| mountaindewslave said: I don't buy this 'VR' either. Sorry but at this point its just not that revolutionary or innovative of a different experience. I mean motion controls directly attached to your head (?) could be cool, like turning your head to look around. but beyond that what's new about it? even in terms of regular gaming on a screen, the perspective is quite similar. if you sit 1 foot in front of your moniter the screen is going to take up practically your whole vision and the perspective will look similar to even if you had something strapped to your head (I guess there's the periphial viewpoint but still). |
It's very different then that, but you really need to try VR to understand it. Even things that look very ordinary when you look at them on the screen (like Sunshine observation deck for OR), give you completely different feel when you're actually there...and this is just 1st gen devices with limited FOV, low res screens, no eye tracking and no gloves.
Honestly, I think that, no matter what position this guy is currently holding at Ubi and no matter what he made in his carreer, on this topic he's talking right out of his ass.
