The Sony session at this year´s GDC is officially titled   “Driving the Future of Innovation at Sony Computer Entertainment"

The session description reads “Join Sony Computer Entertainment for a presentation on innovation at PlayStation and the future of gaming.”

Here´s the link: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/212616/PlayStations_software_boss_and_the_creator_of_the_Move_together_in_new_GDC_talk.php

Now, let´s see here: “Join Sony Computer Entertainment for a presentation on innovation at PlayStation and the future of gaming.”

Could that be a reference for Virtual Reality (VR)?

Now, the session title:  “Driving the Future of Innovation at Sony Computer Entertainment"

Driving....Driveclub?

Driveclub to use VR?

What do you think, guys?...am I reading too much into this?:P

Well, a next-gen racer that is compatible with the VR could be really cool.

That would be cool....

Hopefully so.

I'm not entirely certain that the wording is a hint, but I do think that you are correct and that Driveclub will feature the VR Headset. There have just been too many rumours at this point for there not to be some fire behind them.

I won't lie that it was also my theory that we didn't hear anything about DriveClub since pre-launch because it is getting ready for VR. But that's a bit wishful thinking, it may as well be in development hell

eFKac said: I won't lie that it was also my theory that we didn't hear anything about DriveClub since pre-launch because it is getting ready for VR. But that's a bit wishful thinking, it may as well be in development hell

Let´s remain carefully optimistic.

Could be a reason for the Driveclub delays, they're making it the premiere game for VR.

could be.. :)

It fits my teory, of all "3" showing working VR.. Ware at e3 (nintendo offcourse on top af that, becurse of wii-u's "no lag.. and the shit is designet to use a gyro controlled screen)

It would be dumb if consoles refuse to support Oculus rift.

Hmm...if I remember correctly, the main guy behind Oculus Rift said the PS4 and X1 were 'too limited' for what he wanted to do.

It seemed like Oculus didn´t want to support consoles and not the other way around.I could be wrong though.