gesture-based

I worried about Nintendo's potential to damage the medium by over-doing boundary-busting, and I polled you on how ready you were to ditch button-mashing for gesture-based gaming.

Archive 2009-06-01 SVGL 2009

As much attention as was paid to Sony and Microsoft's gesture-based motion control reveals at E3, those of you who are super-duper gung-ho about them are in a surprisingly distinct minority.

Archive 2009-06-01 SVGL 2009

I've been concentrating on Microsoft and Sony, mostly, and their big reveals, among them the gesture-based control schemes they each unveiled.

Party Crashin' SVGL 2009

I've been really interested in imagination and abstraction lately, if you hadn't noticed -- my last Kotaku feature, between whose lines you probably picked up an aversion to gesture-based control schemes on my part, asserted that classic buttons-and-sticks work well because it's more interesting to abstract interaction in game worlds rather than act it out literally.

Imagination And Abstraction SVGL 2009

Will Microsoft introduce gesture-based motion control?

Archive 2009-05-01 SVGL 2009

I worried about Nintendo's potential to damage the medium by over-doing boundary-busting, and I polled you on how ready you were to ditch button-mashing for gesture-based gaming.

In Defense Of The Classic Controller SVGL 2009

Will Microsoft introduce gesture-based motion control?

Catch-Catch Up-Up! E3 Is Coming!! SVGL 2009

Eden showed how some gesture-based activation command systems can already work, including a technology using sensors that reacts to movements of the Ultrabook itself.

Intel Details Ultrabooks Marketing Plans Don Clark 2012

I've been really interested in imagination and abstraction lately, if you hadn't noticed -- my last Kotaku feature, between whose lines you probably picked up an aversion to gesture-based control schemes on my part, asserted that classic buttons-and-sticks work well because it's more interesting to abstract interaction in game worlds rather than act it out literally.

Archive 2009-07-01 SVGL 2009

As much attention as was paid to Sony and Microsoft's gesture-based motion control reveals at E3, those of you who are super-duper gung-ho about them are in a surprisingly distinct minority.

Accessibility, Accessibility, Accessibility SVGL 2009