Let's talk about anything about video games, no matter what platform it is. What is your favorite game? Who is your favorite character? What are the recently released games? What is DLC (downloadable content)? How do I beat this boss? How do I set up my team?
- OLED Display
- 1920x1080 pixels with RGB subpixels to reduce motion blur
- Morpheus is designed to render at 120 frames-per-second, within the capabilities of the PlayStation 4
- There is also an option to render at 60 frames-per-second, but reach the 120 FPS target using a technique called "re-projection"
- Re-projection uses sensor data to create an in-between frame to boost the rate from 60 to 120.
- Sony says latency, a key factor for smooth virtual reality displays, is sub-18 millisecond
- Screen size is 5.7 inches, with a 100 degree field of view
- Sony has added three more tracking LEDs from the unit it unveiled at GDC last year, bringing the number from six to nine
- The design has been tweaked and rebalanced to put more of the weight on top of the head for comfort
I'm really interested in VR, but hopefully the headset itself is not too expensive.
And hopefully the headset, camera and move bundle will be affordable. I don't know if I'll be in day 1 (depending on the price of course and compelling software) but I'll definitely get myself one of these somewhere down the line.
We’re proud to announce that GNOG is launching on PS4 and Project Morpheus next year.
GNOG is a (we like to think) special kind of puzzle-adventure game with a focus on discovery and wonder in a universe made up of monster heads. Each monster has its own personality, and a micro-world on its opposite side — you flip back and forth between these two sides, interacting with both and watching how they react.
Some details for Sony’s upcoming Project Morpheus headset have leaked online.
As of this writing, this listing for the headset is no longer live. The headset was priced at 399 euros, or roughly $ 450, and projects a Q2 2016 release date.
I'm sold on vr but I'm going to wait and see what the support is going to be like. That's some serious coin, and its going to be hard to justify early adoption if there are not enough legit gaming experiences to justify the purchase.
Also, that price is ridiculous considering you will still have to buy a move controller and the camera.
It could very well be and nothing more to this than just a rumor, but it still doesn't change my opinion of it. It can be 200 dollars and what I said still applies.
I'm increasingly skeptical of purchasing peripherals especially after last gen.
5.7″ OLED display
1920xRBGx1080 resolution (960xRBGx1080 per eye)
120Hz refresh rate
Super low latency (under 18ms)
Approximately 100 degree field of view
Accelerometer and gyroscope
Positional tracking with 9 LEDs (360 degree head tracking)
3D audio (with stereo mini jack and mic input)
HDMI and USB interface
pero parang gusto ko rin itry kaso mahal naman.
