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Nope, porn (and you would expect TV/movies to follow in their footsteps) will ensure it doesn't disappear and continues to grow, although it's possible it grows
by istorical 8y ago
Nope, porn (and you would expect TV/movies to follow in their footsteps) will ensure it doesn't disappear and continues to grow, although it's possible it grows slowly.
- freehunter 8y agoPorn, sure. That's a place where being immersed in the scene is unique and possible desirable. Movies, though... I'm not convinced. 3D movies already suffer from having to force the viewer's attention to the appropriate part of the scene by changing the focus so undesirable locations are blurred out. How do you represent an action scene where the viewer could potentially be looking 180 degrees from where the action is taking place?
- jobigoud 8y ago> How do you represent an action scene where the viewer could potentially be looking 180 degrees from where the action is taking place? You put the viewer in the middle of the action.
- Flenser 8y agoHalf Life managed to do it. I imagine if you played a VR version of Half Life the story/"cut scene" parts would work even better than with a mouse and keyboard.
- acjohnson55 8y agoIf the idea there is just immersive field of view, seems like Google Cardboard is probably sufficient. I don't really see people wanting to navigate the space.