orthodoxy1095
Banned
It will. Aside from the pervy jokes and waifu commentary, this is actually pretty impressive looking tech if it really works how the trailers are showing them.
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New Summer Lesson VR demo at E3 2015 (Tekken Team, UE4, PS4)
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Freaking Limit
Member
I was interested in this when I first saw it, but I'm more interested now. The animations are well done, and it seems to be a really laid back introduction to VR space. Hell, if they actually go with the whole lesson part of the title, it could actually make a half decent tutor-type software. I only say this because I worked a bit with designing therapy/teaching software during university and something like this would have been amazing to have. I can see a lot of potential in VR application similar to this, even if they just let you relax with virtual "people". Interesting times these are.
Right? I'm surprised the VA hasn't received more criticism. I'm not saying the actress is bad, but her voice doesn't fit the character at all, to the point where it's jarring to hear her speak. Such a strange choice.
serversurfer
Member
Jiggle indeed...
Dragoon En Regalia
Member
Judging by the low sound quality of the voices at the end, I'd say they're placeholders. But yeah, matching voices appropriately will need to happen.
Callibretto
Member
it will save PS4 like MonHun save PSP. lol
It frightens me that I believe you.
At first, I didn't get this comment, but now I understand it and I cannot stop laughing! lol
DangerMouse
Member
Haha. Yup.
Glad to see that English trailer making it seem way more likely. Now bring it over here too NB/Shu.
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Jotamide
Unconfirmed Member
Consoles are saved in Japan. I am not joking.
Reallink
Member
None of the stuff they've shown are $60 'retail' games, they're $5, $10, and $20 PSN downloads, and yes summer lesson will probably be one of them.
QuickSilverD
Member
the kind of people interested in this would surely be willing to pay $60 for it, and they'll take advantage of that
