Looks promising but, I don't know about it being the future. I wouldn't mind trying it out for myself though. ;)

Not only is OR MY future, I will also be making games for it. Have waited years for something like this to make total immersion viable.

As for 'theatre like', that's not quite accurate and does the OR no justice. you are *IN* the game, pure and simple. No "X sized screen at X feet away" BS. IN the game. In fact you are so in the game that they will need a new word other than "game" to use, because game will be too lightweight for the feeling you'll get when PROPER software is made for this thing (that isn't just about shooting etc as in current games).

Just walking through a psuedo photo realistic environment wearing this would be such a thrill, add in some ambience, atmospherics, believability.. then add in the gaming elements.. it's gonna be awesome.

I can at least kinda tell when you were born.

Every single comment you have made so far is negative and kind of hateful, would be cool if you just vanished from around here.

WRONG!

It needs to have software coded for it, and needs 60fps per eye - Oculus have been coy about the consoles leaving it open to Sony/MS to approach but I can't see them having the power to drive it just yet.

Not only that but as said you can't just slap it on any game (like you can with 3D glasses) as it needs to be properly coded for VR and 'warped' properly to map to the display (which then unwarps it again). This would need to be done by each game dev not in a universal driver/solution (just yet)

I hope at least some games on PS4 can support this, just wishful thinking. But I think Sony has a 3d glass of its own although without VR capabilities (no head tracking etc.) so I don't know how they feel like it.