As expected, Sony officially revealed its PS4 virtual reality headset codenamed Project Morpheus during a GDC presentation on Tuesday. Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida confirmed the long-rumored device during the presentation titled: Driving the Future of Innovation at Sony Computer Entertainment. VR is the next innovation from from PlayStation that may well shape the future of games, said Yoshida, standing next to a covered up prototype. Sony showed short video clips of a prototype version of the headset - which appeared to consist of Sonys current HMZ head mounted display with a Move controller attached to the side - being used to play a first-person version of God of War 3. The firm also showed a trailer of downloadable title Datura being tested with the device. Sony has worked on the VR headset for three years, said Yoshida, as he unveiled the Project Morpheus unit in its current form (pictured). This is by no means the final unit, said Yoshida. We believe Morpheus will further enhance the world of PS4 with seamless integration with the PS4 controller and Move controller, he added.
Posted on: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 09:57:20 +0000
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