How many people play games?
That's a lot of adults.
(Laughter)
I am not talking about the Pacman games, anyway.
(Audience) You should have said that first!
(Laughter)
So, you know the age-old story of future games becoming virtual, right?
So, I think it's only a theory;
unless we have a huge breakthrough in gaming.
As technology stands currently, I don't think it will work.
No, because people won't think it will work.
Not because we can't but because people won't play it.
Gamers want immersive games with as little movement as possible,
and virtual games is not the way to go.
Many games have tried to use this idea of body moving games.
These are seen on the Wii, the PlayStation Move, and Xbox Kinect.
All ideas are good and partially the same.
They're trying to get you to feel like you're in the game,
that you control the game with your body.
But these ideas are not as successful as the good old joystick and toys
that most systems in games use till today.
But people want emerging without losing your breath and getting all sweaty.
Let me tell you guys this: we humans don't like to move a lot.
Especially, when we're trying to enjoy ourselves.
So, controllers are the right way to go, right?
How can we make a gaming more immersive without the physical properties?
Just look back on how we did it back then.
Remember back then? And no, I don't mean Packman.
I mean when the Xbox and Playstation II were becoming popular.
Think back when the games you played looked so real to you.
(Laughter)
But now, if you look back on them today, they look terrible.
We make games better by making the graphics and mechanics better.
It gave us a better experience in our immersive game.
This is possible with our new understanding about chips and computers
to add more memory and data in our systems.
They also give us an immersive gaming experience,
by putting vibrators in out controllers
to give you the effect of feeling of what you see on the screen.
In 3D TVs, which also allows the characters and game elements to be
artificially in your world.
We all noticed this once in our gaming experience.
But the immersion doesn't end there.
Games like Destiny , Skyrim, and other free roam games
create a whole other experience
because these games have focused on economies and adventures
instead of doing a mission and you're done.
They have added a way where you can do side missions, meet other people
and instead of doing a mission to beat the game,
you can find your own way to beat the game and level up;
therefore adding this aspect of realism
by getting you to choose your own path and experience.
I believe that gaming communities
will continue to add on hese life experiences and aspects.
Forget about the physical aspects affecting what happens on the screen.
I think that they will find a way to create a better game
than we have ever imagined with all the aspects of life.
This will be done with graphics, sounds, mechanics,
and the art of human creativity.
(Applause)