What a great interview.
what interview? All I saw is one man talking.
best interview of E3
He praises the HMZ for:Does he talk about the HMZ-T1 at all? Are there technical reasons to go with this thing that looks like something from Max Cohen's apartment in Pi?
It's always nice to have someone like this in an industry filled with PR Producer folks who have recited lines for a performance.
He touches on it and commends Sony for pushing the tech forward but he brings up the fact that latency is still an issue compared to where it he wants it to be. Also I didn't hear numbers but he makes it sound like the Field of View of his unit is better than the competition (which I would think includes the HMZ-T1).
"So this had been my little hobby project, but then the BFG edition for Doom 3D, it legitimized my work and I'm like okay this is something that I can integrate in to 3D TV support but the headmount display stuff is.. it makes even this 8 year old game a fundamentally different experience, it really is like nothing you've ever played like that. Ten times more graphics power doesn't give you that level of intensity."
He praises the HMZ for:
- price (it's cheap)
- quality of the screens
- simply the fact that it's out there
He dislikes:
- the lag
- the field of view (he wants more of a "dome screen" experience)
- the ergonomics
His version will likely have a lower resolution, but a more immersive screen and much, much less lag.
"on there"
never gets old when he says it lol
I'm not saying it isn't there but I've seriously never noticed any sort of imput lag on my HMZ's - love 'em to death. I just ordered the cushion straps so I can fully enjoy long gaming sessions this fall.
"...it makes even this 8 year old game a fundamentally different experience, it really is like nothing you've ever played like that. Ten times more graphics power doesn't give you that level of intensity."
What a great interview.
More people need to care about display lag half as much as this dude.
THIS will be the Move of next generation.....coupled with something like Leap 3D perhaps?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl6ZwYYwr-I&t=0m51s
My favorite quote in this interview:
John Carmack: "It takes 50 milliseconds to get this (visual information) over a fast screen display. That's more time than it takes to send a packet from America to England. That's just ridiculous! But that's because router people care about latency. They know it's important, so they don't pile it up. Display people don't know yet, but I am trying to educate all of them about that... "
Haha, wow.
Fixed.Definitely the coolest thing I've seen from E3 so far.
My favorite quote in this interview:
John Carmack: "It takes 50 milliseconds to get this (visual information) over a fast screen display. That's more time than it takes to send a packet from America to England. That's just ridiculous! But that's because router people care about latency. They know it's important, so they don't pile it up. Display people don't know yet, but I am trying to educate all of them about that... "
Haha, wow.
This interview is a lot better than the one I saw on Kotaku.
This interview is a lot better than the one I saw on Kotaku. Totilo seemed to be taking almost no interest in what Carmack was saying probably because he didn't understand it
Brad basically did nothing, just let him go at it.
Brad basically did nothing, just let him go at it.
Brad's an excellent interviewer, though. He knows he can just let Carmack go and it'll turn out amazing. This E3 has brought so many loud, interrupting morons who all follow the same pattern of just shouting a subject and literally saying "Talk abut that". Brad's a pro.
Brad asked "it almost seems as if you're straying into the realm of cognitive science at some point" which sent him on an interesting tangent that I hadn't heard in the other interviews
What did Michael Abrash recently say he was working on at Valve? Wearable computing.