Forza Motorsport, GTA, Minecraft. Here are the games that are great … – Gadzeto Mania

Microsoft presentation delight HoloLens slowly passes, you can now coolly consider where and how technology can be used. We have created a list of games in which we would like to see the holograms.

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Okay, still a long way to ensure that HoloLens went to games. I do not know if will be used as we are dreaming. But as long as nothing is known, can dream and think about how popular the series could coexist with holograms.

The device, presented by Microsoft Research looks like a typical AR goggles, but offers much more. Not only is displayed before the eyes of the image, but actively maps the environment – recognize the shapes of objects and their depth, so that the goggles can put the user’s field of view is not only a flat image, but also three-dimensional objects, with which you can interact in other ways. It is possible to include by recognizing the device user’s gestures. READ MORE

In the recently announced Forza Motorsport 6 use of holograms is unlikely to be, but it can “seven” catches it on the new technology. This is one of a series in which Microsoft HoloLens sure would come in handy.

On the “main” screen we would see only a race – all other elements would appear somewhere next , so so as not to divert our attention from the track. Map on the table or next to the screen? The list of items in the upper right corner or “thrown” on the wardrobe?
easy to imagine the same cockpit, which will appear before our eyes. Who knows, if Microsoft HoloLens lets you interact, the we will not even need the steering wheel to control the car. It is very likely, because in this way you can ride through Kinecta.

It would also be great to watch the car. Change the color, add spoilers and that kind of fun. Already Kinekcie makes it so much fun , so thanks to Microsoft HoloLens would be even better.

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