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News Spielberg: Virtual Reality is the future

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by CardJoe, 20 May 2009.

  1. CardJoe

    CardJoe Freelance Journalist

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    next: OnLive 3D
     
  3. Ninja_182

    Ninja_182 Enginerd!

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    Virtual reality devices that allow gamers to interface directly with their tv... much like a games console I think... This goes in circles.

    He thinks consoles will be replaced by these devices... which essentially are consoles?

    Am I just getting confused?
     
  4. ch424

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    Nah, I think Spielberg is confused :p
     
  5. TomH

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    I was thinking the other day that, virtual reality will probably make a come-back once ray tracing can be done up to 30fps @ 1280x720p. And with any luck the wearable devices won't have to be so damned big.
     
  6. choupolo

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    So much media in the past has fantasised about holgraphic 3D touchably interactive games/experiences that its hard to think we'll ever give up on the idea - especially for a director like Stephen Spielberg. The days when we walk into our own bespoke media rooms to actually take part in our games is nigh. Can't imagine it'll be purchasable for ~£150 any time soon though!

    In the meantime - at least we can try to do better than: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkzF56tGYSg

    Awoogah! :D
     
  7. HourBeforeDawn

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    LOL thats like saying we will have flying cars, its like duh the future is the future so anything that can be thought of will one day happen so of course virtual reality will be how people will game in the future but still be awesome if that was in my life time. Ultimate goal Halodecks ^__^
     
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    BTL baby :)
     
  9. Rexxie

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    Virtual reality has been talked about for ages and ages and ages. It's always "the next big thing". Have not seen any big progress in ages though.
     
  10. dylAndroid

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    You only think that because you took the blue pill. :p
     
  11. HourBeforeDawn

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    ya the military has some kickass virtual reality training simulators, but they cost a few mill, hell Nasa has one that cost a few bill but as for consumer ya we wont be seeing anything for a good while.
     
  12. sadlydefiant

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    What a joke. Nothing wrong with my 20" LCD on my computer or my 108cm plasma for one of my consoles.
    Reminds me of the movies called lawn mower man 1 and 2.
     
  13. Ryu_ookami

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    Hate to disappoint you but we already have flying cars. they are due to be on generally pre-release to the people who can afford them in 2011 and its already had it first sucessful maiden flight.

    Flying Cars link

    Only down side is that the car costs £138,000 and to get into the queue to buy one you have to put 10k of that up front just to get on the list apparently it flies at 115 mph and has a range of 500 miles on one tank of normal petrol. I bet its a pain to program the sat nav though I can imagine it now.

    turn left at the next cloud and travel for 1 mile until you see the next goose.
     
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    yes its right, whenever something advanced comes in field it outclasses the previous invention.That's why he said virtual reality will replace the gaming consoles, this does'nt means that peoples will throw out gaming consoles.
     
  15. sui_winbolo

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    and I'm a gay robot.
     
  16. bridgesentry

    bridgesentry 3verything must bee wat3rcooled

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    not needed, they will turn you up and down by a special chair:D
     
  17. SMIFFYDUDE

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    Steven should stick to making blockbuster movies. How often have we heared people say VR devices will be the future of gaming.

    I really hope he is wrong, cos i bought a 24" monitor on Monday and would like to get some mileage out of it before I have to dress up as a gimp in a VR headset and prance about my front room playing the latest games.
     
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    VR goggles would be great with racing games like GTR. One better than Track IR - but would probably make me feel very motion sick!

    I'm sure Wii2 will get a VR set along with the waggle.
     
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