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video or it didnt happen!
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Zelik]video or it didnt happen! That's sick...you seriously wanna watch how someone tests a hands-free device that's got japanese school girls in the demo?
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Harry] Zelik]video or it didnt happen! That's sick...you seriously wanna watch how someone tests a hands-free device that's got japanese school girls in the demo? 
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I have a question. Do you have to recalibrate that shit nonstop like you do with the regular move for ps4? I can have it set up where my aim is perfect and in 20 minutes I have to recalibrate because it gets fucked up over time...sometimes I have to recalibrate in a matter of minutes.
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I didnt have to recalibrate when i played for about 30 min, but the demo i was playing was pretty basic stuff. Im not sure i would even realize it was out of calibration because you are looking through the headset to see your hands/weapon. You wouldnt know if its off by a little bit.
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Sounds good. I was just concerned with headtracking getting messed up where I am facing forward but im seeing things slightly to the right or left in the game. I do however have confidence that sony will release a solid product.
I hope both the Occulus and Morpheus can stay below the 400.00 price point though.
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Thats the weird part with VR... there is no slightly right or left, what you see is front of you, turning your head to see behind you etc. The camera doesnt care which way you are facing.
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In the future, youll simply attach a device to your phone.. and your phone becomes the VR headset screen. Also in development are computer controlled Scent devices and fans. We are also looking into Haptic vests(see below).soon all our senses will be used for gaming, probably faster than you think. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haptic_suitThe vest can simulate gunshots, slashing and blood flow sensations. Other sensations, such as punch/kick, body blows, and surrounding environment (temperature, impacts due to artilleries and ammunitions) are also being developed.
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