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Necromunda on 05 September 2011
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darkknightkryta said:
Icyedge said:
Necromunda said:
d21lewis said:
darkknightkryta said:

Um I actually used these and I'll say, while cool, it's not too impressive. That "150 inch" at 6 feet away is lies really. It was cool that things were in 3D, but everything was soo tiny.  Like I was using those things that had a feed from Killzone 3 and I could barely make out what was going on.


In a mere four sentences, you totally killed my hype. :(


No reason for your hype to be dead, not to discredit this guy or anything, but damn near every other major publication or third party source which have tried these out vouches completely opposite to kryta's claim. So I wouldn't worry about it at all really. Don't let the hype die, dawg.

Im surprise about the statement too. I didnt try the Sony model specifically but normally, HMD always have a virtually big screen since your eyes are next to the screens. Maybe the nose adjustement wasnt alright and his eyes were too far from the screen. Being only a couple of centimeters farther then it should would make a drastic difference on virtual screen size.

I gotta defend myself here against Necromunda (Not against Icyedge cause he could very well be right and the device wasn't calibrated properly), but I  had that visor on my head, the speakers were right on my ears, they were on properly, what I saw was a tiny screen that I could barely make out.  One thing I did make out was that it was 3D.  Reading articles vs actual use, I wonder what I'd believe, my own senses.  As they were when I used them, they were useless.  Were they calibrated properly?  Maybe not.  If you want the proof yourself, go to any con where Sony will be and they'll have them.  Fan Expo is a big con in Canada, but it's pretty small in who comes, Sony was there with them, they'll be anywhere.  Give them a try for yourself.  If what you see is a ginormous screen, then the visors weren't calibrated properly when I used them.  But don't believe everything you read in print.

I don't believe everything I read in print, but I will trust some of the most respectable sources concerning Technological Journalism until I can test them for myself. They are the experts, therefor as far as I'm concerned, I'll far more take their word, over yours. It's nothing personal, its just a matter of credibility.