Mako Games Working on Project Natal Title

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In a series of recent job posts over on Gamasutra, Mako Games has been looking to hire developers to, "Dive deeply into the Natal motion-sensing technology".

The company, which has an office in New York, is looking to hire programmers for it's recently opened Stamford Connecticut location.

From the Gamasutra listing, "We are dedicated to creating innovative motion-sensing games that offer full-body interaction using depth-sensing cameras. With our head start on this new technology, a unique design focus, and your help, we will become the leading developer of motion-controlled entertainment products for consoles and PCs."

Exciting stuff; for more information please click the following link: Mako Games Gamasutra Company Profile

 

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12/31/2009 by NYC_GI

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