GTA V on a $100,000 Motion Simulator

[TIMELESS]

 

Now if there was just a better way to control your character out of vehicle, 'cos even the running motion looks awesome. Add some nice headphones and I'd never leave the house again. :lol:

[Eudemon]

Haha that was epic! The rollercoaster looked like so much fun and was a lot more exciting than how it's experienced normally. The hitting of peds looked so much more brutal due to the impacts so I wonder if you would be more inclined to avoid than head for them. And seriously how good did the biking look over the rough terrain? Superb stuff, a great machine and if money was no object I would have it in a second.

[Ryzza5]

When I clicked play, I was all "Why would you waste this hardware on GTA?", but it didn't take long for me to realise that it's been implemented extremely well.

 

Dat noise though!

[CarMadMike]

Kinda annoyed he crashed the plane so quickly as I was really interested to seeing how it would act in-flight.

 

It's one of those technologies that isn't isn't there just yet, by the looks of this it seems close, but with the noises (of course headphones would be a solution to that) and the cost of production etc, it's just a bit of a toy atm.

[Ryzza5]

Classic Mike... is everyone else in the family/building going to be happy to wear headphones as well while you play? Or are these reserved for bachelor pads? :lol:

 

He really needed triple screens or can you imagine it with VR. Most of these still cost too much. Keep in mind if you're that hardcore, you've probably already spent thousands on having the best of everything else 3-4K for a PC, 2K+ on screens, 1-3K on a wheels/pedal combo, etc, etc.