that was aired in 2005 which includes hands as guns. 1:06
>Sony makes fun of microsoft's kinect feature
>2015 introducing PS EYE
kek overload
Are you forgetting the Eye Toy from the ps2 ;)?
Floppy Poppy No doubt. That should read, 2003 Sony introducing basically-Kinect.
Just recently got a PS3 so am catching up on the commercials. This guy is hilarious!!
If this was so more successful than the kinect, why is the PS4 eye basically a kinect?
im actually xbox 360 but i still find these ads hilarious! i watched every single one of these kevin butler ads
@MTMind2 How can there be movement ingame?Do you stay in a walking like position?like jog in place?Im confused how can you shoot reload and move around if its going to be on kinect?
I have Kinect and its pretty damn awesome, but I love this video so much xD
Why you lie?
Like never before, and I've been playing with that technology since 2006.
well now that its september, i love watching this video and laughing at the future part (:
I loved my xboxs. Both of them..Got one replaced and the other repaired 2times! My PS2 outlasted them both. Got a used Ps3 4yrs ago still wrks perfectly.
Kevin Butler cracks me up lol!
Thank god motion gaming is dead now officially that MS announced Kinectless Xone.
In this future we now have PSVR
what makes this commercial funnier is that playstation was so sure move was better but right now kinect has out sold move 5:1. You can even look those numbers up.
@sebkav88 - I'm not sure what you mean, the discussion here wasn't about exclusives, I was replying to the claim that Kinect is more limited than Move for games.
Too bad the PS Move failed.
Yeah it just outsold Kinect in millions of units
You watch wrestling? Grown men in oil touching each other?
***** No, I watch Sports Entertainment. Dat wrasstling sht is fake like football.
***** It's a work brother.
***** Of course CTE is real
If motion controllers are the future of gaming, i might just end up a retro gamer.
@NTom92 - The wand is irrelevent, the ball tracking demo consisted of a ball on the end of a stick/wand too, the light is just a replacement for the ball, but again with no gyros, no accelerometers, no motion sensors.
For the links work (just tested them), you need to cut and paste them to the end of youtube(.)com. Alternatively, search YT for 'Richard Marks Motion Controller Part 1' and go to 4:41, and for the other vid, search for 'Camspace' and watch the first vid.
(Got to go to work now)
Kinect is a copy of Eyetoy anyway... but the big difference is that the Eyetoy WORKS
@NTom92 - Cont'd - At NO time did Sony ever have a patent (or even a prototype) for a motion sensing wand. In December 2004, they filed a patent for a wand with a light on the end, to overcome the problems of tracking coloured balls under different lighting conditions (and to avoid the need for calibration). The FIRST evidence (from any source) of a motion sensing wand from Sony comes from the patent they filed in October 2008. Hence the idea for a motion sensing wand does come from the Wiimote.
@NTom92 - Ah yes, the "Magic Duel" error again, but I can't talk now, I'll explain that one later (it's quite interesting)....
@MTMind2 I know but is mass effect 3 on the ps3 aswell?
@Naughtonator - Motion control started before EyeToy. EyeToy/PSEye are just (very good) webcams, and so they can only see your body in 2D, hence the 2D motion tracking of Kung Fu Live, fine for that game, useless for dancing. Both Kinect and Move work in the dark. Both Kinect and Move lag, where Kinect's lag is similar to Move when tracking the hands only (about 1/8th sec), but Kinect's lag increases as more body parts are tracked, hence maximum lag for full body tracking (about 1/5th sec).
@sebkav88 - Ok, I see what you mean, sorry it's the way I wrote it :-)
I wasn't saying Mass Effect 3 was exclusive to 360, I was saying voice commands in Mass Effect 3 is currently exclusive to 360. That's because Kinect has a built-in audio processor that does most of the work, and so voice recognition can be added without using up power that should be used for the game. The PC and PS3 version will need software running on the CPU to do that. It may happen, but it hasn't been announced as yet.
@Aquilalore In 1989 - "The Power Glove is a controller accessory for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and the first peripheral interface controller to recreate human hand movements on a television or computer screen in real time".... you are really young kid.
Dear Kinect,
Dance Central and Child of Eden. That is all the good games in it.
transcribe audio. it makes it even more awesome
Sorry about the typo "Don't belie"
5 years later it's KC in 5................
@Naughtonator - 3D is the keyword here. PSEye can see your body parts in 2D only, that's why Kung Fu Live is 2D motion tracking only. Both Move and Kinect start with a webcam, where for 3D Move adds a motion sensing wand to track your hands only, and Kinect adds an IR cam and emmiter to track your whole body. The space restriction for Kinect is only slightly more than Move, and I've already covered the issues of lag. But yes, both are superb new controllers with pros and cons for each. :-)
@doppen99 - The EyeToy was limted to 2D motion detection (and simple depth techniques), hence the EyeToy games were limited. Kinect sees the world in 3D, it models the human body in 3D, and hence it's significantly more advanced. And Kinect already has a controller, the standard 360 controller. Kinect on it's own is mostly suited to casual/party games, however hardcore genres will use the 360 controller as normal with Kinect adding extra features to the game (just like Forza 4).
"No system comes with component cables, or as you call it audio video wires. They both come with standard RCA cables"
@TeamOhCanada: In December 2008 I bought an Xbox360 which came with component cables (red/green/blue plus red/white)
@hoidoeitotziens - Actually you need to read more carefully :-) I'm fully aware that the ball is tracked in 3D, where the size of the ball is used to determine distance along the Z axis, however I said, and I quote, "as a result can only track PEOPLE in 2D at best", which is the key point. Because it has no direct means to measure distance, it doesn't know how far away any part of your limbs are, hence it can only see/track PEOPLE in 2D, where a perfect example of this is seen in Kung Fu Live.
At least the move fucking works, the kinect is like "fuck you, i work when i feel like it"
1:36 - almost knocks over the juice
The future was 10 years ago
It has made more money that you will ever see in your bank account in a life time.
@MTMind2 Isn't it already for ps3 aswell?
I always wanted it as a kid but i didn't have enough money to buy it.
and the xbox 360 controller has what we in the future called triggers which happened to be pretty important to those people who play shooters racers
I really enjoy the Kinect but this commerical is still pretty funny lol. Both have good features and I agree for shooters some type of controller is a good idea.
It's also got what we in the future call, buttons
@TheBeastMode187 - And what makes you think a microphone does the voice recognition for you? :-) You need software to then process the audio, and Kinect has a built-in audio processor to do that (and so it doesn't use up any CPU time on the 360). The PC and PS3 versions will need the CPU to do that processing, which is why only the 360 version (so far) of Mass Effect has voice recognition, without needing a seperate mic, all thanks to Kinect according to the developers. So, you were saying? :-)
@isco919 - Yeah, let's avoid a flamewar (especially since it will be 2011 soon in my part of the world :)). Kung Fu Live reveals the limits of webcams, because it's based on analysing 2D video, and that's why despite EyeToy coming out 7 years ago and PSEye 3 years ago, they offer nothing like the videos I provided. But yes, Kinect is not more 'advanced in every way', because as a webcam only, PSEye is faster (60fps vs 30fps), but the 3D tech makes Kinect more advanced overall. Happy New Year :)
@TheBeastMode187 - If they want to use Kinect on it's own, yes, just as you wouldn't use the Move wand to drive in GT5.However for core games, Kinect ADDs to the controller, providing features like head tracking (as seen in Forza 4), voice commands (Forza 4, and Mass Effect 3). Hence like Forza and ME3, FPSs can use the 360 controller with Kinect adding features like head tracking, leaning, voice commands, perhaps special melee attacks, grenade throwing etc. Surely you can think of a few more :)
there's a reason that every console jump see's a spike in PC gaming's graphics
I don't think consoles are going to die, they just won't be the same kind of console that they used to be. They'll still play games extraordinarily well, they'll just use a different model, and frankly I think the way MS is doing it, will work out pretty damn well.
What did you actually mean by “they’ll just use a different model?”
0:45 LMAO!
the amount of jelly I am, cannot be described with words
and don't even get me started on the inaccuracy of a joypad
PlayStation MOOOOOve
This guy is my hero
@redninja302 So then you must be on a mac... or your pc runs linux...??? right?
Funny how Sony just forgets the EyeToy for the sake of arguing.
Sega made the Sega Activator in 1993. If Sega didn't do it you wouldn't have eye toy. And the eyetoy is basically a webcam
1:00
Your not catching a big red ball on the Playstation Move, your catching the small yellow ball at the end of your remote, while it flies toward your television.
that there will be a 100% market for Kinect-related games, and then the Kinect will actually be used to its full potential.
would be even better if he would say at the end ''You Mad Xbox 360 Fans?''
Actualy i do want to pretend my hand is a gun in the gunstringer wich kicks ass
I had my xbox 360 since 2006 and it never exploded!
@AlienCarg0 and did dreamcast eye succeed? or did it fail............
I don't see the 'move around like a fucking idiot" system showing signs of success either....
I love Kevin Butler
Nowadays the ps move performs better with PS VR games on the ps4 than ps3 games with ps move support. That's technology advancement for ya
I love how people argue over which console is better. Just pick the one you want. Who gives a fuck about who's playing what. I mean, if it's someone you argue with, just be glad they're not playing on your console.
What we in the future call "buttons"
If you drink all food through a straw, why is there a plate of muffins?
@Aquilalore If your point is wich is the first motion WORKING, you dont know when the power glove started development, and you dont know if other companys(like Sega) in the past atempted such things and never talked about and released it. So in terms of comercial available motion is fair to say the Power Glove worked (and yeah a comercial failure). Besides this, having the Eyetoy doesnt mean exactly they had they Move control (and nunchuk-like complement) wich is so similar to the Wi-control set
@MrAristocrates - And that's the point, there were no Move prototypes (the Move patent was filed in 2008). Richard Marks investigated 100% webcam object tracking, that was superb work, and yes you can see the idea is there, but they couldn't take it further. The Wii gave them the solution, instead of making the webcam do ALL the work, you put as much of the motion sensing as you can INSIDE a controller. That's the key to the Wiimote, that's the key to Move, and so the credit goes to Nintendo.
Playstation, xbox, Nintendo... they all have their pros and cons, folks. One console isn't completely better than another.
@VictoReX11 he was referring to the wii at 0:44.. and to kinect at 1:05
My gaming setup:
-PS3 Slim 320 gb
-Samsung 32' LED HDTV
-Audio Pro Addon One speakers
AWESOME!
I LOVE MY PLAYSTATION 3!
They showed off 13 exclusives at E3 2013. They still have yet to show us more. I think most of them are amazing. They're actually hiring developers to develop exclusives, instead of having internal Sony studios develop them. In my opinion, Microsoft's option is better.
@TheBeastMode187 - Just saw your reply. I shall refer you to the first reply I gave, where I said and I quote "Hence like Forza and ME3, FPSs CAN use the 360 controller with Kinect adding features like head tracking, leaning, voice commands, perhaps special melee attacks....". I didn't say those FPSs were already released, I stated how Kinect can work in FPSs and gave example of games that will use Kinect in that way. If you don't think Kinect can work like that in FPSs, then expalin why not.
@Elbarto2208 - Well I started gaming with Pong in the late 70s, and yet I'm excited about what BOTH Move and Kinect has to offer, because what I feel many gamers on forums of ALL generations have forgotten is that gaming is actually about having fun, yes FUN. It's not about how you look to others when playing, it's not about how the controllers look, it's not about being cool, it's not about whether you have a controller/a wand/a mouse or no controller in your hand, it's about having fun. :-)
You do realize that since Kinect is essentially a far more advanced EyeToy, MS could easily come out with a Move-like controller in the future if they so desire and it would sell like hotcakes. Perhaps Sony can try to come out with a Kinect-like device but by then the Kinects install base would be insurmountable.
@MTMind2 I find that discussions of this nature tend to devolve when hypotheticals get involved, so I probably won't be responding to any comments after this one. Sorry, I just don't really have the energy to have this conversation. Anyway, the answer is no, but that wasn't my point. My point was that they had been looking into the technology for a long time. The 3D cams and Move prototypes are likely completely different to the finished products.
@theninjachannel - Ok my friend, thanks for clearing that up. :)
man he was soooooooooooooooooo close to dropping that orange juice ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh XD
@zachyeah13 I have both systems and love them both. I an curious as to what PS3 has more of?
All of you PS3 people must love the fact that bungie's making a game for you and Xbox. I mean the only difference is that you guys won't pretend to dislike this game, like you did with halo.
playstation move as basically the wii
@freeh4x Development of a motion enabled controller began in 2001, coinciding with development of the Wii console , Research on the PlayStation Move began as early as 2001, stemming from parallel development of the EyeToy which was eventually released in 2003.
@CrusaderOfXbox360 - Kinect doesn't stop you using the controller, in fact, core games are likely to use both at the same time, like Forza 4 and Mass Effect 3. :-)
Remember that scene with The Hulk and Loki... Well Loki - motion controllers, Hulk - k&m Gamepad.
Bang bang bang bang bang.
"Puny gamers!"
@ghostfire1234 - And there's Kinect in Forza 4 (casual driving, Auto Vista mode, head tracking and voice recognition for UI), and Mass Effect 3 for voice recognition during dialog and gameplay (eg. commands to squad), hence the dev says only the 360 version can have voice recognition thanks to Kinect, not the PC or PS3 version. Kinect on it's own is great for casual games (and a few core titles), and Kinect+controller is ideal for core games, as seen in FZ4 and ME3 and many more to come. :)
exactly, that's the kind of shit that makes consumer's upset
Bring Kevin Butler back for the PS4!!
@Victorlara
1) Technically, Sony had the Eyetoy on PS2, so if anyone "invented" the idea of motion controls, it's them.
2) Did the modern drummer steal the idea of drums from the caveman who wrapped animal skins around a hollow log? You can't invent something twice, and making your own version of it is not "stealing".
3) Video games are NOT serious business and definitely NOT something to get worked up over.
If you use an Xbox, you're just about qualified to catch a big rad ball. Truth.
Ahh kev u might wanna check the date today
@TheBeastMode187 - You can't just assume GT5 would have had voice recognition when no other PS3 exclusive has made use of voice recognition and I'm not aware of any plans for future PS3 games. So even if GT5 was released today, it probably wouldn't have voice recognition. And this discussion was about what Kinect can do for FPSs, not whether such games happen to be out today or not. And there are MANY games that use Kinect, hence explain exactly what you're asking for in terms of Kinect games.
I respect him now
@StormtroopeR003 Well helloooo! Pay attention a little. He clearly said 'March 2010''. When was the psn outage?
@runereyscape Yes, but if I'm correct, it had a different controller layout before.
Calm your cabbages, Adachi.
I just said he was burning them.
haha when he says about shooting with your hands....it makes sense. move ftw
Press show comment, and enjoy the ride:)
@blakscull - I see you've learned some new words. Well done. ;-)
But yes, software issues in the sense that raw data from the Kinect camera is process by software running on the 360. The faster that software can process the data, the less lag there is in the game (but there will never be zero lag, since all the current motion controllers lag, including Move). Hence Child of Eden was praised at PAX 2011 in March for being almost 1 to 1 (due to software improvements compared to last year) :-)