06-02-2014 02:29 PM
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09-02-2014 12:03 AM
"simonm74" wrote:
Sorry V8Griff.... You are kind of `wrong` about the VR 1000 units being non Stereo..
Ok Most were not.
Just 2 games ever were. One `WAS` Dactly Nightmare`, and I think the other was Exorex. All the other games were not stereo, but these two did actually send a different POV image to each eye..
Simon
PS: thanks V8Griff! for mentioning the Retro Computer Museum, in Leicester, UK!!
Yes thats where one of my VR machines is - well along with the dead CS and the problematic SD units too.
the other working machine is in my garage.
Both will be at the Play Expo Event in Manchester UK, in October - Playing Dactly Nightmare Multi-Player!
09-02-2014 12:52 AM
09-02-2014 01:05 AM
"V8Griff" wrote:
Hi Simon, Any guesses to who I am? 😉
I don't think we've had this discussion but while the systems are 'capable' of stereo they never ran as 3D even the 2000 series ran with 100% overlap, maybe that's another reason that motion sickness wasn't a feature of the Virtuality systems.
09-02-2014 01:13 AM
"simonm74" wrote:"V8Griff" wrote:
Hi Simon, Any guesses to who I am? 😉
I don't think we've had this discussion but while the systems are 'capable' of stereo they never ran as 3D even the 2000 series ran with 100% overlap, maybe that's another reason that motion sickness wasn't a feature of the Virtuality systems.
Yep, David - I know you 🙂
I spoke to Tarique about this, and it was him who said that there were only the 2 games that were real 3D, as I said above.
To be honest, I was surprised when I was told, but I`m guessing its true 🙂
As for `lack of motion sickness`, I dont think its due to the dual display at all, as with my google cardboard, I`m fine using that, but I did feel sick on the Oc Rift within a minute!
Simon
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