The "Stone Age" of VR, not to mention 3D graphics. How far we have come. It's intimidating to think what video games and VR will be like in another 25 years...
To be honest, VR in the 90s wasn't all that bad. It seemed absolutely playable, and for the 90s, the graphics and fps were *way* better than I expected.
@@TNMPlayer makes sense, but it's also kind of in a similar economical position today. only the top PC's can run them, and, while there is a bit more flexibility nowadays, it's still pretty close in terms of who has the right hardware
@@Ewumm I'd disagree that only top PCs can run VR. You can get an Oculus quest 2 for the same price as a Switch. Moreover you can certainly run lots of VR games on PC hardware not much more expensive than a PS5. (At retail price) It's certainly still a luxury, even as far as video games go- but it's changing rapidly. And it's certainly now where close to as prohibitive as it was in the 90s from conception.
Matpats Amazing Digital Circus theory brought me here. It's amazing how actual vr headsets existed back then, and certain parts of the game look like something you'd see in The Amazing Digital Circus.
I used to work with these machines back in the early 90’s for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had 4 stand up units and 4 sit down units. I literally spent hours and hours using these machines!
@@hczylos2432the difference is that things like half life alyx actually look photoreal nowadays. The tiny details, the texture, it feels lived in and abandoned in such a realistic way.
I remember being in the mall and they had this. I got to try it with my brothers. I had very little memory except for those colors (bright orange is the color I remember most) and now seeing this I remember it vividly. This was over 25 years ago I was about 7. The main thing I remember is that it wasn’t very immersive. Felt more like just having two zennith tv screens pressed against my eyes. I also remember that damn helmet being heavy as fuck for my 7 year old head.
I got to try it in the mid 90's at the exploratorium i was like 9 it was very weildy for a kid of that size, but ive waited almost 30 years for this to start to become so mainstream we see it in living rooms.
I had a similar experience at a theme park. I put the helmet on and the game was Star Wars Dark Forces (A game I already had at home on PC) and it was pretty much exactly as you said not immersive at all and just like the screen was pressed up against my eyes. I took the helmet off after like 1-2 minutes and the attendant was like "whats wrong" and I said it just wasn't very good and surprisingly he said "oh well here let me give you your money back then" and I got a refund. I think it was like $10. The only people I could see being impressed with such a thing would be people who knew nothing about computers or video games at all.
@@HerecomestheCalavera that might've been one of the Vortek machines but dunno, I'm very glad to hear they were actually respectful enough to refund you just because you weren't enjoying it though.
hah, Remember what Standard Definition Television looks like. Any new Port with that thing would make you feel like your losing your eye sight now days. Plus the processor in the VR set wouldn't be able to run Sega Genesis VR racing.
So happy I found your channel NEO. I love all the classic content and you stay in touch with the community. This is awesome. I remember all the VR stuff big at the Mall Of America arcade when it opened. Hella weak. I even had the elusive Virtual Boy.. Lol. But I have psvr now and wow it's amazing. (Just a silly thought to go down a rabbit hole. What if... this life REALLY is just VR?? And when we die we wake up in a chair and take the helmet off?... it'd be a good laugh to know we created VR within VR...)
My dad took me to a mall in 1993 where they had these machines. I remember being 10 years old, and being very unimpressed. The helmet was so heavy it hurt my head, and I remember the picture quality was not grand. I remember thinking it was slightly cool, but not very good. They had a racer game there too and I remember that one being way worse. “In virtual reality, there is no limit”. 😆 😆 there were nothing BUT limits on the technology back then.
@@eabnamoliben1598 not really anymore. Have you seen half life alyx? It's really amazing what they managed to do graphically and how polished it is. The tiny textures, the way the environment feels lived in and abandoned.
I'm proud to say I was born in the time this came out. I think though simple in it, it was high tech on the programing and assembly I'm sure to get this done. As different as I am, I enjoy early graphics, for one to see how far we come, but in general how cool it actually looks to start from a basic plane into actually something that is functional. I feel the same way with the Nintnedo Power Glove...though glitches , it's still a cool invention. I love early graphics. Every polygon. It's retro rad cool.
@@paulpatti8184 Yeah, some of the older games just have that speical thing that new games could never be. Some games are to hype but are not fun to play.
There are much better VR games nowdays with the retro aesthetic. Try Compound VR, Polybius or Jet Island. Great games. The ones in the video look boring as fuck lol
It's so archaic, but it's beautiful in a way In this day and age, these blocky characters are outdated and slow, but i know for a fact that people had that same look of wonder in their eyes when they put on that massive helmet as we do now.
Gosh it's just so cool how something can be so low-poly and seemingly undetailed and yet so fun. Boneworks uses mostly low-poly textures and simple designs, but it uses such surefire physics that you never question the low-poly environment.
I wonder where all these old VR arcade machines are now. Also, I found it funny how both the news reported at the beginning of the video, and the woman at the end of the video complained of feeling ill. VR makes me slightly nauseous today, I can't imagine how bad it must have been back then.
I had a chance to have a go of Dactyl Nightmare on the system in a science fair on holiday. It was super exciting queuing up for my go, I do remember though it was over very quickly but it certainly felt like that I had experienced the future 😂. Funny thing is I know it was a very low resolution compared to today’s standards but it certainly didn’t feel it at the time. And now we have much much more powerful systems that fit in a neat small carrying case, bonkers 😂
Watching this after a long Half Life: Alyx gaming session and watching a movie on Bigpicture with my Quest 2 VR Headset. Its so surreal how far we've come. Back then in the 90s, as a kid, I dreamed of this.
I remember trying the first VR headset in 1996 at a fair at our now local 6 flags. I told my father about it once I got back home. He didn't believe me, lol
It's a private lan server and a game that one of them created, what they had to do is develop graphics that were limited to only two computers, and the fact that they had to display twice meant that they had to be really simplistic. So no it's not rec room, also they have arms and legs, how could that be rec room
This was not bad at all for the 90s! I grew up with a NIntendo 8bit, was 12 when I got my NES in 1984. So I have seen and experienced the advancements over the decades. My favorite times ever. Anyway, it’s crazy to see what kind of tech we have today, I have a MetaQuest 3 and the motherFKer makes me sick sometimes 🤣
These VR machines cost $30,000 each back in the 90's. Now you can get a PSVR headset for $100; and while it's weak in comparison to Oculus...it puts this thing to absolute shame.
I know I've already experienced things like Playstation VR, Nintendo Labo VR, and Steam VR, but I wish I could experience this more primitive version of the technology. I wonder if there are any places in the world that still have these setups.
I was there man. I grew up in the 90s and saw stuff like this on the tv, so excited about VR. I finally got to try it on holiday. And it was shiiiiiitttt
Seeing this made me remember about the Atari Jaguar VR headset, does anyone tried this thing back in the days? It would be neat to see some footage of it, lots of stuff i've found about reading old Edge magazines, one thing that is pretty elusive is the "labyrinth" game/tech demo that was supposedly a game for the first Playstation, never came out and people tried to have infos but never got anything interesting, for me it looks a lot like the first King's Field , maybe a Beta. On the same subject there was a FPS with zombies with 2D sprites looking pretty cool but was cancelled, i'd love to have more footages of it, it's called Dawn of Darkness ua-cam.com/video/6zJ3pODBIBw/v-deo.html.
I remember my brother and I paying to play Virtual Reality in the early 90s at some theme park. I wish I could remember which one. It looked OK, a lot like what they show on this video, except a bit more blocky and pixelated. Whatever game they had, it was laggy as hell and super confusing, lol. I had no idea what was what or what I was supposed to do. After my brother and I finished, I remember we just looked at each other very unimpressed, lol. We didn't say a word about it. We just left super disappointed 😂. Well, now, 30 years later, I have my Meta Quest 2 and finally got to fulfill my dream of actually playing in virtual reality. I WIN! 🤣🤣🤣
Holy shit, this is insane. We've had this technology for 30+ years and only now is it getting popular? Same thing with machine learning technology; it seems that every revolutionary technology just lacked funding I guess.
That motion tracking is IMPRESSIVE for the 90s
It was the Polhemus Fastrak, among the most cutting edge tracking systems of its time.
The "Stone Age" of VR, not to mention 3D graphics. How far we have come. It's intimidating to think what video games and VR will be like in another 25 years...
2:12 ... LOL
I'll finally be able to get that big tiddy goth gf that I meet in my dreams...
@Invader Zim isn't that how Ready Player One starts?
25 years from now there won't be any video games
Not that far lol
To be honest, VR in the 90s wasn't all that bad. It seemed absolutely playable, and for the 90s, the graphics and fps were *way* better than I expected.
Same
@@TNMPlayer makes sense, but it's also kind of in a similar economical position today. only the top PC's can run them, and, while there is a bit more flexibility nowadays, it's still pretty close in terms of who has the right hardware
@@Ewumm I'd disagree that only top PCs can run VR. You can get an Oculus quest 2 for the same price as a Switch. Moreover you can certainly run lots of VR games on PC hardware not much more expensive than a PS5. (At retail price)
It's certainly still a luxury, even as far as video games go- but it's changing rapidly. And it's certainly now where close to as prohibitive as it was in the 90s from conception.
@@Ewumm Nah i have a 1050ti(low end gpu) and a Oculus Rift cv1 (50 usd used) and i can play vr pretty well
Elon musk is working on a nurolink implant that goes on the brain 🧠 so you can go straight to the metaverse maybe by 2030
Makes you appreciate in just over 20 years how impressive things like Elite Dangerous are and how good VR headsets have become nowadays.
30 years. It took a while
Even with this level of graphics the tech was already immersive. Todays headsets still in infancy. Imagine how far it will be in the next 10 years.
I loved that the guy said Prehistoric bird, and not "flying dinosaurs". One point for him.
Prehistoric KFC
Its claw licking good
It's still 0 points, because both of those are technically wrong.
@@7seven759 Oh, that's a good one.
Well guys were humans we can mistake but machines don't but they are other machines that can make mistakes with Computer bug errors
Matpats Amazing Digital Circus theory brought me here. It's amazing how actual vr headsets existed back then, and certain parts of the game look like something you'd see in The Amazing Digital Circus.
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The new Battlefield looks worse then i thought.
But damn it has Pterodactyls.
Where's our 7 nation army remix?
Why even bother trying to be funny with your comments when you don't know the difference between then and than.
@@leewin5887
Why do you even bother if its not funny for you?
Honestly i would rather play "nightmare" than the new battlefield. It has pterodacryls and graphics dont really matter.
I'd love to go back in time and show these guys Half-Life: Alyx
I used to work with these machines back in the early 90’s for a division of Edison Brothers called Exhilirama. We had 4 stand up units and 4 sit down units. I literally spent hours and hours using these machines!
Was this the exhilarama in Cary, NC?
“Vr is becoming so realistic, the line between a game and actually blowing things up is blurred”
Lol
Same shit they say today, marketing is Wild. 😂
@@hczylos2432the difference is that things like half life alyx actually look photoreal nowadays. The tiny details, the texture, it feels lived in and abandoned in such a realistic way.
I was watching this with Virtual Desktop on my Rift S !
Nice
I remember being in the mall and they had this. I got to try it with my brothers. I had very little memory except for those colors (bright orange is the color I remember most) and now seeing this I remember it vividly. This was over 25 years ago I was about 7. The main thing I remember is that it wasn’t very immersive. Felt more like just having two zennith tv screens pressed against my eyes. I also remember that damn helmet being heavy as fuck for my 7 year old head.
I got to try it in the mid 90's at the exploratorium i was like 9 it was very weildy for a kid of that size, but ive waited almost 30 years for this to start to become so mainstream we see it in living rooms.
Yeah.. we've come quite a long way.
Ya think that’s heavy? Try it at a arcade and see how that’ll scar your face
I had a similar experience at a theme park. I put the helmet on and the game was Star Wars Dark Forces (A game I already had at home on PC) and it was pretty much exactly as you said not immersive at all and just like the screen was pressed up against my eyes. I took the helmet off after like 1-2 minutes and the attendant was like "whats wrong" and I said it just wasn't very good and surprisingly he said "oh well here let me give you your money back then" and I got a refund. I think it was like $10. The only people I could see being impressed with such a thing would be people who knew nothing about computers or video games at all.
@@HerecomestheCalavera that might've been one of the Vortek machines but dunno, I'm very glad to hear they were actually respectful enough to refund you just because you weren't enjoying it though.
I hope this like gets a port to modern vr headsets, as a piece of vr history
hah, Remember what Standard Definition Television looks like. Any new Port with that thing would make you feel like your losing your eye sight now days. Plus the processor in the VR set wouldn't be able to run Sega Genesis VR racing.
That'd be a really good concept for a horror game
@@anthonygordon9483 The resolution could probably be upscaled, which would give a look something akin to Superhot VR.
That would actually be pretty cool if they released a pack of 90s VR games.
@@HerecomestheCalavera Virtuosity was saying they were going to do that 4 years ago, we haven't heard a damn thing about it since :P
The fact they managed to pull this off in the 90s is impressive!
This kind of stuff makes me wish I could go back in time and bring a piece of new technology just to see someone's reaction.
So happy I found your channel NEO. I love all the classic content and you stay in touch with the community. This is awesome. I remember all the VR stuff big at the Mall Of America arcade when it opened. Hella weak. I even had the elusive Virtual Boy.. Lol. But I have psvr now and wow it's amazing.
(Just a silly thought to go down a rabbit hole. What if... this life REALLY is just VR?? And when we die we wake up in a chair and take the helmet off?... it'd be a good laugh to know we created VR within VR...)
My dad took me to a mall in 1993 where they had these machines. I remember being 10 years old, and being very unimpressed. The helmet was so heavy it hurt my head, and I remember the picture quality was not grand. I remember thinking it was slightly cool, but not very good.
They had a racer game there too and I remember that one being way worse.
“In virtual reality, there is no limit”. 😆 😆 there were nothing BUT limits on the technology back then.
What about now?
@@LordVandor1everything has limits
@@eabnamoliben1598 not really anymore. Have you seen half life alyx? It's really amazing what they managed to do graphically and how polished it is. The tiny textures, the way the environment feels lived in and abandoned.
I remember playing this one time as a kid and having my mind blown. I specifically remembered the gravity on the slow moving projectile.
Wow if never saw any other vr headset like the HTC Vive I would think this is the COOLEST THING EVER
I remember playing a VR submarine game in the late '90s/early 2000s
Your avatar is clever. 👏
"VR is still in its infancy." That is what VR enthusiasts are saying today - almost 30 years later.
@Invader Zim Nope. Its Not that gonna happen.
@Invader Zim Because there is always a limit where we can further develop technologically.
@@HobeyDator perhaps brain computer interface and vr technology will converge.
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There is no limit in technology
Operation Thunderstorm
Because technology was forgotten for about 20 years?
I remember using it in the 90s. And it seemed somehow better than what we have today. I can’t explain why.
I'm proud to say I was born in the time this came out. I think though simple in it, it was high tech on the programing and assembly I'm sure to get this done. As different as I am, I enjoy early graphics, for one to see how far we come, but in general how cool it actually looks to start from a basic plane into actually something that is functional. I feel the same way with the Nintnedo Power Glove...though glitches , it's still a cool invention. I love early graphics. Every polygon. It's retro rad cool.
You seem a cool person, i still love playing old MS-DOS videogames because they look Better than most of modern games
@@paulpatti8184 Yeah, some of the older games just have that speical thing that new games could never be. Some games are to hype but are not fun to play.
Wish they would make new VR versions of these old games.
They do
@@2.7petabytes where?
Virtuality actually mentioned they were going to attempt to port their original games to modern systems, but there's been basically no news since.
There are much better VR games nowdays with the retro aesthetic. Try Compound VR, Polybius or Jet Island. Great games. The ones in the video look boring as fuck lol
@@franktavis It's not about whenever if it's good or not, it's about experiencing history.
Damn thats pretty crazy that they had this back then
It's so archaic, but it's beautiful in a way
In this day and age, these blocky characters are outdated and slow, but i know for a fact that people had that same look of wonder in their eyes when they put on that massive helmet as we do now.
There are VR games that reproduce that blocky look. It still feels great plus now the framerate is 90 to 144 fps instead of 12
@@Michael-im5mq Superhot
@@Cr4z3d haha exactly!
Gosh it's just so cool how something can be so low-poly and seemingly undetailed and yet so fun. Boneworks uses mostly low-poly textures and simple designs, but it uses such surefire physics that you never question the low-poly environment.
Lol our vr helmets work
I wonder where all these old VR arcade machines are now. Also, I found it funny how both the news reported at the beginning of the video, and the woman at the end of the video complained of feeling ill. VR makes me slightly nauseous today, I can't imagine how bad it must have been back then.
on ebay for sale
With that framerate and no reprojection it must have been brutal. I really do love my Vive though. Been playing with it almost daily since 2016
3:00 yeah I think we do have an answer
Man I remember playing these games in the mall mom used to take me there on the weekends in Michigan the Saginaw Fashion Square Mall God I miss these
I had a chance to have a go of Dactyl Nightmare on the system in a science fair on holiday. It was super exciting queuing up for my go, I do remember though it was over very quickly but it certainly felt like that I had experienced the future 😂. Funny thing is I know it was a very low resolution compared to today’s standards but it certainly didn’t feel it at the time.
And now we have much much more powerful systems that fit in a neat small carrying case, bonkers 😂
im surprised they had actual functioning vr hardware in the 90's
It ran surprisingly well, in some aspects better than current gen VR.
@@GamingDadLike which aspect? This obviously looks and works 100 times worse than my Quest 2 or PCVR.
Watching this after a long Half Life: Alyx gaming session and watching a movie on Bigpicture with my Quest 2 VR Headset. Its so surreal how far we've come. Back then in the 90s, as a kid, I dreamed of this.
Didn't even know VR was a thing back then.. just thought it was part of all the movies.
The craze kinda died in the 2000s until Oculus started the project to bring VR back
@@KingMetalMariodidn't the ps4 vr come out before that.
@@shigglezz684 ps4 vr came out in 2016 while the oculus dk1 came out in 2013
and now we have vrchat anime girls
🤣
I remember trying Sega VR-1: Space Mission at Sega World in London back in the 90s. It was awesome!
0:45
This interaction kills me.
The awkward pauses and ‘you’re _g a w n_ John’ is the best
Headset was so fucking big back then they called it a “helmet”. Damn.
Played the first game at Randhurst mall in Arlington heights, Illinois back in the 90s.
I remember playing this game when I went to blockbuster video as a kid. They had it setup in the store for people to try out.
tested that at the arcade in piccadilly circus London 1993 i was 14yo awesome era
nah. it cost too much. i never tried.
so much better than i would have ever expected!!!! looks fun
I played this at the county fair once
I remember trying the first VR headset in 1996 at a fair at our now local 6 flags.
I told my father about it once I got back home.
He didn't believe me, lol
what interests me the most is that looks just fine like it looks like some game you can play on vr chat today
2:38 spoiler alert for Ender's Game.
Heh, nice
I really wish someone would track down all these old VR arcade games and digitize them for emulation. I'd really like to try these games out!
They have! You can get a version of Dactyl Nightmare of the Oculus
@@2.7petabytes Last I checked, that was a reconstruction of the original rather than being properly emulated.
A ROM actually exists for Pac-Man VR now
The called it “helmet” instead of headset
In Spanish it's called casco de realidad virtual, literally "virtual reality helmet" lol
now i apreciate more my quest 2 and pc gamer, but for the 90's that was good.
VR honestly hasn’t changed that much
@Lucifer You would probably by chucking up half your guts after 30 minutes with one of those old headsets.
@@johntrevy1exactly and some people still feel that today
@@user-os7ec4dm8xdepends on the game. An older ps4 vr game called rigs causes motion sickness but cause of how fast paced it is
they're playing Rec Room?
Lol
It's a private lan server and a game that one of them created, what they had to do is develop graphics that were limited to only two computers, and the fact that they had to display twice meant that they had to be really simplistic. So no it's not rec room, also they have arms and legs, how could that be rec room
How are you doing Kate ? "i feel pretty ill" LOL
You have to playthese in malls but when you could get a home model/unit it’s fire
i like that they didn't have a word for ''motion sickness'' yet
This was not bad at all for the 90s! I grew up with a NIntendo 8bit, was 12 when I got my NES in 1984. So I have seen and experienced the advancements over the decades. My favorite times ever. Anyway, it’s crazy to see what kind of tech we have today, I have a MetaQuest 3 and the motherFKer makes me sick sometimes 🤣
These VR machines cost $30,000 each back in the 90's. Now you can get a PSVR headset for $100; and while it's weak in comparison to Oculus...it puts this thing to absolute shame.
This still looks better than the metaverse.
little did they know is that in 2021 vr will become an even bigger thing!
This can’t be the 90s right? It looks so real
Well, after 20 years the tehcnologies are grew very fast. Now we have Skyrim VR with good graphics.
skyrim Alexa
8:35 this looks like something from The Lawnmower Man, lol
2:15 Wow I can't tell if this is real or a simulation! It's so realistic!
I played this at the Arcade in the Student Union on the CAL Campus
“The sense of flying can be all to real”
MSFS2020 in VR: HOLD MY BEER
i kinda wish this was ported to modern vr headsets. i'd love to play this peace of history
I know I've already experienced things like Playstation VR, Nintendo Labo VR, and Steam VR, but I wish I could experience this more primitive version of the technology. I wonder if there are any places in the world that still have these setups.
Dactyl nightmare was my first vr experience as a boy at MN state fair in early 90’s I played with my step dad. I got killed by the terra dactyl.
“Come into my world, John”
“You’re gone John, you’re history”
Sounds funny to me for some reason
Lol that is good
I used to play nightmare at sports world all the time
I came here after seeing a point and click adventure game from the 90s reference VR and being confused if that was even a thing back then
Amazing didnt know it was that far. basically just the grafixengine changed
somehow this looks more impressive than what we have to show now
I was there man. I grew up in the 90s and saw stuff like this on the tv, so excited about VR. I finally got to try it on holiday.
And it was shiiiiiitttt
I got to try it out for me it was like being in part of vr history
wow
this looks way diffrent to vr in these days
Is weird even in the 80s I saw huge yellow helmet from the vintage movies, then stop until 2020.
I didn't know VR was so advanced in the 90s.
Whaaat!? THEY USE MOTION CAPTURABLE HANDS INSTEAD OF CONTROLLERS. I kinda wish we had the gloves nowadays xD But, there are some flaws anyway.
Haptic Gloves are still a thing, you can even make your own for like $50.
Thisbis so cool! I cant wait till this becomes available to the average consumer 😃
They need to re-release these games.
Yep, to see how they are like on modern VRs
VR technology has come a long way lol
Seeing this made me remember about the Atari Jaguar VR headset, does anyone tried this thing back in the days? It would be neat to see some footage of it, lots of stuff i've found about reading old Edge magazines, one thing that is pretty elusive is the "labyrinth" game/tech demo that was supposedly a game for the first Playstation, never came out and people tried to have infos but never got anything interesting, for me it looks a lot like the first King's Field , maybe a Beta. On the same subject there was a FPS with zombies with 2D sprites looking pretty cool but was cancelled, i'd love to have more footages of it, it's called Dawn of Darkness ua-cam.com/video/6zJ3pODBIBw/v-deo.html.
Jaguar VR you say?! Lolz. I miss my jaguar. Good ol AVP
I remember my brother and I paying to play Virtual Reality in the early 90s at some theme park. I wish I could remember which one. It looked OK, a lot like what they show on this video, except a bit more blocky and pixelated. Whatever game they had, it was laggy as hell and super confusing, lol. I had no idea what was what or what I was supposed to do. After my brother and I finished, I remember we just looked at each other very unimpressed, lol. We didn't say a word about it. We just left super disappointed 😂. Well, now, 30 years later, I have my Meta Quest 2 and finally got to fulfill my dream of actually playing in virtual reality. I WIN! 🤣🤣🤣
And now it’s 2023, where we have a ton of indi Oculus games that still look this basic. 😩
Imagine if they could have played HL Alyx. They would have found it unbelievable.
oh man the fps in the 90's would've made me sick
I want to know what the people in the video think of vr now.
Vr is mainstream today. Almost half of everyone I know has a quest 2. I used to have a quest 2, but I got a quest 3 now.
"We can't tell the difference between real and virtual reality" - A man at @ 2:20 LMAO
Vor still blows my minde
Holy shit, this is insane. We've had this technology for 30+ years and only now is it getting popular? Same thing with machine learning technology; it seems that every revolutionary technology just lacked funding I guess.
We need this game
This is awesome!
Was the framerate really so poor? That would make my brain struggle way more than the crude graphics.
I do still play on my laptop (IBM X61t) at such frame rates. But with VR glasses it would likely become a vomit comet.
surprised thyre didnt even got motion sickness when playing VR with low res and 5-15fps
Ladies and gentlemen I now give you.......Microsoft Kinect
i kinda want someone to port/make this game for new headsets.
A guy actually did do a remake of Dactyl Nightmare, it's called Polygon Nightmare.
I looked this up because of Blank check the movie
Wonder what these guys think of blade and sorcery
7:00 Half Life Alyx