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Report on the 3D Consortium Study Session organized by the Services/Contents Section
(Venue: Sharp's Ichigaya Building)
October 19, 2005
The Study Session was organized by the Services/Contents Section at the Elm Hall of Sharp's Ichigaya Building on October 19. The theme was "Trends of the latest contents and expectations of 3D images"
Introduction of the activities of the Digital Content Association of Japan, reports of "3D games for Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)", reports of the "latest e-Tec from the venue of SIGGRAPH2005," and introduction of the activities of "Yokohama Creators' Meeting" were held. There were 47 members attending the study session.
Mr. Nojiri (Konami) explaining the production process of a "3D game for Sony PSP" using an actual game machine.



Introduction of activities of the Digital Content Association of Japan

Manager, International Room, Digital Content Association of Japan
Mr. Toshio Suzuki

He introduced various activities of the Digital Content Association of Japan.

3D game 'METAL GEAR AC!D2' for Sony PSP

Director, Contents Room, Kojima Production, GS Company, Konami Co., Ltd.
Mr. Shinta Nojiri

A report by the production staff on the process of commercializing a 3D game which was finally realized after overcoming challenges. An exhibition for demonstrations was also held at the venue.
1. Processes in the decision to use 3D images for the game software "Metal Gear Ac!d2"
2. Method to use 3D images (pre-rendering, real-time rendering and live action shots) 3. Problems and solutions related to the generation of 3D images

Reports of the latest e-Tec at SIGGRAPH2005

Professor, Design and Media Arts, Graduate School of Art and Design, Joshibi University of Art and Design
Dr. Shuichi Tamegaya

Reports of the characteristics, outline, exhibition, emerging technologies and animation festival and others during the world-largest academic conference on computer graphics "SIGGRAPH2005" which was held in early August in Los Angeles, USA.

Introduction of activities of the 'Yokohama Creators' Meeting' - A discussion about 3D contents from the standpoint of the producer

Digital Camp!
Mr. Kenji Watanabe

He introduced new challenges by creators who are now attracting attention in Yokohama and presented a proposal about what is necessary to expand the 3D market. He explained his passion for creating 3D contents and a detailed theory to realize 3D contents.

A game machine with an adapter for "3D games for Sony PSP"

Participants playing a "3D game for Sony PSP"

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