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    Firefly: Microsoft's First Game For Surface

    Hopefully most of you still remember Microsoft's Surface, that tabletop computer system that uses intuitive multitouch control. And while we doubt the platform will be replacing Street Fighter IV cabinets any time soon, Microsoft's first game for the device, Firefly (by Hexic's Carbonated Games), is interesting from the technical demonstration standpoint. Now I'm ready to see them really push the boundaries and aggressively integrate all ten fingers into a game design.

    Firefly: The first game for Microsoft Surface [SarcasticGamer]

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    Wii Hack Simulates Microsoft Surface

    Microsoft's Surface technology sure is nifty, but it's going to cost a pretty penny. Oh, and it's real world applications are a bit questionable, too. But this Wii-mote hack, done in the Johnny Lee style does its best to recreate the Surface tech, without leaving greasy fingerprints. Maestro, as its creators at Cynergy have named it, requires a Wii remote and a pair of LED gloves—soon to be obsolete when we'll have the diodes embedded in our fingertips in the not too distant future—in order to work. More details are available by pressing play or visiting the YouTube page on the matter.

    Cynergy Labs: Project Maestro [YouTube via Gizmodo]

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