Part 1: The Origins of Motion Control ###Hardware Limitations of Early Motion Sensors The original Xbox 360 Kinect released in 2010 marked Microsoft’s first foray into motion gaming. While revoluti...

Fundamentals of Accuracy in Drawing Portraits Accurate representation is absolutely crucial in portrait drawing. Even small errors distort the likeness of the subject, while larger mistakes render ...

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Part 1 - Introduction Comparing Highly Immersive Gaming Options While both virtual reality (VR) headsets and the PlayStation 5 console can offer engaging gaming experiences, they each provide uniqu...

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As a PlayStation gamer, there are two subscription services worth considering - PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now. While both offer value for different types of players, they have distinct diffe...

Indie music has always been about authentic artistic expression over commercial success. While pop music often feels superficial and aimed solely at climbing the charts, indie artists pour their he...

How Microsoft is Paving the Way with Adapted and Alternative Controllers The Need for Inclusion Accessible and inclusive design should be at the forefront for any industry, but gaming in particular...

Part 1: Out of the Box Storage is Limited The PS5’s Built-In SSD is Fast but Small Sony equipped the PlayStation 5 with an incredibly fast solid state drive (SSD) that helped deliver lightning quic...

Can Old Hardware Handle the Future of Gaming Graphics? Crysis Remastered created significant buzz in the gaming community when it was announced that the PS4 Pro version would include ray tracing, a...