But is it really MIDI if it doesn't use crap samples from mid 80's?
Sony VR Headset/Project Morpheus/PlayStation VR
But is it really MIDI if it doesn't use crap samples from mid 80's?
upnorthsox
Veteran
Has there been any more word on the next round of pre-order availability for PSVR? Or did I miss my opportunity for an October pickup?
upnorthsox
Veteran
So just wanted to follow up on this, tried all the demo's they had and overall was very impressed. I probably like the London Heist most because of the move controllers, it just adds another level of interaction.... Also really like the gameplay with the tank game. I'm ready for the next round of demo's though so will keep my eyes open for any news on that..
No they said it was the last round before October. They seem conservative with preorders so that means they will have stock in store at launch.
Once in a while there should still be a few available again because some people cancel their preorders. There were some of those "blips" of availability with PS4/XB1 on amazon before launch.
I have a fool proof plan: spread crazy rumors against PSVR, then sensitive gamers will cancel their preorder in a public display of outrage, and you jump on amazon to steal their preorder before they figure out what happened!
Do you have a tldw for that video?
Oh my gawd. My life as I know will ends.
2 1/2 months now...
Oh my gawd. My life as I know will ends.
Tldw for the video
Look how easy it is to slide forward and backward the screen.
Look how soft it is the foams
Look how rubbery is the flaps. Wrwrwrwrwr.
Look how many cables it is.
Hey I can slide the mini ps4 back and forth like this. Clack Clack lack.
Look how easy it is to slide forward and backward the screen.
Look how soft it is the foams
Look how rubbery is the flaps. Wrwrwrwrwr.
Look how many cables it is.
Hey I can slide the mini ps4 back and forth like this. Clack Clack lack.
scooby_dooby
Legend
* Raises Hand *
We're bringing HoloBall to PSVR, and will only support PSMove. Can confirm that this is totally cool from Sony's perspective.
scooby_dooby
Legend
Ya they have, their docs on this are excellent. Unfortunately, the major studios seem to be ignoring it all. It was pretty disappointing to see how many PSVR games at E3 induced motion sickness. I can't really believe they're going with a gamepad style navigation for Resident Evil. Its going to give so many people cold sweats and queasy bellies, and really put a black mark on the word of mouth effect. VR sickness is the worst. It can fuck you up for hours afterwards.
I have a bit of the flu this week, so was already feeling a bit sick in the stomach... I made the mistake of testing a game that induced motion sickness, wow talk about a double whammy. After about 10 minutes I was sweating, and had to sit down, and slow-breath, just to avoid puking.
Probably a good thing that the Vive has ended up being the flag bearer for VR demonstrations in the ~6 month lead-up before PSVR launch. Having pretty well all of the VR content there with 1:1 natural locomotion has done a lot more than Sony or Oculus could have done to steer the public conversation away from the concern over nausea.
Can you elaborate on why you chose Move and in you experience has Move shown itself to be a competent technology for VR?
Almost everyone who tried London Heist did not have any issues with Moves. The tech works great, but it is limited by a single camera that tracks it [which we already knew].
I though Psvr use two camera. So it can read the LEDs in 3D space
It uses PS4 camera which is a single unit with stereo cameras. It can see stereo distance, but has limited FOV versus something like Vive's lighthouses placed in the room corners.
So far it hasn't needed to use both cameras. With the Move controller, it just looks at the size of the orb to determine distance. Instead the second camera has been used to make photos, greatly improving over the PS3 setup, where the same camera would need to be optimised for using contrast to track the orb versus taking shots of the player. The same can be done with PSVR. However, it is possible to use both camera's for better accuracy if Sony feels they need it more than being able to take shots / footage of the player ...
My whole point was Move works well enough, Eastman raised questions (fud) about the competency of the tech a while back citing one source when we have had countless user impressions which have been positive. That isn't to say we haven't seen bad implementations but that is most likely due to the stage of development rather than an inherent flaw with the tech.
1280×800 60Hz
640×400 120Hz
320×192 240Hz
Each camera can run in different mode, do not know how fast is mode switch.
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