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Hey, it's Johnny Lee! You all remember Johnny Lee, right? Dude's like Beethoven with a Wii Remote in his hands. Anyways, in an interview with Game Informer, Johnny talks about all kinds of interesting stuff, including the fact he's less a raving...
Nothing brightens up a day at Kotaku Tower like JOHNNY LEE, the man who can take a Wii and make magic happen. In this clip, Johnny shows us all how to take a Wii Remote, a sensor bar and a snappy pair of safety glasses, and use them to make a...
Johnny Lee's a smart kid. First he shows us how we can use our Wiis to track finger movements ala Minority Report, now he's showing us something even more exciting: how to use the Wii Remote as a whiteboard marker. OK, it doesn't sound that...
Why do we need all the crap Wii peripherals? They're selling us loads of plastic that don't actually do anything! It's all so wrong. No, what we need is for someone with serious money to take Johnny Lee's video here, package the LED array and...
Which would make co-founders Greg Costikyan and one-time CGW editorial director Johnny Lee Wilson the Weinsteins. Business Week has an interview with Costikyan about the company, Manifesto Games, that he and Wilson started. Manifesto Games fancies...
Sony Computer Entertainment America programmer Thomas Miller has pulled a Johnny Lee, throwing together a working demonstration of head tracking virtual reality on the PlayStation 3 using the PlayStation Eye, a filter made from exposed and...
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,...
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