Felix Lighter
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What PSVR game do you think is destined to be the first offered as a PS+ game?
I imagine there will be a lot of angry PS+ members that month.
What PSVR game do you think is destined to be the first offered as a PS+ game?
Blizzards in Anaheim, silly.
Arstechnica specifically address the types of issues Giantbomb were having.
PSVR's setup keeps track of the headset and controllers through colored LED lights that are detected by the required PlayStation Move camera. In any room with a decent amount of ambient light (be it from a window, light bulbs, or any other source), however, that tracking has a tendency to occasionally falter quite noticeably.
On the controllers, this leads to your in-game hands wobbling a little bit or even warping a few feet in one direction before quickly fixing themselves. When the camera loses a tight lock on the headset, though, it can lead to a very disconcerting "swimmy" effect, where the entire world around you looks like it's bobbing around a few inches in random directions like a ship on the ocean.
In my testing, these problems got more prevalent the farther I got from the PlayStation Camera. Somewhere around ten feet seems to be the functional limit. The problem went away completely when the lights in the room were dim (which might explain why every previous PlayStation VR demo I've seen at a trade show has been in a very dark room). And even in a room flooded with overhead lights, the tracking worked as expected a good 95 percent of the time.
Posted over on the PSVR review thread;
I remember Jeff had mentioned during the stream that they had dimmed the lights in-studio for that Golem Quicklook EX, maybe that was the sweet spot? I didn't catch the full stream so I don't know if they ended up trying dimness between lights being on and off.
They shut off the lights in the studio at one point and still had problems with it. They were definitely closer to 10 feet for the green screen room for most of the show. Working 95% of the time doesn't come close to matching what Brad and Jeff described both at home or in the office though.
They shut off the lights in the studio at one point and still had problems with it. They were definitely closer to 10 feet for the green screen room for most of the show. Working 95% of the time doesn't come close to matching what Brad and Jeff described both at home or in the office though.
Think anyone refers to Gamespot as G-Spot?
Posted over on the PSVR review thread;
I remember Jeff had mentioned during the stream that they had dimmed the lights in-studio for that Golem Quicklook EX, maybe that was the sweet spot? I didn't catch the full stream so I don't know if they ended up trying dimness between lights being on and off.
That Jeff and Brad experienced the same problems at home in what were presumably wildly different setups than the studio makes me very dubious that this isn't some type of shortcoming with the hardware.
They did turn all of the lights off during the stream and the problem was still there.
Hmm, I can't really control the dimness of my lights though, which has me a little worried.
Hmm, I can't really control the dimness of my lights though, which has me a little worried.
.... nope. That is a step too far for me.
Blankets for overhead lights?
Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
Wait, I just realised you can't watch porn on the psvr. All this hand-wringing about tracking and lighting and distance away from the camera. It never mattered. This thing was doomed from the start.
Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
LA?
She does esports?
Maybe Riot Games..
Looks more and more likely that Gamespot is sinking (and will merge with Giant Bomb).
Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
I think I saw a photo of him holding a mug on twitter? But it could've been shopped by Gabe or his cronies, you never know.Man, remember when Brad Muir showed up at Brad's place during his solo Extra Life stream? That was great.
Man, remember Brad Muir?
Looks more and more likely that Gamespot is sinking (and will merge with Giant Bomb).
Summer lesson has a captive audience.Wait, I just realised you can't watch porn on the psvr. All this hand-wringing about tracking and lighting and distance away from the camera. It never mattered. This thing was doomed from the start.
Looks more and more likely that Gamespot is sinking (and will merge with Giant Bomb).
I really hope not.
No offense to Gamespot but some of their video personalities are not even close to the level of GB. I feel like Mary, Tamoor, and Peter are the only ones that could fit in with the group, and even then we don't know for sure when it comes to an extended amount of time.
I can't tell if this is more or less accessible than TIS-100.I discovered a little bit ago that Zachtronics has a game coming to early access tomorrow, SHENZHEN I/O, and it made me curious if GB had played any of their games on stream. Is Infinifactory the only one they've played on video? Something like TIS-100 wouldn't be too exciting to watch, but I'm still curious to see if they've tackled any on camera.
GameBomb
The prophecy will come true.
Wasn't Mary on UPF a few times? Or do you mean "extended amount" as in months of being on content?
I can only name two current GS employees. Crazy.
I can only name two current GS employees. Crazy.
MaryI can only name two current GS employees. Crazy.
No idea who Rob is. Mary and Peter Brown.Mary
Rob
Not-Drew
Mah Hardee?
Mary
Rob
Not-Drew
Mah Hardee?