6x9equals42

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   by 6x9equals42 10y ago

   Screen wise maybe, but I would value positional tracking at more than 20%. Not being able to lean in for a closer look (much less move around) is a big immersion breaker on the GearVR
2. 2.▲
   by 6x9equals42 10y ago

   Momentum from the flywheel/flexplate keeps it spinning
3. 3.▲
   by 6x9equals42 11y ago

   All of those things. With current headsets you'd need to losslessly stream 1200p video at 90fps which is a lot of bandwidth and those numbers are only going to increase. It also has to be very low latency and not skip/stutter to a
4. 4.▲
   by 6x9equals42 11y ago

   It's on an HTC Vive so you're tethered to a PC with USB cables, but you have about a 15ft by 15ft square to move around in.
5. 5.▲
   by 6x9equals42 11y ago

   The world is beautiful so she might enjoy playing it, but you would be doing the actual puzzle solving. It gets very challenging.
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   by 6x9equals42 11y ago

   PS4/XBONE mostly run games at 720p or 900p at 30fps, which isn't great by PC standards. A new $150-$200 dedicated card would be able to hit 1080p/60fps with comparable quality settings. In the sub-$600 space consoles are a ba