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https://labo.nintendo.com/kits/vr-kit
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There are certain age ranges where the eyes are still developing and VR is not advised, yes. 12/13+ for the existing platforms.I thought kids are not allowed to use VR because it would damage their vision?
It was all foreshadowing from the very beginningAlso Known As Nintendo Cardboard.
The ones in the image look younger than that I think.The absolute madmen.
There are certain age ranges where the eyes are still developing and VR is not advised, yes. 12/13+ for the existing platforms.
Called it bitches!Switch cardboard VR incoming?
j/k
It won't be terribly convincing, but I remember Metal Gear Acid 2 doing a 3D mode using the PSP screen, and while it was low res, it did actually work. If Nintendo avoids heavy texture detail and complex shapes - maybe something like Rec Room - it might not be too bad.gonna look terrible considering each eye gonna be half of 720P.
They should make the Virtual Boy games available on the virtual console with this.
It won't be terribly convincing, but I remember Metal Gear Acid 2 doing a 3D mode using the PSP screen, and while it was low res, it did actually work. If Nintendo avoids heavy texture detail and complex shapes - maybe something like Rec Room - it might not be too bad.
On another note, this looks completely stupid.
Remember these?You guys aren't looking at the image. This isn't just the goggles PLUS the Switch on the kids faces, there's more crap hanging off them as well! This isn't practical at all.
Haha my childhood. But there's nothing crazy hanging off themRemember these?
Nintendo's making them cool again
Nintendo VR thing is pretty much a copy of Konami's Tobidac!d. The first game-cardboard of all time.Remember these?Nintendo's making them cool again
Looking forward to your thoughts.so i just put together my first Labo creation, a joycon holder. i really like how easy every thing and how clearly explained. the cardboard is pre-fab, so the pieces are all cut out, you simply punch them out, you don't need scissors or anything. the Switch app detailing construction is nice and simple, pretty much just a long step by step video, where you can fast forward and rewind, zoom in and out, and rotate the display at any time.
im putting together the VR headset right now, it's taking around 30 mins or so, tho i am also drinking and watching Chips (lol). wondering how many games come with this basic kit...
it came together easily enough. i've only tried to first page of VR games, these really aren't games so much as tech demos, really just single rooms with stock models that you can play with. the VR itself is low res but works well enough, reminds me of GearVR i tried out a few years ago. everything looks pretty smooth but is also extremely simple, N64-level stuff i'd say. im really curious as to how they are going to pull of BOTW/Mario Odyssey.
some of the games oddly enough ask you to use the joycon wirelessly, and i don't quite understand how you are meant to hold the device and use the joycon (the diagram they should literally has three hands in it lol).
putting it together was a lot of fun. i still have to do the Blaster later... a neat gadget! will be interesting to see if they bring out any exclusive VR things like they are doing w BOTW/SMO.