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I've been fucking waiting for this for so long. How do I not see a thread for this?
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Jason Hall
>no fucking responses yet
How fat can this board be?
Brandon Thompson
>implying it'll ever occur
Unless a titan like Disney got involved I'd say no. Even then it'd probably cost $300 just to have a few hours of it.
Kayden Morris
Someone will. The video just went up, with 4 million views already. No need to doubt at this point.
Cost is trivial. The hard part is the fact that it'll only be in Utah at first. Hopefully it spreads out.
Jose Martin
You gon eat yo cornbread?
Aaron Russell
Its a cordless headset, which means the visuals will be shit.
Juan Reed
>Virtual Reality
It's Augmented Virtual Reality
Noah Rivera
Yeah Utah is an odd place for one of these. I'd launch in a cheaper tourist city like Vegas first.
Cameron Gray
Redirected walking is pretty neat stuff.
Cooper Green
That doesn't sound very practical for more than one person at a time.
Hunter Johnson
This is how they should revive arcades.
Jackson Flores
Just make sure that your group moves from room to room as a unit. As in the last member enters the corridor before the first leaves it. If need be you can force that with the doors.
Angel Murphy
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Nicholas Cooper
Thats great user, but thats even worse.
It means that the computer rendering it has to be in the backpack. In other words, anaemic as fuck.
Eli Campbell
>anaemic as fuck
What
Evan Cooper
Weak. He means weak. It was a metaphor.
Jaxson Howard
Weak; underpowered; not up to the task of rendering pretty visuals; shitty
Owen Bennett
>BRINGING ARCADES BACK
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Luis Stewart
You need to look at the date again.
The video went up in 2015, not 2016.
Jaxson Martinez
You know, There are people who say VR will be just another gimick and other who say it will be the next big thing. But really I see it as the next big thing for theme parks and possibly arcades. I see too much limitations with VR where there will be no incentive to buy a 800 dollar headset and having to buy a 1500 dollar desktop computer just to get a vr experience at home. However I do see people paying 20 dollars an hour or so using vr in an arcade like setting or at a theme park. So i guess to me VR will be big but not as big as people think and will only be big at other venues and such.
Asher Howard
>having to buy a 1500 dollar desktop computer just to get a vr experience at home
Because nobody buys macbooks for $2000, right?
Because computers only have one use, right?
Ryder Diaz
>implying you can't fit a top of the line system in that backpack
everyones going to break their shit when they undoubtedly fall over though
Jonathan Perry
That's pretty cool, but until i can have that in my living room i don't care. I'm not going to travel miles and miles for a cool ride on a theme park.