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You would put on, a rumble vest like for the PSone that rumbled if you were shot or hit and it would make your body feel as if it were in the game. Like it would actually make you feel like you were running. In the back of this vest would be a vertical CD Drive.
You would also wear a head set which had headphones, a visor, and a load of wires in the back to make the whole thing work, and where you charged it.
Connected from the headset through the vest would be two stick like controllers with about 5 buttons on each to perform moves like swing your sword, back flip etc.
On your feet would be little clip on sensor type things which told the console which direction you were walking in and how fast you are going. You would walk on the spot, on a mat type kinda thing like a dance mat for the PSone.
For a console like that where you yourself actually moving and seeing the whole scene not just on your T.V a game like The Matrix or being able too interact on Zelda would be great.
With VR, being able to interract with objects and move around in a fully 3D environment is the key, so something like a kind of exploration game to begin with in the early days of VR, then you can add AI bots later on as the technology improves in later years.
Something like Unreal Tournament and Laser Quest combined, but I'd eventually like to see fully immersive 3D environments with the console graphics that we have now rather than just wire frame green line objects against a black background, which is what VR can currently offer.
You would put on, a rumble vest like for the PSone that rumbled if you were shot or hit and it would make your body feel as if it were in the game. Like it would actually make you feel like you were running. In the back of this vest would be a vertical CD Drive.
You would also wear a head set which had headphones, a visor, and a load of wires in the back to make the whole thing work, and where you charged it.
Connected from the headset through the vest would be two stick like controllers with about 5 buttons on each to perform moves like swing your sword, back flip etc.
On your feet would be little clip on sensor type things which told the console which direction you were walking in and how fast you are going. You would walk on the spot, on a mat type kinda thing like a dance mat for the PSone.
For a console like that where you yourself actually moving and seeing the whole scene not just on your T.V a game like The Matrix or being able too interact on Zelda would be great.