The future of VR gaming - E3 2014
Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2015-05-07
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Linus Tech tips coverage of E3 2014 is brought to you by hyperx Fury series
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high performance ssds the Corsair Vengeance k70 and k90 RGB mechanical
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retailer for high performance gaming PCs all right guys I was able to check out a
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whole bunch of the VR games that Oculus was showing off this year so I got to
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check out alien isolation super hot luy's tail and Eve Valkyrie it was a
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really interesting arrange of games you could tell that luy's tail and Eve
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Valkyrie were more tuned to the experience than something like alien
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isolation alien isolation was a lot of fun and it was interesting being able to
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like peer through slots on lockers and stuff like that but where the immersion
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would break was when you have to look at this radar thing to be able to check out
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movement but you lean forward in your chair so when you press the button to
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take the radar gun out it's behind your back like literally if if you lean
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forward your guy pulls out the radar gun behind you which is kind of really
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awkward and not very well tuned you'll notice that stuff like control VR and
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different body tracking things are going to become needed for these types of
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games or they're going to have to be programmed very differently it's going to be an interesting experience and even
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Palmer himself has commented on how different interaction and different
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inputs for VR be very important and we'll have to see a lot of those coming
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down in the future I'm excited to see what happens with control VR but I'm not sure if that's necessarily the one
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that's going to end up the biggest we'll see down the line thank you guys for watching thanks to hyperx Corsair and NX
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for bringing us here this year hope you guys watch all the rest of our E3 content you can do that by subscribing
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to L Tech tips and I'll see you guys next time