9:29 PM
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Ubisoft has released in the App Store from Apple Assassin's Creed comic The Fall, specifically tailored to the capabilities of the iPhone. Assassin's Creed The Fall tells the story of Nikolai Orelov master murderer, a new story within the world of Assassin's Creed.
The Assassin's Creed series has captivated millions of consoles and PC users thanks to its spectacular, gameplay and story. Indeed its rich universe has led to create works derived from the games in the series. For example, recently announced Assassin's Creed film and there are novels that recount events of the game.
Now, Ubisoft wanted to offer iPhone users the ability to enjoy a new adventure in Assassin's Creed. This time the protagonist is Nikolai Orelov, master murderer who stars in the comic series The Fall Assassin's Creed.
Orelov is a murderer who develops its history during the twentieth century, in full Russian Revolution.
The basic characteristics of the series, action, violence and a complex
plot, are reproduced in the comic books now come to the iPad.
Ubisoft has explained that his team has worked to enable users to enjoy
Assassin's Creed The Fall exploiting the characteristics of the iPad.
In this way, users can enjoy high-definition three comics that make up
this series using the functions of horizontal or vertical display,
navigation pages, or zoom color choice offered by the iPad from Apple.
Users interested in knowing the story of Assassin's Creed The Fall
should download the application Comics Assassin's Creed, which will cost
0.79 euros and can see the first issue of the series The Fall. The other two supplies can be purchased for 2.39 euros each.
Related links:
- App Store (http://itunes.apple.com/es/app/assassins-creed-comics/id500688906?mt=8)
11:10 PM
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Another thing is that it succeeds.
Because if something we have been taught that betting systems to
revolutionize the interaction systems is that their results are not
always as good as expected.
In this case, the initiative is called Leap Motion and consists of a
device that sits in front of a monitor and is able to recognize the hand
movements of users to be reflected in the computer without any contact.
Motion Leap can be considered as a remix of that seen in Wii and Kinect. The philosophy is the same as in the other two systems, converting the user's own command and control.
The idea is to apply the Motion Leap philosophy navigation on a PC,
allowing interaction with its various elements without actually touching
the screen or mouse and keyboard.
The device, with a rectangular shape, is situated at the bottom of the
screen and the user must place his hands in an elevated position on Leap
Motion.
According to the creators of the system, have developed a 3D
recognition technology with specific software, allowing users a
completely new interaction.
Its creators say Leap Motion "is more accurate than a mouse, as reliable as a more sensitive keyboard and a touch screen."
In addition, they promise that the system is "200 times more accurate
than anything else on the market", which promises much considering the
advances in the field of motion recognition from Microsoft has been achieved with Xbox .
The device is about the size of an iPod and connects to the computer through a USB key.
From their website they promise that the system is very easy to
install, noting that its release is as important "as the first day of
the mouse", but simpler because users do not need to learn to use it.
In his video presentation, you can see that Leap Motion to get around
various activities and services of a PC in the style of Minority Report. Motion Leap makes virtually simulate the interaction that achieved with touch screens, but without touching.
As for the functions that can be performed, the test shows that Motion
Leap shares and as such established pinch the screen to zoom or scroll
to make a simple gesture are possible.
The system promises high accuracy and can be applied to design
programs, video games of all types and billing and office applications
or browsing.
This is an innovative, useful for certain activities but perhaps completely for others. Its design and apparent ease of use are its great strengths. The device and can be booked and costs $ 70 (56.3 euros).
Related links:
- Leap Motion (http://www.leapmotion.com/)
