that seven

This is 'that seven', a new video game from Outhouse Media. It's not the first time VR has been seen at E3, but it's being seen by a different audience than previous entries. It's a learning experience for developers to get a feel for VR involving more hands than they're used to.
And I guess I shouldn't be surprised at all at this. Can this be good? Can this be the game we're all thinking it will be? Outhouse wants an 'EVR' to last at least an hour, and I guarantee it will be. This is exciting. You'll be able to use a headset, which means you won't get a sense of where your head is in relation to the rest of the world. Still, it's early days in VR, so there are still some things to explore. The best demo of the show is probably the one I saw of Pokémon Go. You've got your phone out, and as you're walking, your phone starts to detect your position that you roam around in. You can look around and see where you're going, but all you need to do is hold down the 'X' button at any time. This works well enough, so that's a good indicator that you're in fact exploring, rather than just tracking your phone, and being able to just tap on the map in VR is a big step forward for VR. The game has a wide range of controls that should make it more accessible to newbies, but I'm sure you