Cypher1980 said:
kitler53 said:
nightsurge said:
kitler53 said:
the play distance is a bit limiting. i have 5'10" from my wall to the edge of my couch. i can open up another foot-ish if i move my couch but i don't really want to be moving it back and forth all the time.
also curious about the install. i wonder how big that is?
..but whatever, from what i've seen on the games front so far i wasn't planning on getting it anyways.
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Are you saying your TV is closer than 5 ft from you? I do hope you are talking about a bedroom or dorm as that is the smallest living room space I have ever heard of, and if you have a TV over the size of 32" that is wayyy to close to be sitting to your TV in the first place.
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the fiancee owns the living room in which video games are banned because she doesn't like them. but that's how much room i have in my man-cave and yes,..it is a pretty tight fit with my tv (40"). i'd have a bit more room (distance) if i shifted everything 90 degrees but then my love seat wouldn't fit in (the room is 5 sided so it's a bit of an akward setup no matter what i do).
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40" tv and a 5 ft viewing distance. Jesus Mother Titty Fucking Christ man. Your eyes will burn.
You would have to move your head to see the whole screen.
5 ft equals a max 22 " screen.
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What? I'm only 2 feet away from my 24" monitor. (triple screen as well) I also sit 5 feet from my 42" HDTV which seems to be a good distance. As far as my eyes burning I watching LCD not the old tubes. You can easily cut down the LCD screen lamps .
I find these distances also applies to Move when a game actually uses the camera. ( the camera is not used when not tracking the z axis) Take the 6 feet distance serious as I find using move at 4 feet it a lot easier to lose track of the glowing ball. Now my living room is 10X12 yet my living room is far from empty. I found it's tough to use with 6 feet let along 8 feet. You don't just need to be 6-8 feet away but a lot of open space around that area.
