you can have a valid opinion after you try it yourself, people were just upset that you were relaying false info, or cherry picking impressions without looking at the whole picture.
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GDC Expo: hands on impressions/media of Project Morpheus (Sony VR)
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you can have a valid opinion after you try it yourself, people were just upset that you were relaying false info, or cherry picking impressions without looking at the whole picture.
I thought his initial post was just gonna be a drive-by, but now he's firmly planted his feet on the ground, and his head up his ass.
*popcorn.gif*
All I did was reply to someone who said it was superior to Rift in every category with the impressions I simply responded with what I read and I am told I am wrong, righto.
Maninthemirror
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I wish the PS4 the best of luck with AAA games and running them at 120 FPS, I'm sure Battlefront will be running at 120 FPS on PS4 at 1080p
I do wish ps4 would run games at 120 fps too. I do also wish that I had a pc which was consistently locked above or at 120 fps. I also wish i had $1900 for a rig which can do all games at 120fps too. But I might just settle at $400 for now with a nearly as good immersive experience
Like I said I've only seen a few videos of people playing, but some of them, the dragon one in particular is worrying. I don't really care to use the move wands with it anyways, I'm just hoping the head tracking part doesn't lose calibration.
What requires 120FPS here, exactly?I wish the PS4 the best of luck with AAA games and running them at 120 FPS, I'm sure Battlefront will be running at 120 FPS on PS4 at 1080p
I feel like this should be a requirement of the device. If you can't use it as a HMD for normal games and other content it would reduce the functionality of it drastically.
so what's your response to all the positive impressions?
Yekshemesh
Member
I wish the PS4 the best of luck with AAA games and running them at 120 FPS, I'm sure Battlefront will be running at 120 FPS on PS4 at 1080p
Yup, you're not super salty at all...
I wish the PS4 the best of luck with AAA games and running them at 120 FPS, I'm sure Battlefront will be running at 120 FPS on PS4 at 1080p
What is your point exactly with this post?
PM has body tracking?
hmmm I get a 404 when i click this link
backbreaker65
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I don't think embeds work here, can you post a link as well
ThoughtsOfSpeaking
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Doesn't seem like a problem to implement. So hopefully it will be there.
backbreaker65
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Ahh they removed it.
Now go make something for it, NaughtyDog!
Let them finish Uncharted first then Unkarted VR later
Killroyskbg
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boredandlazy
Member
Buy a dog.
Krisprolls
Banned
Amen. I can't wait.
DJSebolski
Member
I might be wrong, but to me VR is in the same league as Motion gaming (Wii, Kinect, Move) and 3D. It will not last long...
It was a fantastic post though, just so you know.
Damn, now I'm curious.
I wonder if it's technically possible to have an extra add on processor for PS4 to help with performance issues. VR being very demanding is what bugs me and will most likely drive away any real game support for the device and end up as a niche device with specific games similar to Kinect, Move, and PSEye.
TrojanBlade
Member
Man there is always that junior in threads like these who just won't give up and have to drill people with their opinion ...
Yes dude we get it...Morpheus is crap...OCR WINS!!!
I know that being a Rift Kickstarter backer probably makes my opinion suspect, but I disagree thoroughly. In fact, I think that VR might be the tech that finally makes motion gaming worthwhile.
Oh, it all makes sense now.
http://youtu.be/IEQXrZ0qFrg
sorry I don't know how some people do it LOL tried
This is a video of VR with move, if anyone is interested
HORRORSHØW
Member
these hands-on impressions have me genuinely enthused. hopefully they'll demo more at E3.
We can't have 'ram pack' like things anymore, no interfaces are low enough latency to introduce something like that.
But not to fear! Sony are going about this the right way. They made it very clear they consider this a different 'medium', and they're right. It will have totally different content expectations, which will lead to alternate visual expectations.
PS4 will deliver really fantastic VR.
I wish the PS4 the best of luck with AAA games and running them at 120 FPS, I'm sure Battlefront will be running at 120 FPS on PS4 at 1080p
You have no idea how either of these VR headsets work. It's obvious from the false BS you're spewing.
unholyrevenger72
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Killroyskbg
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http://www.theverge.com/2014/3/19/5526730/sony-morpheus-vr-headset-compares-well-to-oculus-rift
The review that was taken down?
The review that was taken down?
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Component [B]Processor unit[/B], head-mounted unit
Display Method LCD
Panel Size 5 inches
Panel Resolution 1920xRGBx1080 (960xRGBx1080 per eye)
Field of View 90 degrees
Sensors Accelerometer, Gyroscope
Connection interface HDMI + USB
Function 3D audio, Social ScreenBelieve
Freeman
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PS4 hardware is just fine for VR, this needs to stop. Devs will adapt and cut back where its needed, nothing new. You can actually see the standardized hardware as an advantage since it will rely less on the player configuring the settings.
It will take some time for the average PC to surpass the capabilities of the PS4 and even than I don't know how its install base would compare. PC has the advantage of a more free environment where a demo scene can flourish, but that actually helps the PS4, like the PC indie scene currently helps Sony consoles.
Yeah, it's not. Essentially, the less persistence, you higher the framerate needs to be, but even at 60Hz, you can have much lower persistence than a normal LCD panel without strobing. When you start targeting 2 or 3ms persistence, you start needing more than 60Hz, when you get to 1ms, you need more still, Valve are claiming 95 will cover it, but you might be able to go lower.
Sony claimed it's low persistence, but a switch to OLED might still be able to notably improve persistence without requiring a refresh bump.
Yeah, I have high hopes for that. Based on Shu's tweet, I'm hoping that 16:9, non-distorted output is actually from the headset's processor itself.
from The Verge:
If you had taken some time to read this very thread, you'd have found out it doesn't obliterate everything. It's not easy to find time to read everything, but I think people are objecting because you are using strong phrases and words like "leagues aheads" and "obliterate" while missing things like the above that others who are more careful readers find obvious.
VindicatorZ
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People need to ignore that Beheaze dude. He's got no clue what he's saying. Move on.
childplease
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Ewwwww so this is just a regular Lcd panel?
hodayathink
Member
From the Verge piece, the TV feed is just the left-eye feed from the headset. Which so much sense I can't believe I didn't figure it out before I read that.