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Thats an interesting point. The beach is a particularly high sensory input environment though. I have been thinking about something like the Yakuza games in VR,
by porknubbins 4y ago
Thats an interesting point. The beach is a particularly high sensory input environment though. I have been thinking about something like the Yakuza games in VR, which is essentially just a accurate simulation of walking around a Tokyo neighborhood at nighttime. In a nighttime urban environment it seems to me sound is the defining sense, you wouldn’t necessarily care what the temp or smell was.
- rippercushions 4y agoTokyo at night is not Tokyo at night without the still, musky humid air with a whiff of yakitori sauce and charcoal.
- porknubbins 4y agoFor me grilled yakiniku and garlic frying in oil at ramen places come to mind. Tokyo at night is definitely full of delicious scents, but now that I’m thinking about it even if they replicated it in VR I’m not sure I would want to smell something delicious I had no chance of eating.
- RC_ITR 4y agoWhether or not you realize it, your mind will definitely care that it knows you're inside but the visuals are outside.