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Need help with a new idea.
#344852 - 09/07/15 07:10 PM
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Does anybody know if you can use a VR helmet, like on Vortex V3, to control what would be usually controlled by a mouse. Think of games like call of duty, where you look around with the mouse, this way you could just actually look around.
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Noah
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Re: Need help with a new idea.
[Re: twentysixtwelve]
#344900 - 09/09/15 04:25 PM
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> Does anybody know if you can use a VR helmet, like on Vortex V3, to control what
> would be usually controlled by a mouse. Think of games like call of duty, where you
> look around with the mouse, this way you could just actually look around.
Probably, but definitely not in a MAME context. Rotating your head/body to control a spinner in something like Tempest would be a good way to end up in the emergency room 
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Re: Need help with a new idea.
[Re: R. Belmont]
#344924 - 09/10/15 03:54 AM
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> > Does anybody know if you can use a VR helmet, like on Vortex V3, to control what would be usually controlled by a mouse. Think of games like call of duty, where you look around with the mouse, this way you could just actually look around.
> Probably, but definitely not in a MAME context. Rotating your head/body to control a spinner in something like Tempest would be a good way to end up in the emergency room
Yeah, whatta ya gonna do for fire, cluck your tongue? Then go 'bow!' for the super zapper?
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