The VOID: 4D virtual reality

[Androidpk]

God this looks like it has amazing potential..

[Astray]

Great... if you want to probably play one thing once and never bother with it again. I say we need to minimize this and just run MMOs from home.

[JackWhisper]

Great... if you want to probably play one thing once and never bother with it again. I say we need to minimize this and just run MMOs from home.

I can't wait to see outtake videos of people doing this, and looking like ABSOLUTE idiots.

It's like watching VR Lasertag. It looks IDIOTIC from the outside perspective. So funny.

In my day, we had laser tag. Now we have VR tag. Ehhhh...

[Androidpk]

I'm confiscating nerd cards from the both of ya!

[Astray]

I'll admit it's cool to see that the technology is getting progressively better and this is a huge step up in the right direction. The thing that sends up red flags is the inherent reliance on gimmicks. The place is designed to get you immersed, which screams that the headgear and program are just... there.

It's like an amusement park ride but you're wearing goggles.

[Celephais]

Great... if you want to probably play one thing once and never bother with it again. I say we need to minimize this and just run MMOs from home.

[Whirlin]

I swear to god... I thought that kid was drawing a portal turret.

And Microsoft is really pimping out that they bought Minecraft from Notch. Also, I like microsoft tech.

[Latrinsorm]

Only 4? Call me when they're making 7D virtual reality.

[Astray]

Only 4? Call me when they're making 7D virtual reality.

But you'll miss out on all the Sword Art style MMOs!

[Wesley]

I'll admit it's cool to see that the technology is getting progressively better and this is a huge step up in the right direction. The thing that sends up red flags is the inherent reliance on gimmicks. The place is designed to get you immersed, which screams that the headgear and program are just... there.

It's like an amusement park ride but you're wearing goggles.

This exactly. The whole ad, while it's well done, screams marketing rather than product. It's full of buzzwords and plays exactly like a movie trailer. The whole thing screams "Give us funding and pick up our hardware for your system so we can develop it" rather than "look at this awesome thing we created".