#WIPEOUT HD FURY MENU SCREEN PC#

The racing is really exhilarating being able to look forward and have a real sense of distance adds to the value. This being the packaged title you should definitely expect them to have gotten the 3D right. The following is a glimpse of what you can expect from the 3D titles I have on hand. Back when I was considering spending more for this display I was trying but not getting a lot of information about the 3D experience. The audio also leaves a little to be desired, this is remedied with a surround sound system but your standards may differ.ģD hasn’t really caught on so it’s typically absent from most reviews. In 2D I will say it is perfectly capable of meeting your needs but if you have a larger display you’re better off enjoying 2D games on the bigger screen. In 3D there is so much more to see and appreciate that old games (with 3D support) become new again. In all the games and 3D content I’ve experienced, I find that I’m being drawn into the screen as opposed to just staring. While bigger is usually better, the thing we have to take into consideration is the immersion factor that the 3D provides. If that doesn’t work for you then I hear most universal remotes and the Sony remote control is compatible. There are on-screen prompts to be your guide so if you’re at all familiar with electronics then you’ll be fine. Also, not having a remote isn’t entirely bad after the initial setting adjustments. Once setup you might want to adjust the settings and brightness because the 3D glasses are tinted when in use. Right out of the box the assembly is self-explanatory. As we continue I’ll break down what I think of the 3D display and a brief rundown of the games I’ve tried out. It was worth a try but GameStop would not provide any form of additional protection so I’m stuck with the default 90 day protection.

So once the $200 price was verified, I took it upon myself to liberate one of these displays from my local GameStop. Clearly Sony’s target was the dorm room college bound gamer with the compact size and Simulview technology but if that was really the case then why only one pair of glasses? Why limit the target audience to such a small percentage of consumers? Whatever the case, Sony’s missteps have resulted in a gradual price decrease that just recently reached the $200 sweet spot.Īt $200 it was easy to look past the smaller screen size, the lack of remote control and even the reports of the failure rate. As eager as I was to take advantage of this bundle, it was the combination of the display size and price that held me back. I know you wouldn’t get the cockpit view like in Omega, but you’d still be able to use internal/nosecam view, right? Would headtracking work so you can look around? I’ve seen VR working (to a degree) on PPSSPP with Pulse on a couple of youtube vids with headtracking.On NovemSony released their 24” 3D display bundled with Motorstorm Apocalypse and an hdmi cable for $499.99.

I’d love to play the original HD-Fury in VR, but on a PC and with a HOTAS controller like this one: Can anyone with more knowledge on these types of matters confirm? Not sure what is or isn’t allowed to be discussed here, but i’ve seen VR working (sort of) with RPS3, and read a few forum posts suggesting it might work with HD-Fury (not specifically, but i saw HD-Fury amongst a list of 3D compatible games and that helps with VR in RPS3 or somesuch).

#WIPEOUT HD FURY MENU SCREEN PC#

Wipeout hd fury menu screen