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F1 22 “VR” Trailer Features Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jun 18, 2022
0 CommentsIn a video that doesn’t feature 3D vision and really doesn’t show much more than you’d see with TrackIR support (because it can’t, it only shows one eye-worth of viewpoints), Codemasters have “previewed VR” with a lap of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve from the cockpit of Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin. Check out the trailer and press release below.
(If you can’t sense the sarcastic undertone, I don’t see the point in previewing VR with a cockpit shot that features a moving camera view, basically, because that’s not VR. I kind of hope a better explanation is coming, because I honestly didn’t value VR as a concept until I took the plunge and tried it – and this wouldn’t convince me to do that). Maybe the latest developer deep dive (which I’ll be posting next but haven’t had time to watch yet), will do that…
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