Let’s be honest. There really isn’t a whole lot that can be packed into a gaming headset for the Wii U. The system doesn’t have a digital optical port, which eliminates a number of options (including everything from Astro). The only headset port to be found is on the Gamepad, which means you can’t easily use one with the pro controller (making Call of Duty a particularly frustrating situation). I think it’s unlikely we’ll see anything better than what Tritton and Turtle Beach are pumping out right now for Nintendo’s new system.
The current prototype is still a work in progress, with a duct-taped outer shell and a frame from a pair of Scott snow goggles. Sexy, not so much – though using ski goggle frames is a smart decision. They’re super comfy. Even in its prototype state, the Rift is light and very comfortable to wear, with a single cable plugging in at the top, between your eyes. Oculus Rift – The gaming experience is simply stunning. The 3D effect is perfect and the focus distance feels totally natural – no awkward squinting or refocusing required. Looking around the world is fast and butter smooth -especially with the Rift’s wraparound 110-degree field of view.
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Is it comfortable? Incredibly. It’s as lightweight, comfortable and well-ventilated as a pair of high-end ski goggles. Is there any lag? Almost none. With a response time of under 50 milliseconds, it’s better than many LCD televisions. What’s the image quality like? Pretty good. But because the Rift stretches a single 1200×800 mobile phone display over your entire field of vision, some pixellation is visible.
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