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SnK0610 on 08 June 2014

It with this device the video games industry is entering a new era.

Games will start to be much more realistic.

That's a good thing.



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mochachino on 08 June 2014

The requirement for move controllers will ruin the device.



Azerth on 08 June 2014
mochachino said:
The requirement for move controllers will ruin the device.


and camera 



SnK0610 on 08 June 2014
mochachino said:
The requirement for move controllers will ruin the device.


If the price will be affordable 

And the device will be realistic it can become a completley new way of playing games.

They need to have a good price.

And if the games are realistic then it should be great.



SnK0610 on 08 June 2014
the-pi-guy said:
kowenicki said:

anti social - How so?  It actually could be more social than the current gaming.  

clumsy  - ???

uncomfortable  - You can tell this from a video?  Not bad.  

expensive  - expensive is relative, especially for a 400 or 500$ system. 

you have to hold two move controllers - No!!!  How dare they allow controller options.  (One of the demoes just used a DualShock 4 controller.)  And actually I've heard awesome things about this.  That it feels natural to grip the controller and it does the same in the game world too.  

not much support  - a new peripheral that was just recently announced has little support, tell me more.... 

Yes i agree.

The Virtual Reality Device looks promising.



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estebxx on 08 June 2014

im surprised from this comments that there are people that don't know that you can use a DS4 controller with this and instead are thinking that you need to buy not 1 but 2 move controllers...



Talal on 08 June 2014
the-pi-guy said:
kowenicki said:

anti social - How so?  It actually could be more social than the current gaming.  

clumsy  - ???

uncomfortable  - You can tell this from a video?  Not bad.  

expensive  - expensive is relative, especially for a 400 or 500$ system. 

you have to hold two move controllers - No!!!  How dare they allow controller options.  (One of the demoes just used a DualShock 4 controller.)  And actually I've heard awesome things about this.  That it feels natural to grip the controller and it does the same in the game world too.  

not much support  - a new peripheral that was just recently announced has little support, tell me more.... 


Exactly...

I don't expect this to be successful either, but all the reasons he listed were out of his behind.



Talal on 08 June 2014
kowenicki said:


so you have other reasons... share them


I feel like the tech is only cool for some demos and a once in a while experiences. I don't think that the tech is at a point where you would prefer to play with it instead of the standard methods. I do feel like VR has a lot of potential, but from what I've seen I don't think we're there yet.

The reasons (clumsy, uncomfortable, expensive, not much support) might end up being true, but until the thing releases they are purely guesses. 



SnK0610 on 08 June 2014
Talal said:
kowenicki said:


so you have other reasons... share them


I feel like the tech is only cool for some demos and a once in a while experiences. I don't think that the tech is at a point where you would prefer to play with it instead of the standard methods. I do feel like VR has a lot of potential, but from what I've seen I don't think we're there yet.

The reasons (clumsy, uncomfortable, expensive, not much support) might end up being true, but until the thing releases they are purely guesses. 


You haven't tried the device yet.

On thing is for sure - Virtual Reality will change the way we play games.

And that's a good thing.

It's time for something new.



Squeezol on 08 June 2014
SnK0610 said:
Talal said:
kowenicki said:


so you have other reasons... share them


I feel like the tech is only cool for some demos and a once in a while experiences. I don't think that the tech is at a point where you would prefer to play with it instead of the standard methods. I do feel like VR has a lot of potential, but from what I've seen I don't think we're there yet.

The reasons (clumsy, uncomfortable, expensive, not much support) might end up being true, but until the thing releases they are purely guesses. 


You haven't tried the device yet.

On thing is for sure - Virtual Reality will change the way we play games.

And that's a good thing.

It's time for something new.

Well, it's not a completely new thing, but I guess it's fine if VR works out this time.