Northmountain

I couldn't watch the Bathesda event, I watched a couple minutes of the Fallout 4 gameplay till the news report said the bombs were dropping and had to stop.
I want to experience the rest of that game with little knowledge about what is going to happen.
 
Watching the Xbox event right now:
Tomb Raider - Trying way too hard. Everything and I mean every god damn thing you touch seems to collapse and almost kill you.
Sea of Thieves - Looks pretty damn sweet.
Fable Legends - Looked cool and It is coming F2P on PC (windows 10 only) and Xbox so I'll check that out.

I've thrown my wallet into the ocean to prevent me from preordering Anno 2205, Tom Clancy: Ghost Recon: Wildhunt and The Division.

Mirror's Edge Trailer:



Star Wars Battefront 60fps Gameplay:

EA reminds me every year how few fucks I give about sports. Without fail.

sportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobilesportsmobileENOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH

That face scan they used for NBA would be kinda cool to implement in other games (I'm thinking RPG's and the like).

Agree. My fellow Swede seemed to be falling to pieces from nervousness.

I couldn't seem to find a thread on this anywhere on here. This might be due to the fact that the VR market seems to be getting saturated, what with Oculus, Sony and Samsung, and/or that the VR hype is cooling down, I don't know.

FOVE has a feature which I haven't seen in any of the other products, which is eye tracking. For those unfamiliar with eye tracking, it's basically a method of measuring where the human eye is looking, using infrared beams. It is already being used in a number of applications, such as market research and the like.

This adds another interesting dimension to VR, which I think makes FOVE stand out (at the moment). Besides numerous gaming applications (the most obvious one being aiming), it can be used for a number of other things as well, such as acting as an interface for people with limited mobility. There is for example a video of a child playing the piano, controlling it with his eyes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=111&v=--WyN7wJ5bI).
(SMI (SensoMotoric Instruments) does have an eye tracking upgrade for the Oculus (http://www.smivision.com/en/gaze-and-eye-tracking-systems/products/eye-tracking-hmd-upgrade.html) but it reportedly costs 14,850$ according to gizmag.com ( http://www.gizmag.com/eye-tracking-oculus-rift/34878/), which hardly makes it affordable...)

Pitch blurb from the kickstarter page:
It will offer:
...and will be:
 
It looks like something pulled straight off the head of a storm trooper:

Some tech specs:
Low persistence 5,8 inch screen, with a resolution of 2560x1440 and an FOV of 100+ and 60 fps (90 projected). Infrared eye tracking with a <0.2 degree accuracy. USB 3, DP and 3.5mm headphone jack.

As of the writing of this, they have already raised 438,000$ (goal being 250,000) with 18 days to go (!), campaign ending July 4th. Shipping of developer kits is planned for spring 2016.
 
Cheapest pledge is 349$, which should give you some (vague) idea of what the end product will cost when launched.

TechCrunch:

Gizmag:

Kickstarter page:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fove/fove-the-worlds-first-eye-tracking-virtual-reality
TechCrunch article with an interview with CEO Yuka Kojima and CTO Lochlainn Wilson and a short Q&A:
http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/09/fove/
IGN did a hands-on pretty recently which can be found here:
http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/05/20/hands-on-with-foves-eye-tracking-virtual-reality-headset
 
I bet this thread will drown among all the E3 news, but what the hell.
(If my forum search was inadequate and there already is a thread on this, my apologies.)

MASS EFFECT! 
 

That controller looked pretty cool.

i cant be the only person...

How much?
 
About this much.
 

 

People like you are part of the issue with PC gaming right now.

So if a friend is like "hey want to play....."
 
or if I am just in the mood for a game and dont want to wait for it to download
 
The rest are my files are because I do lots of photography, can fill a 64gb card very fast and I need places to store it, plus my large music library which is around 300gb on its own etc
 
Plus I have all my films downloaded off iTunes so I can stream them around with PLEX

I'm in, but had the same problems initially. Give it some time I guess?

So the contest is over so I guess its fair to post!  My design attempts to closly model the origonal desktop version, while still expanding on the functionality.  The stand has 3 positions that it can be set up in depending on the desired function.
 
 

Shown bellow are the ways the stand can be arranged



Parallel to the wall to allow easy acces to either headphone supported.



Outwardly extended to support 2 full sized headphones mirroring the original design.



Fully retracted the top nearly touches the back plate, this would be most useful if only supporting 1 headphone. 



For the sake of the contest the stand is shown as a single piece to help with the 3D print.  IRL It would most likely be 2 pieces screwed together from the back.  Connection fasteners are not shown either but if you look at the underside of the holder you can see the 2 square mounting points that allow for the 3 positions.


 
(Linus-  that pile of headphones on your desk could be solved with 3 of these and a desktop version, creating a matching set that are all different!)

Glad to see so many real devs respond in such a professional and positive way, idiots porting flash games can fuck off as I've mentioned previously on this story.

Can you make one that is just nsfw

Brothers- A Tale of Two sons.
Wonderful game I recently completed. A shining example to other indie devs. You guide two brothers on an adventure to find a cure for their sick father. Brilliant and innovative control scheme where each thumb stick controls one brother. Throughout the game they find very novels ways to implement gameplay mechanics all the while telling a solid, cohesive, emotional story without proper dialog. I played it on PC with an xbox one controller plugged in. Great art style as well and it's on the unreal 4 engine. Made by Starbreeze studios
























 

We're getting a bit off-topic here, but what the hell. I was referring to the fact that @Fooshi has Nordic keys on his keyboard and I wanted to show some Nordic fellowship.
 

Nordic keys ftw.

I should've known...

What's wrong with it? Have you tried Flawless Widescreen, as far as I can see, there's a patch in the list?
 

Yup thats what I meant. What about your monitor, do you have to click to scroll? And mine only has 4 windows max but you can manually edit their size

We're getting a bit off-topic here, but what the hell. I was referring to the fact that @Fooshi has Nordic keys on his keyboard and I wanted to show some Nordic fellowship.