A glimpse of early 90s' VR on UK tech and video game review show Bad Influence in late 1992 during its first series.
Always very cool seeing those immense Virtuality headsets - and the kind of games you could play on them!
Going to start hashing in the old TV and ad bits I share with #VideoBytes!
Always very cool seeing those immense Virtuality headsets - and the kind of games you could play on them!
Going to start hashing in the old TV and ad bits I share with #VideoBytes!
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I used to feel properly unwell from playing the PS4 version of Dying Light and climbing up the pylons with its variable framerate.
I saved one of the flyers from back in the day.
https://vrchat.com/home/world/wrld_673fef24-e391-4297-967b-542b1909a2ac
It was complete guff, an absurdly pre-AM2 low poly world that barely had the compute power left over to spawn an enemy.
Imagine a racing sim with no road to indicate the speed and thats pretty much it.
Because I'm 100,000 years old I also remember paying extra for magazines that had VHS tapes of game trailers, tips, cheats etc. Fuck I wish I'd kept some of those
I forget where, but I wanna go so bad
This reminds me of that
https://www.reddit.com/r/virtualreality/comments/63prjz/retro_vr_full_list_of_virtuality_games_from_the/
It was my first VR experience. Best of all, it was free.
So who wants to turn this into a Skyrim mod?
https://blog.adafruit.com/2020/08/25/virtuality-90s-game-ports-coming-to-modern-vr-headsets-arttuesday/
Small world