Nem said:
There is no sensory experience in it, so i dont see it as anymore VR than a game in your TV. Just cause the screen is in my face it doesnt magically become someting else (this is more in response to other posters). And yes, i dont think we are even close yet to real VR technology, and yes, Sega and Nintendo were already trying to dupe us back then. |
^ just want to point out that this is plainly wrong.
There is sensory experiance/stimuli in it.
You "see" a virtual world when you put on the helmet, thats a visual stimulus. Turning your head inside this virtual world, works the same as in the real world.
You "hear" a virtual world, according to where you are in it, where you turn your head ect, the same as in the real world.
Sight and sound do count as sensory experiances.