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Surposedly someone is developing a VR headset for the Playstation 2.
If you have ever read any of my other posts, mainly the first post in this discussion slot right down at the bottom, you will know that i really want VR to become more mainstream. Surposedly the VR headset should work in conjuction with the controller. I don't see why VR headsets arn't that common at the moment because really with games like first person shooters, all they should have to do is make the tilt mechanism in the headset act like a mouse to look, which i don't think should be that hard a task. Perhaps the reason there not mainstream yet is because of the costs of them. Hopefully with the constant advances in technology, they should be able to produce VR headsets relitively cheaply! Here's hoping because playing games in VR is SOOO much fun because you really feel like your there. Just imagine playing Perfect Dark in VR! It'd be absolutly brilliant being totally submerged in a different world moving your head to look around instead of having to tilt some little stick.
What are other peoples views on the new devlopments into VR?
One last thing. I just hope that the people that make the VR headset bring it out on the Dolphin because i'm gonna be getting one of them ages before i bother to get a Playstation 2, that's if i ever bother to get a Playstation 2.
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By the way, I wont be on later this evening as its my Dads 40th party, so I'll check you all laters.
I'm out...
I didn't mean the Matrix exactly, the film just put that in for tension and danger, it wouldn't have been very exciting if the characters couldn't die.
I think that future systems could allow you to go into the game, and when it ends, for whatever reason, you would wake up like it was a dream.
Should happen within the next 50 years or so...
In m frail 66 year old body, I'll be able to plug into a computer machine and feel young again...
You were their in the output (it sort of felt like you were there through vision and sound), although not through input (no walking or moving - just a standard controller).
REAL VR (Real Virtual Reality???) will come in the form of a Matrix style thing where you think you're there (your brain is connected to the computer) and you are there, only when you die or finish playing, you can switch back to your usual life.
Does anyone know what happened to the VR head sets which were surpose to come out for the new consoles?
Also what do think of the idea of VR in games nowadays?
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Surposedly someone is developing a VR headset for the Playstation 2.
If you have ever read any of my other posts, mainly the first post in this discussion slot right down at the bottom, you will know that i really want VR to become more mainstream. Surposedly the VR headset should work in conjuction with the controller. I don't see why VR headsets arn't that common at the moment because really with games like first person shooters, all they should have to do is make the tilt mechanism in the headset act like a mouse to look, which i don't think should be that hard a task. Perhaps the reason there not mainstream yet is because of the costs of them. Hopefully with the constant advances in technology, they should be able to produce VR headsets relitively cheaply! Here's hoping because playing games in VR is SOOO much fun because you really feel like your there. Just imagine playing Perfect Dark in VR! It'd be absolutly brilliant being totally submerged in a different world moving your head to look around instead of having to tilt some little stick.
What are other peoples views on the new devlopments into VR?
One last thing. I just hope that the people that make the VR headset bring it out on the Dolphin because i'm gonna be getting one of them ages before i bother to get a Playstation 2, that's if i ever bother to get a Playstation 2.
Cooky