Khrysler Jerikho
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Hope they announce Summer Lesson as a bundled game. Huehuehue
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Project Morpheus GDC Presentation LiveBlog Discussion Thread. [LIVE]
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lol, virtual E3 ticket.
Oddvintagechap
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I mean they are the VR/AR mascot since day one.
me from a few months ago (e3 2014) on the Luge. Great fun, just looked like an early PS2 game (the shark was much better visually).
If the graphics boost ends up making it look really close to this:
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.. damn
That's clearly concept art.
shira
Member
The HMZ was too heavy. You couldn't wear it for longer than an hour.
And you had to mod it. Looks like this thing is going to need mods too. I wish they went for a more comfortable device that is completely adjustable and modable instead of some futuristic curvy thing.
Pie and Beans
Look for me on the local news, I'll be the guy arrested for trying to burn down a Nintendo exec's house.
I really wish they'd get a move on with Move 2.0 with built in analog sticks and better buttons. Showing Morpheus demos with 2 Moves is great for that hand immersion, but then no analogue stick to fucking move because an absolute idiot designed Move 1.0's button element.
lukeskymac
Member
This. THIS SONY, PLS
A luge game would be pretty sweet. I'd be willing to throw pillows at someone that screws up. Should be appropriately terrifying.
They are the MP3 player to VR's smartphone.
I wonder how that market survives.
They are the MP3 player to VR's smartphone.
Fffffff mind blown...
No doubt. I was commenting on native 120fps content, which apparently they have running.
No, as it introduces significant latency, which is a huge huge no-no for VR.
they also said DS4 can be used instead of move.
bananafactory
Banned
Have you tried Oculus? How does it compare?
One of the demos has you sitting on a chair with a Move controller in both hands.
At some point, the scene changes and you will have to stand up and take a step forward to interact with objects on a desk (open up drawers, pick up a key and open a cabinet, pick up a gun with your right hand and load it with a fresh clip using your left hand, pick up a flashlight). You basically press the triggers to pick up and hold on to them, release the trigger to let go. This worked great and felt really intuitive.
Anyway, I ended up triggering an alarm and as I was standing behind a desk, I got up to peak over it so I could see what was going on at the end of the room (security guards entering). All of a sudden, I was being shot at. Naturally, I crouched down behind the desk and everything behaved exactly as you would expect it to. The 3D was great, too, with wood splinters flying around everywhere.
It's the same thing a Oculus just blogged about today. It's not interpolation, but reprojection from last frame + latest sensor data. Oculus' latest is 90 but may not be final. I'm sure they'll get the lowest latency screen that they can.
i agree! I'm holding off buying move... hoping they will improve it lol like the camera
What we've just walked into is the dawn of interpolated framerates.
You thought upscaled resolution was cause for outrage on the internet....
WELCOME TO THE NEXT GEN.
*DEATH METAL MUSIC PLAYS*
TheGuardian
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TaintedHotSauce
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Games could use temporal re-projection as Killzone: Shadow Fall's multiplayer did in order to increase their frame rate. Temporal reprojection IS NOT interlacing, but rather drawing half of the pixels each frame along with using motion vectors and data from previous frames to construct new frames. I believe in Guerrilla's GDC talk last year, they mentioned they saw a roughly 80% frame-rate improvement
Clearly the visuals in VR games on the PS4 won't be anything close to non-vr games, but it can still be enjoyable and immersive.
Clearly the visuals in VR games on the PS4 won't be anything close to non-vr games, but it can still be enjoyable and immersive.
iirc morpheus use the ps4 proprietary output so i guess nope.
i hope morpheus will have more than just games like wiisports and fps, since i don't play them...
I know, they are far cleverer than me, but we don't want to walk into a new world of PR bullshit.
Neuromancer
Member
OMG that sounds awesome.
I'm guessing, it should be used at the house with caution. lol it would be like those wii videos with wii-motes flying everywhere
juicyfruitas
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fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Chris Metal
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Well according to Ars/roadtovr, Yosh said during the liveblog that the toybox demo there today is running native 120fps.
I joked about Wonderbook 2 in another thread, but I like the idea of Magic controller, using for gadgets and stuff in game while experiencing VR
I joked about Wonderbook 2 in another thread, but I like the idea of Magic controller, using for gadgets and stuff in game while experiencing VR
wanderingprostheyltite
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Sounds wild, thanks again for the impressions. Welcome to a new era of cover shooters! Everyday is leg day
I'll have to have a read up on that, is that part of the new ATI VR stuff?
I did, actually.
It might be because the Morpheus demos were more exciting and technically more impressive, but I very much preferred Morpheus.
I also found Oculus less comfortable to wear, but I'm sure they'll improve upon that later on.
me from a few months ago (e3 2014) on the Luge. Great fun, just looked like an early PS2 game (the shark was much better visually).
If the graphics boost ends up making it look really close to this:
.. damn
WTF? That jump.... jesus christ. O.O
TheGuardian
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loaf of bread
Member
Very nice
#framegate
iceatcs
Junior Member
Ok, that fair enough but I just don't see these technical words remind me of PR marketing word.
So my brain was telling me that,
interpolation - must be something to maths in numerical analysis - which it tell me it might be timing to work.
reprojection - must be something to plan in image analysis - which it might sound like quicker work.
wanderingprostheyltite
Member
Yeah it's gonna be real hard to compete with Sony's game dev resources for demos. They're probably going to be unmatched for that in this space save for maybe Valve.
VindicatorZ
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A screenshot of that demo:
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Those graphics look great! People are so worried about the PS4 handling VR, it will be FINE.
Galacticus
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Worst part for Microsoft: AR won't come close.
Hmmm. Sounds dope, thanks for the impressions.
I'm guessing, it should be used at the house with caution. lol it would be like those wii videos with wii-motes flying everywhere
O yes. For this demo, I was warned not to sit down afterwards as they would remove the chair once I got up.
It very much depends on the kind of experience though. The other demo just had you sitting on a chair all the way through, just looking at and interacting with stuff. You wouldn't need a lot of space for that.
vpance
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Minecraft in your living room though.
loaf of bread
Member
I can't see how that would be preferred over being IN Minecraft
And on top of that, the Move controllers are a really nice addition to the experience.
willskate4free
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Or you can be in Minecraft .... Ohhhh ahhhhh.. Holly shit that would sell
I think i'd have to read into it more to understand it, but logic would say you can't create something from nothing without losing out somewhere.
Reprojection. was the phrase that they use to describe the technology that powered the Killzone : SF 1080pr resolution
Can't wait to have a go though, Oculus is awesome and the phone based solutions have too much latency from what I've seen, the difference is like night and day.
a 1080p screen would probably be good enough, that was a huge improvement over the original screens in the DK1 oculus. I could certainly live with it.
Galacticus
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People have been playing VR Minecraft on PC for a year now
wanderingprostheyltite
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So was there any info on the amount of space that it tracks? Did it ever feel like you were going outside the tracking range? Curious how much breathing room we have with this thing.