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kevinw729 said:
No, I have a "year on year off" approach to E3 - and I am even not sure if I will attend this year's event, as I have so much on (presenting at a number of VR / AR B2B events that month).
I can not word strongly enough how worried I am about the hyperbole being used across the sector. There seems to be a desperation from some parties to try and be seen as "special" or "unique" amongst a crowded sector. Mainstream media's cooling to the tech forcing more outlandish claims (ala 1996).
I think the news about Star Citizen focusing on getting their game right, and "pausing" VR support is a case in point we may hear more about during E3?
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04-16-2017 08:14 AM
Shadowmask72 said:
Apparently Roy Taylor AMD VP feels it [Fallout 4 VR] will be the Mario or Sonic of VR in terms of shaping VR.
AMD’s corporate vice president Roy Taylor has, and he’s very convinced of its potential. “It will change the way we think about VR. It will be an industry changer,” he said, via MCV.
Todd Howard naturally hypes the game and allegedly said the following to Pete Hines:
"Fallout 4 VR is the most incredible thing you've ever seen in your life. You can't even imagine what it's like, playing in VR and how realistic it looks and everywhere you turn your head. It is going to blow your mind. It is the craziest thing you've ever seen."
A new demo will be showcased at E3 this year.
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04-16-2017 08:45 AM
KillCard said:
kevinw729 said:
No, I have a "year on year off" approach to E3 - and I am even not sure if I will attend this year's event, as I have so much on (presenting at a number of VR / AR B2B events that month).
I can not word strongly enough how worried I am about the hyperbole being used across the sector. There seems to be a desperation from some parties to try and be seen as "special" or "unique" amongst a crowded sector. Mainstream media's cooling to the tech forcing more outlandish claims (ala 1996).
I think the news about Star Citizen focusing on getting their game right, and "pausing" VR support is a case in point we may hear more about during E3?
I'm struggling to figure out whether you are just that pessimistic or actually actively AGAINST PC VR Gaming.