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Design Process Behind the Xbox 360

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the there-are-humans-and-they-have-to-play-it dept.

Jason writes "I recently attended a SIGCHI (Special Interest Group for Computer Human Interaction) where the presenters talked through some of the design process and user experience work conducted during the design and development of the Xbox 360. Understanding the user experience isn't just about traditional software any more; Gaming software deserves the same attention to detail graphics software receives."

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  1. Re:xbox 360 by RickPartin · · Score: 0, Troll

    There are plenty of reviews and user comments out there for the 360 and its games. Plenty of info for making an informed choice. Do you really want this article to degenerate into the same old marketing drivel we see day in day out?

  2. Power to the PowerPC Processor by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Hello! I just wanted to take the time to point out that the Xbox360 uses old Macintosh processors that are so crappy that even Apple doesn't use them anymore.

        Now Macs have Intel processors, which are extremely shitty compared to AMD processors. :)