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360 Ubisoft Leap of Faith – VIECC Comic Con Vienna 2015 – AC Big Jump
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Epic puts enormous effort into building great technology and content for the Oculus Rift and Gear VR. We believe that the VR revolution currently underway will open up unprecedented opportunities for game developers, filmmakers, and other creative folks.
Since making Unreal Engine 4 available for free earlier this year at GDC, a million new developers have chosen Unreal, and they’re creating some amazing VR experiences.
In order to explore and demonstrate the possibilities of this new medium, we’ve built a series of leading-edge demos over the past 18 months. Couch Knights showed the capabilities of the DK2, and then Showdown took advantage of CB1’s head tracking to immerse the viewer in a slow-motion action movie scene.
And now, it’s time for something new. Using the Oculus Touch controller for locomotion, we’ve built a world-scale VR gunfight experience with gameplay that weaves in and out of bullet time. Presenting: Bullet Train.
Source: https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/introducing-bullet-train-new-vr-experience
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Immersive 360 Experience
Speed across the Jakku desert from Star Wars: The Force Awakens with this immersive 360 experience created exclusively for Facebook.
Posted by Star Wars on Mittwoch, 23. September 2015
In just under a year, we going to be breaking our piggybanks and draining our savings as the era of VR is finally coming to our desktop PC and PlayStation 4 in 2016, but it is going to be costly setup, even tho the final Oculus Rift most likely will be in the under $300 range, you will need to back it up with at least $800 of new hardware for the barebones of a gaming PC rig to be even able to use it.
IS YOUR PC READY FOR OCULUS RIFT?!
Oculus says these are the recommended specs „for the full Rift experience“:
Honestly, that’s not too bad – considering that Oculus also just revealed that the final Rift needs to push 400 million pixels per second. With two displays inside running at a combined resolution of 2160 x 1200, refreshing 90 times per second, plus some additional headroom (so you can move your head around without seeing things that haven’t loaded yet), Oculus says the Rift requires approximately three times the GPU performance you normally need to play games at 1080p.
But that means you’ll be paying quite a bit if you want to jump in. I just whipped together a quick PC system build at PCPartPicker with some of the cheapest (yet tried and true) components you can get, and it added up to just over $US800 after discounts and rebates.
Yeah, yeah, these are Oculus‘ recommended specs, not absolute requirements, so you could probably go cheaper if needed. (Also, prices may come down by the time the Rift ships.) But remember that virtual reality has way less wiggle room for performance to dip. If a traditional video game drops under a certain amount of frames per second, oh well. If a VR experience drops frames, it can totally destroy the illusion or even make you sick.
Source: http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2015/05/the-final-oculus-rift-will-need-an-800-gaming-pc/
Zusammen mit deinem Smartphone beamen dich die ARCHOS VR Glasses hinein in eine virtuelle 360° Welt, in der du – von deinem Sofa aus – fliegen kannst und imaginäre Welten oder sogar den Meeresgrund besuchen kannst.
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Kompatibel mit den gängigen Smartphone-Modellen
Mehr Infos: http://www.archos.com/de/products/objects/cself/avr/index.html
We have seen the future of gaming, and it may include holodecks. Northrop Grumman’s VIPE (Virtual Immersive Portable Environment) is essentially a portable room in which soldiers can use to run any number of simulated missions – diplomatic, combat, and even medical training environments, etc. That’s not all, uniforms and compatible weapons need are brought in from the outside to make the experience even more realistic.
It was a great time at the Gamejam 2014 in Vienna.
All participants did excellent work. They coded many computer games in just 2 days and we are very pleased
Plus, Oculus Rift internal game development under way with John Carmack.
Oculus has revealed a new Rift prototype that incorporates new head tracking technology and a more advanced OLED display
Hey everyone, we got some nice news from our friends from Cyberith in Vienna.
Let’s have a look 🙂
We found some interesting links be searching for new 3d Glasses 😉 have a look on your own:
Pre-Order here: http://www.gameware.at/info/space/Oculus+Rift+3D+VR-Brille?sourceTag=geizhals#reviews
There’s not more information by now on the Specs or anything just a small summary in German:
Sichtfeld: 90° (horizontal), 110° (diagonal) • Auflösung: 1280×800, Single-Display • Punktdichte: 215dpi • Diagonale: 1x 7.0″ • Panel: LCD • Format: 16:10 • Anschlüsse: DVI, HDMI • Gewicht: 379g • Stromverbrauch: keine Angabe (typisch), keine Angabe (Standby) • Headtracking: Gyroskop, Beschleunigungssensor, Magnetometer • Besonderheiten: 1x USB 2.0, 3D-fähig, Dioptrienausgleich •
Watch Oculus Rift live in Action
Official Source: http://geizhals.at/oculus-rift-vr-brille-a937438.html
Here some news from our crazy Friends in Vienna/Austria Cyberith, with their Virtualizer device for moving around in Los Santos!
Yeah you heard right ‚Grand Theft Auto IV‘ in Oculus Rift VR Style, have fun Watching and reading everyone:
Hello VR Fanatics!
In this video, you see me in GTA 4 VR with the Virtualizer, the Oculus Rift and a Wii mote. I totally forgot reality and my mind was in Liberty City.
I also show the sitting function of the Virtualizer in this video. You can adjust it to your body height and use it while driving a car or a tank, sitting in a helicopter or other vehicles. You can also use it to rest a while when you are exhausted of escaping from the cops hehe.
There is a lot going on at Cyberith… subscribe and stay tuned.
Subscribe to our Channel and write an E-mail to info@cyberith.com and we will send you a link to the long version of GTA 4 in VR.
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Because Reality Is Not Enough….
Official Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRyOzyTta24
When we first saw open-world survival horror The Forest in May, it was only the player’s first few days on an island over-run by mutant cannibals. Today a new trailer returns to the island, after the player’s had time to build a home and craft weapons. Send in the mutants!
You see, the game begins with a plane crash on a mysterious island, which pleasingly simulates things like tides and plants dying. Players will need to eke out a living from the land, crafting, building, and avoiding those awful things lurking in the woods.
More importantly, this trailer suggests bird will settle on your outstretched finger.
An alpha version is due later this year on PC, with Oculus Rift support to put the scares right in your face. It’s made by Endlight Games, which was formerly SKS Games.
Official Source: http://www.shacknews.com/article/81978/the-forest-trailer-shows-sandbox-survival-horror
What a surprise we have here! It seems that the Oculus Rift is not going only to have a 4K version but also a specially designed one for Android devices. The mobile version will be lighter, and will use the connected mobile device’s processor to function.
This Android compatible version of the headset is intended to be released simultaneously with the PC version, which is expected in 2014. As of now, there are no plans for an iOS version.
According to Venturebeat:
Virtual reality meets today’s mobile reality.
Oculus VR announced that it’s bringing its virtual-reality headset, the Oculus Rift, to mobile gaming. Chief executive officer Brendan Iribe divulged the surprising move during his keynote chat Tuesday morning at the GamesBeat 2013 video game conference.
The goal is to have the mobile version launch simultaneously — or as close as possible to — when the PC headset launches.
The mobile Rift headset is for Android devices — iOS is problematic, and the company has not mentioned any plans for an iOS-compatible version.
This device will be a lighter, consumer version, and it will use the mobile device’s processor.
“We have some exciting plans on the mobile VR side as the PC VR side,” Iribe said. “We’re really looking at hitting the consumer market. We’re very excited about what we’re seeing. Skeptical about how good mobile VR could be on such a small platform. It’s pretty incredible what [John Carmack has] been able to do.”
Official Source: http://venturebeat.com/2013/10/29/oculus-rift-ios/
We had the chance to get our hands on the Cyberith VR movement panel, and also the Oculus Rift Glasses. This Guys are amazing.
This is the first time you can really move like you are moving, only that the movement is beeing tracked into the video game!
We had the chance to play a part of HALF LIFE 2 with Oculus Rift and the Cyberith Panel and we had to say it was amazing.
This is something completly new, it is also not the final build by now, so we gonna keep in touch and get you informed more and more about the status of this cool new gaming invention!
Thanks for wathcing.
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The Virtualizer enables walking as well as running forwards, backwards and sidewards. This can be done in all directions, because there is no preferred direction at all. Furthermore the device enables you to turn around, to jump and to crouch. In combination with a usual controller of a game console (like Wiimote or Razor-Hydra) and an adequate device for video output (like the Oculus-Rift, which allows 3D output and headtracking) the Virtualizer makes you feel the game in a much more realistic way. Instead of controlling the character on a monitor by keyboard and mouse, you feel like you were in the game because of the natural motion of your body.
The Virtualizer uses the principle of low friction to enable motion. We have created a surface, through carefully selected materials, that allows your feet to effortlessly glide back without being too slippery.
The advantage of this principle is the easy and in relation to existing systems, which use complex systems of conveyor bands or very large hallow spheres, cheap production of the devices. This allows us to offer a well working virtual reality device for a price, which is affordable for as much computer users as possible. We don’t only want the Virtualizer to be seen in Institutes for Informatics, but in the living rooms of this world.
Demonstrating the Virtualizer Prototype at the Game-City in Vienna!
It was an amazing experience and a great convention!!!
More Infos: http://www.cyberith.com/index.php?menu=virtualizer