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marvas wrote:e confirmat deja ca la PS4 ochelarii de VR vin la pachet cu un "unit processing".

TG wrote:Wow, everybody step back, a găsit zmeul o comparație bună între VR și smartphone-uri. Păi nu se uită nimeni la Windows Mobile pentru că există Android și IOS, ca să faci analogia asta cu VR-ul

It’s no surprise that the HTC Vive was always going to be expensive. In fact, HTC has been upfront about it being a high-end product with a high-end price tag since day one. So the news coming out of Taiwan today that the HTC Vive might be priced as high as $1,500 might not be such a shock to some.

TG wrote:"VRul e un periferic cu uz limitat, monitorul e sfant"

Mie VR-ul nu mi se para asa limitat cum crezi tu, dar cu siguranta monitorul e sfant, nici n-am incercat sa zic ca il va lua locul.

TG wrote:Tu te referi la Rift probabil, dar ai zis VR-ul. Faptul ca device-urile actuale sunt limitate, nu inseamna ca gata, asta e tot ce se poate face. Nu serios, dupa trei posturi in care ti-am explicat ca nimeni nu il compara cu un smartphone, imi mai zici asta inca o data?

TG wrote:Mie VR-ul nu mi se pare asa limitat cum crezi tu, dar cu siguranta monitorul e sfant, nici n-am incercat sa zic ca il va lua locul.

Results from the fourth annual Game Developers Conference State of the Industry Survey are in, revealing trends in the games industry based on the feedback of more than 2,000 game developers ahead of GDC 2016 in March.

The survey has revealed that development of virtual reality (VR) titles has more than doubled among participating developers with 16 percent currently developing for VR, up from the 7 percent of developers were working on VR projects in last year's survey.

The 2016 State of the Industry Survey marks the fourth entry in the ongoing series of yearly reports and serves as a snapshot of the games industry and illustrates industry trends ahead of GDC 2016 in San Francisco. Organized by the UBM Tech Game Network, GDC 2016 takes place March 14-18 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, California.

VR's popularity is growing fast, though PC and mobile are still the top platforms among developers

The emergence of upcoming virtual reality (VR) devices like the Oculus Rift, Sony's PlayStation VR and Samsung's Gear VR, among others, has proven to be alluring for developers on the bleeding edge, with the survey revealing that development of VR titles has more than doubled among participating developers.

This year's survey has shown that 16 percent of developers are currently creating titles for VR, up from the 7 percent of developers who replied in the affirmative in last year's survey. Projecting further into the future, 15 percent of participating developers have affirmed that their next game will incorporate VR, up from the 6 percent who affirmed their VR ambitions last year.