Guys, please read the following at your own risk!
If you already have a simulator, you are more than halfway to having a "state of the art" virtual reality gaming room. The three components needed are a 15 by 15 open room, a good computer with a Nvidia 1070 or higher graphics card, and VR Headset. I recently purchased a HTC Vive system and I am completely blown away. I have gotten hooked on a Player vs Player war simulation game called Onward. Lots of team play, great guns/shooting, strategic, competitive, and tons of fun. And this is only one game!!!!!
The HTC vive has recently come down to $499 because the ""Pro" version has come out at $899. You can even get used ones now for around $300 because guys are upgrading. This is a great way to test the waters to see if you like VR.
I say this is dangerous because it has eaten into my golf time.....so be careful.
The beauty of combining into your existing golf simulator is leveraging the investment you already have in computer/graphics card and the space you need.
Look closely in the upper left corner on the pic below and mounted on the ceiling you will see a small black box. There are two of these diagonal from each other that track you in the VR world. The technology is simply amazing.
To see gameplay, do a search on youtube under "Onward VR"
If you already have a simulator, you are more than halfway to having a "state of the art" virtual reality gaming room. The three components needed are a 15 by 15 open room, a good computer with a Nvidia 1070 or higher graphics card, and VR Headset. I recently purchased a HTC Vive system and I am completely blown away. I have gotten hooked on a Player vs Player war simulation game called Onward. Lots of team play, great guns/shooting, strategic, competitive, and tons of fun. And this is only one game!!!!!
The HTC vive has recently come down to $499 because the ""Pro" version has come out at $899. You can even get used ones now for around $300 because guys are upgrading. This is a great way to test the waters to see if you like VR.
I say this is dangerous because it has eaten into my golf time.....so be careful.
The beauty of combining into your existing golf simulator is leveraging the investment you already have in computer/graphics card and the space you need.
Look closely in the upper left corner on the pic below and mounted on the ceiling you will see a small black box. There are two of these diagonal from each other that track you in the VR world. The technology is simply amazing.
To see gameplay, do a search on youtube under "Onward VR"
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