 Hey guys, it's Casey with The Verge. We're here at CES trying out Creo VR. It's a new way to control your video games that takes the spirit of Microsoft Kinect and tries to improve on it. They've strapped me in to the upper body suit that they're now developing. We're going to take a look at a demo game they've put together and see how it works. So an issue some of us have with things like Kinect is they just don't track our motion very well. By being strapped to your body, Creo VR is able to capture your movements much better than things you might be used to. For example, when I move my head to the left or right, the camera tracks along with me. It's a really cool experience. As I played through this zombie game, I just found myself having a lot of fun and very impressed at how well Creo VR was able to capture my movements. Creo VR is going to launch a Kickstarter on February 14th in hopes of shipping later this year. A full body suit would include legs as well as the upper body. They're trying to sell that for less than $400 and they expect that the upper body suit only will cost around $270.