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As much as I want VR, I'm going to wait until they can produce more than just interactive gimmicks disguised as games... we all remember the bill of goods MS sold us on the Kinect...
I think VR will be a success but I don't necessarily think that success will come strictly from gaming. The potential applications with VR are incredible.
* Imagine being able to virtually sit in a stadium on the 50 yard line of the Super Bowl or sit behind home plate of the World Series? How about ringside at a heavy weight championship fight?
* Imagine when we finally do go to Mars, being able to virtually see everything those astronauts see when they touch down on the planet. Same with deep sea exploration. Imagine a virtual tour of the Titanic!
* What about medical students being able to virtually sit in on actual surgeries being performed?
* What about college students being able to virtually sit in on a lecture from a professor in a completely different location?
* How about being able to take virtual tours to places that some people may otherwise never get to go to?
* What about the film industry? Imagine movies where you're not staring at a flat screen, but rather you are IN the scenes with the actors?
* And last but not least, the porn industry!
TV doesn't come in til this afternoon and have yet to open the Pro. I think Kweb has one....it will probably take me a few hours once I start it up to transfer everything.
Im sure it will be gorgeous. The 4k games need to catch up.
As for PS pro vs PS4 running the VR headset, everything I read says buying a brand new pro at $400 doesn't justify what little graphics improvement it gives you when already owning a PS4.
Im sure it will be gorgeous. The 4k games need to catch up.
As for PS pro vs PS4 running the VR headset, everything I read says buying a brand new pro at $400 doesn't justify what little graphics improvement it gives you when already owning a PS4.
Picked up a Pro over the weekend. I used a 200.00 Best Buy gift card that I had from renewing my wife's phone, plus they gave me 120.00 trade in on my old PS4. So all in all I only had to spend 75.00 out of pocket for it. Here's my mini review on it...
What did you have to turn in with it? The power cable? The old controller? Any boxes or manuals?
Also I'm assuming it has a 1TB hard drive?
And how did you keep/transfer your old saves before turning it in? USB drive? Or did you just upload them to cloud?
I've heard good things about the PS4 Pro and I'm looking to get one.
What did you have to turn in with it? The power cable? The old controller? Any boxes or manuals?
Also I'm assuming it has a 1TB hard drive?
And how did you keep/transfer your old saves before turning it in? USB drive? Or did you just upload them to cloud?
I've heard good things about the PS4 Pro and I'm looking to get one.