John Marwood
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Virtual Reality
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I play farpoint on the PlayStation vr headset.
Game and gun controller was £74
Psvr headset was around £300
.... Of course, a PlayStation 4 helps too.
Very immersive
Some games can make you feel dizzy/sick , however I've not suffered this issue myself.
As far as gaming on the PlayStation, I would never go back to 2D games and only play using VR now.
YMMV.
Game and gun controller was £74
Psvr headset was around £300
.... Of course, a PlayStation 4 helps too.
Very immersive
Some games can make you feel dizzy/sick , however I've not suffered this issue myself.
As far as gaming on the PlayStation, I would never go back to 2D games and only play using VR now.
YMMV.
John Marwood
I ♥ cryptic crosswords
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I have seen videos of people I know having this inflicted on them - one involved being attacked by giant spiders, with swords.
One person ended up running into a real wall which "wasn't there" in the virtual set-up, in order to escape certain death....
Trumpet
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It's a larf.
Studio Tan
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Mmm . . . what I’m taking from this thread is that it might be unwise to wear your VR helmet near a motorway.
Cue
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YMMV depending on what you play, etc.
If you try the Gear VR, you'll probably find it makes you sick. A lack of positional tracking will do that. Proper VR is done on a PC or at a stretch the PSVR right now - it's way better than the mobile guff. If you want to try it out, stick to stuff that has you teleporting around, because moving around with a trackpad requires some "VR legs" first. Doesn't bother me any more, I regularly play a Counter-Strike like game called Pavlov now.
If you try the Gear VR, you'll probably find it makes you sick. A lack of positional tracking will do that. Proper VR is done on a PC or at a stretch the PSVR right now - it's way better than the mobile guff. If you want to try it out, stick to stuff that has you teleporting around, because moving around with a trackpad requires some "VR legs" first. Doesn't bother me any more, I regularly play a Counter-Strike like game called Pavlov now.
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Enjoying a drop of red.
Still makes me feel like throwing up though.
Cue
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You've been trying the wrong VR, probably the 3 degrees of freedom crap (rotation but no positional movement). I do the odd bit of work on the Oculus Go (which has no positional tracking) and despite having 3 years of VR under my belt, I still get a little queezy in it sometimes.
The stuff that tracks your head movement is way better.