
Simulator Sickness
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Re: Simulator Sickness
think that was a "different " sim experience pang ! 


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Re: Simulator Sickness
'30 second thumbs', they call me

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Re: Simulator Sickness
What about the "VR" scene in Demolition Man 

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Re: Simulator Sickness
Forgot about that
looks pretty accurate!

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Re: Simulator Sickness
i get motion sickness from games too! it really makes my head spin with some games like Radiant Silvergun, especially with that rotating boss. drift out also messes with me. using oculus is a total nightmare. seriously, game developers should do something about it!
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Re: Simulator Sickness
The 3D is nice, but doesn't cover the whole viewing angle. What is most annoying is the way you have to sit, hold the controller and look into the thing; monochrome display doesn't make it a better experience either. Still, I think it was good this console was released and I'd buy it again today. I absolutely loved Red Alert.
I did not get nausea, but after just a sold hour or so of playing my eyes started hurting. The manual even states to take regular breaks.
What really messes with me are 3D theaters similar to IMAX, where your FOV doesn't have a fixed point, like the edge of the screen. Most recent example was the opening of Godzilla x King Kong: The new Empire.
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