Sony PS3 Film Called ‘Real Time’
- 18 years ago
PlayStation 3 have created a three minute film called ‘Real Time’ which visually illustrates how real life can be simulated via a new function of the forthcoming console: Real Time Physics.
The subjects of the film are two teenage amateur lightweight boxers as they prepare for a fight. A mysterious woman’s voice commentates as the boxers size each other up before a bout of sparring. She explains the benefits of PlayStation 3’s real time technology, which is illustrated by high definition, super slo-motion footage.
In the past, gaming devices were pre-programmed – once you had worked out how to defeat them they were powerless. Using a PlayStation 3 is just like facing a human opponent. Its ability to respond makes it the most deadly competitor you will ever face.
Further innovative films to illustrate the exciting new features of the PlayStation 3 are set to follow, featuring subject matter as diverse as: a peculiar hoarder, the new craze of ‘speed stacking’, an elderly womans apartment exploding and extreme BMX’ing.
The subjects of the film are two teenage amateur lightweight boxers as they prepare for a fight. A mysterious woman’s voice commentates as the boxers size each other up before a bout of sparring. She explains the benefits of PlayStation 3’s real time technology, which is illustrated by high definition, super slo-motion footage.
In the past, gaming devices were pre-programmed – once you had worked out how to defeat them they were powerless. Using a PlayStation 3 is just like facing a human opponent. Its ability to respond makes it the most deadly competitor you will ever face.
Further innovative films to illustrate the exciting new features of the PlayStation 3 are set to follow, featuring subject matter as diverse as: a peculiar hoarder, the new craze of ‘speed stacking’, an elderly womans apartment exploding and extreme BMX’ing.