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Peter Molyneux geeft een demo van Milo, het virtuele jongetje

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Peter Molyneux demonstreert Milo, videospel voor Microsofts Kinect controller waar erg naar uitgekeken werd. Net zo opmerkzaam en ontvankelijk als een 11-jarige kijkt, luistert en leert het virtuele jongetje -- waarbij het u herkent en op u reageert.

The head of Microsoft's European games division, Peter Molyneux is building an astonishing new "virtual friend" who interacts with you. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Annemieke Vanlaer
Reviewed by Els De Keyser
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