We played without our prescription glasses, so our vision was blurry enough that it didn't affect our gameplay. The main knock against Rift at this stage is the aforementioned low resolution screen. For 3D - both with traditional glasses or a HMD - the crosshairs on screen have been replaced with a red laser sight, something that Studio Director Tim Willits chose to do for the 3D version (HMD and traditional 3D) after extensive research. The gun can be raised and lowered independently from your view to avoid excessive tilting the head up and down. The gyroscope and accelerometers track your movement - minor adjustments to your field of view as well as precision aiming - while the controller still handles the broad strokes of moving and strafing. The framerate was also a smooth 60fps - something that Carmack focused on almost as much as the latency issue itself. The Rift also helps by being surprisingly thin and light, even in this prototype form. As you can see in the video, the sides of the round eyepieces have been literally taped off to hide some of the end-of-screen effect that might take away from the experience (reminder: early prototype). That's due to the Rift's 90 degree field-of-view, something you won't find in most other HMD's (including Sony's recently-launched 3D head mounted display, which Carmack praised for its high quality and relatively low price point). While the images themselves are relatively low-resolution, the immersion factor is pretty fantastic. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Essentially, the Oculus Rift contains a 1280 x 800 screen split in two - 640 x 800 for each eye - with an image that really needs to be seen to be believed. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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