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^^^ Agreed.
What is a killer app for VR?
Goddamn needs to be part of the official title.Half. Goddamn. Life. 3.
What is a killer app for VR?
I disagree because development has already started on the PC side with the Oculus DK1. People are already working out "best practices" for VR game development. Because of the architecture of the PS4 and that Sony VR kit wont be that radically different then the Oculus. Most of that early experimentation will carry over to the PS4.
I believe we'll get an initial reveal at GDC. A huge blowout at E3 and a release holiday 2014.
Wow, that seems almost comically optimistic for a product which hasn't even been definitively confirmed to exist yet.
If Sony were to pull such a thing off, they will have single-handedly trumped the entire field of VR without anyone spilling the beans in the process. Which I suppose is possible, given Sony's R&D clout, but it doesn't seem very likely.
I disagree because development has already started on the PC side with the Oculus DK1. People are already working out "best practices" for VR game development. Because of the architecture of the PS4 and that Sony VR kit wont be that radically different then the Oculus. Most of that early experimentation will carry over to the PS4.
I believe we'll get an initial reveal at GDC. A huge blowout at E3 and a release holiday 2014.
Wow, that seems almost comically optimistic for a product which hasn't even been definitively confirmed to exist yet.
If Sony were to pull such a thing off, they will have single-handedly trumped the entire field of VR without anyone spilling the beans in the process. Which I suppose is possible, given Sony's R&D clout, but it doesn't seem very likely.
I disagree because development has already started on the PC side with the Oculus DK1. People are already working out "best practices" for VR game development. Because of the architecture of the PS4 and that Sony VR kit wont be that radically different then the Oculus. Most of that early experimentation will carry over to the PS4.
I believe we'll get an initial reveal at GDC. A huge blowout at E3 and a release holiday 2014.
Lol, there's no way it releases in 7 months.
NO WAY.
Seriously, there's no way it releases in 7 months.
NO WAY.
What is a killer app for VR?
I'd put money on http://evevalkyrie.com/ being on the Sony VR headset alongside the Oculus.
CCP have worked closely with Sony for Dust 514, they even mentioned that EVE Valkyrie is not an Oculus exclusive at some point (and then backtracked when they realized that sounded stupid - covering up for letting slip that there's another VR contender in my opinion!
It would be a big deal if Sony announced on E3 that Squadron 42 will arrive on PS4 + PS4VR. That game will be much more ambitious and visually stunning than Eve Valkyrie [who is maybe receiving dev funding from OculusVR for exclusivity]. Alghouth how can RSI make S42 run in 60/72/90fps for VR on PS4... nobody knows.
Did you miss the news?I'd put money on http://evevalkyrie.com/ being on the Sony VR headset alongside the Oculus.
CCP have worked closely with Sony for Dust 514, they even mentioned that EVE Valkyrie is not an Oculus exclusive at some point (and then backtracked when they realized that sounded stupid - covering up for letting slip that there's another VR contender in my opinion!
I think people are forgetting that it does exist, and it has been shown, Sony have publicly demoed VR headsets, HMDs with various head tracking implementations. If Sony actually pull the trigger on it or not, it's real, and not a secret.Wow, that seems almost comically optimistic for a product which hasn't even been definitively confirmed to exist yet.
If Sony were to pull such a thing off, they will have single-handedly trumped the entire field of VR without anyone spilling the beans in the process. Which I suppose is possible, given Sony's R&D clout, but it doesn't seem very likely.
I think people are forgetting that it does exist, and it has been shown, Sony have publicly demoed VR headsets, HMDs with various head tracking implementations. If Sony actually pull the trigger on it or not, it's real, and not a secret.
As for giving people time to develop for it, to implement VR into a game which is a good fit, takes a couple of people a few weeks.
Ground up VR games will take years, but Sony isn't going to wait for them.
Did you miss the news?
How can a game be exclusive to a display technology? Does it mean that in the future when people can get a different headset outside Oculus, they will be locked out of the game? If so, they are giving the finger to the PC community.
It would be a big deal if Sony announced on E3 that Squadron 42 will arrive on PS4 + PS4VR. That game will be much more ambitious and visually stunning than Eve Valkyrie [who is maybe receiving dev funding from OculusVR for exclusivity]. Although how can RSI make S42 run in 60/72/90fps for VR on PS4... nobody knows.
He's talking about a rival VR device, not a monitor.Core gameplay part of that game is using your head to lock-on enemies that are all around you. That means looking at sides even though you are traveling "forward". Putting monitor gamers in a MP match with Oculus gamers will cause incredible massacre, even more than keyb vs gamepad matches.
Strike Suit Zero is coming to PS4 next month.Star Citizen
Eve Valkyrie
Elite: Dangerous
2015 is gonna be good! I bet one of them will be on Sony's VR, dogfighting is good to show off the tech. Any more space combat simulator games coming out?
Did you miss the news?
GamesBeat: How exclusive is it to Oculus? In what way is it best on Oculus?
Petursson: Its exclusive on the Oculus, on the PC. Its the only announced platform. Oculus is the only VR platform out.
GamesBeat: What was involved in deciding to do that, from both your sides? To do an exclusive and to get your hands on an exclusive?
Brendan Iribe: Its been our favorite Oculus game for a long time. We like a lot of games, but Valkyrie has shown what a dedicated team can do on the platform. Weve been, in a way, pushing on these guys to do something together.
Petursson: This is really where the project was born. Its natural to follow that line through. We look forward, of course, to more competing announcements and street dates and things like that, so that we can try to focus on bringing people into it. But for now, the focus is on bringing it to this announced VR platform on the PC. With Oculus were focused on making sure that we harness all the power thats already behind the game.
PlayStation Eye Toy > PlayStation Move > PlayStation See.(VR)
http://www.oculusvr.com/blog/welcome-atman-binstock-chief-architect/We never expected to sell so many Rift development kits and the fact that were close to being sold out after 60,000 kits is nothing short of incredible Thank you for your support!
Well have more news on this soon, so stay tuned!
http://schedule.gdconf.com/session-id/828260.In this talk, we'll discuss everything you need to know to get started integrating the latest Oculus Rift hardware with your VR game or experience. The talk will be split into an overview of the latest hardware, a technical breakdown for engineers, an a game design discussion relevant to the new features
Seriously, there's no way it releases in 7 months.
NO WAY.
or PlayStation 4K Eye???
or PlayStation 4K Eye???
The Latin for experience is eventus, PlayStation Eventus sounds like the kind pretentious garbage Sony would use.My guess would be PlayStation Vista.
Sony will reveal a virtual reality headset for the PlayStation 4 to directly compete with the pioneering Oculus Rift next week, sources have told the Guardian.
Gaming magazine Edge reported that Sony will unveil the headset at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco next week along with some limited software from a Sony games studio. Sony refused to comment. But other sources indicated to the Guardian that the report is correct.
If sony won't reveal VR at GDC now, it would be like not revealing the PS4 on the ps event last February. Seriously, this is too much buzz.
EDIT: Zindagi Games' (the big Move people) website says they're making PS4 stuff, and they're looking for a UI designer who can make 3D UIs.
That would make sense.
VR sports could be very cool, but it might raise questions about 'stand-up-ability'. Or maybe they'd carefully choose sports that might be less likely to encourage standing up.
Edit: Unless SCEA R&D somehow managed to make it wireless (which is super unlikely)
It'll be wired, wireless would be nice if they weren't targeting a seated experience, but they will.
I think if that studio are making a VR mini-game collection, I don't think it would be sports related.
I think the thing that would best demo VR would be some sort of theme park, or magical museum that transports you to places and times to walk around in.
I didn't calculate it at all, just quoted it.
PS4's HDMI is 1.4b
Right now the only drawback is that the game is stuck running in 720p on the PS4 when in this mode, so we get 720p at 60FPS displayed in 3D.
Like Chess?
Kiddin aside, I think you are right. Also the cable going from headset to PS4 would limit your "stand-up-freedom" even in sports that do not involve too much moving around like golf or bowling.
Edit: Unless SCEA R&D somehow managed to make it wireless (which is super unlikely)
I believe it's just a software side issue, Trine 2 devs said they could patch when Sony updates for support. A bit like it doesn't play 3D BRDs I guess.Pretty sure it's 1.4a. Remember that game company that couldn't do full HD 3D (Rayman) due to restrictions with the PS4's HDMI output resolution in 3D? If it supported 1.4b, it would be able to do 3D in full HD (frame packing 3D format at 1080p60 per Eye).