Undoubtedly one of the best moments of E3 2015 was the HoloLens demo at Microsoft's conference. Live on stage, with help from a specially designed camera, they showed off their augmented reality (AR) headset with Minecraft. It blew people away.
Used in tandem with existing versions of the game (presumably on PC and Xbox only) HoloLens will allow players to take the Minecraft world out of the screen into the real world, where they can inspect it in great deal and influence it to help or hinder players on their server.
Seeing the blocky creations of the demo world rise up from that table, the fellow player walking through it and the ways HoloLens allows players to see inside buildings and below the surface – it was unreal to see the concept hinted at in the headset's reveal video brought to life.
Windowscentral writes: "HoloLens, Virtual Reality, and Mixed Reality are all but dead at Microsoft."
Not super surprising given how poorly VR and AR and all the metaverse stuff have taken off really.
Also outside of the military, you barely see or hear anything about Hololens these days.
I'm surprised that the Oculus Quest and PSVR didn't have these problems
It's hard to explain how in the world this listing exists
bahaha.. it's almost like they just threw in popular buzz words to show up on searches. Dear god that translation was awful.
I saw a shit mobile game advertised on facebook once that literally showed gameplay from BotW...
Like I mean really? Out of all the games to use to deceive consumers, you choose one of the biggest and most recognizable IPs in history...and from their most recent game to boot?
That is a special kind of stupid right there.
Beta set to release later this year - but what does Pot of Greed do?
Apparently the field of vision is rather small, if they can't fix that issue I'm not so sure it will impact those games a whole bunch.
Yeah, the FOV really matters, and this is what Microsoft's lies does....
Articles come out and influence the minds of people based on the fallacy that Hololens is capable of all these things based on a wide FOV it simply doesn't have.
Microsoft errors, and then our idiot media errors, leading the average Joe to plunk down money they may barely have on something it's not all cracked up to be. All because they were promised lies.