SWORDF1SH said:
JEMC said: Miyamoto has a point. Unless everybody can see what the player sees, VR will be restricted to single player games with online multiplayer at most, which is the oposite of what Nintendo is trying to do right now. Now, once technology allows consoles/PCs to drive more than one pair of glasses at the same time, then things will be different. |
Project Morpheus says hi!
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Are you telling me that Sony will allow 2 (or more) gamers use those VR glasses on the same PS4 while displaying 2 completely different set of images on each pair of glasses? I don't think so.
the-pi-guy said:
JEMC said: Miyamoto has a point. Unless everybody can see what the player sees, VR will be restricted to single player games with online multiplayer at most, which is the oposite of what Nintendo is trying to do right now. Now, once technology allows consoles/PCs to drive more than one pair of glasses at the same time, then things will be different. |
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=6432234 I would consider watching the video. Probably not interesting to play, but it could have some interesting ideas for play.
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Yes, I saw it when vivster posted it, and the concept is fun... but that's only 1 game. And as the WiiU has proved anything to Nintendo, is that you need more than a fun concept to make a console/device successful.
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