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Monday, July 25, 2005
Xbox Summit 2005: Xbox 360 Interfacing
"The current generation Xbox system had the perfect interface for its time. It was fast, intuitive, fast, good looking and fast. Microsoft looks set to continue the tradition with Xbox 360.
At this year's Xbox Summit, Microsoft showed a live demo of the Xbox 360 interface in motion. We were given a look at what the Japanese division refers to as the 'blade' interface, which features separate pages for Xbox Live, Game, Media and System options. Microsoft showed off many aspects of the interface, from connecting to Xbox Live to customizing your account and even accessing multimedia from your hard drive and your Media Center PC.
We've uploaded a video of the interface in motion. As this was a Japanese press conference, the interface and the narration are all in Japanese, so we've provided a mini screen translation guide below." [more]
At this year's Xbox Summit, Microsoft showed a live demo of the Xbox 360 interface in motion. We were given a look at what the Japanese division refers to as the 'blade' interface, which features separate pages for Xbox Live, Game, Media and System options. Microsoft showed off many aspects of the interface, from connecting to Xbox Live to customizing your account and even accessing multimedia from your hard drive and your Media Center PC.
We've uploaded a video of the interface in motion. As this was a Japanese press conference, the interface and the narration are all in Japanese, so we've provided a mini screen translation guide below." [more]
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D.Vader // 7/25/2005 03:29:00 PM //
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