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When VR starts delivering on the "virtual" part of the "reality" concept whereby my girlfriend, uncle, or neighbor can put on a headset and say "why go back?"
by ajcp 6y ago
When VR starts delivering on the "virtual" part of the "reality" concept whereby my girlfriend, uncle, or neighbor can put on a headset and say "why go back?"
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When VR doesn't merely solve for an "immersive" experience, but rather provides for a better way to interface with 3D "space" than does a 2D monitor.
- blackearl 6y agoI don't think I'll play a 2d rhythm game after beat saber
- lucasmullens 6y agoAren't most successful rhythm games already 3d? I guess I'm agreeing with you, DDR, Guitar Hero, and Rock Band all are sort of 3d, just not VR.
- blackearl 6y agoI mean 3d as in a screen being 2d and VR being 3d The mod community have made beat saber incredibly immersive in the way of light shows and "wall maps" which go beyond just hitting blocks with your sabers. I'd recommend checking out an example like this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZd_I86i8eQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZd_I86i8eQ - which is like being inside your own personal rave
- ajcp 6y agoI'm with you there, but that's one application to one sphere (gaming)of VR application. That being said maybe that's all "3D interface with 3D objects" is right now? So might be more accurate to say: When our current 2D interfaces like file systems/operating systems, entertainment (movies/tv), socializing, etc are addressed a 3D objects in a 3D space.