So what like 4 games will support it before they cancel the product.
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4 games natively, and like 50 more through buttplug.io after it is cancelled
Guy I used to know was working on this opensource self-love assistant.
Thing was pretty cool, ties in with VR porn, it moves in time with the actor. The vibrating chair would be a good fit for that "ecosystem." That's probably the only thing I can think of where it would be actually wanted. Well, other VR sim situations too I guess...
Guy I used to know was working on this opensource self-love assistant...
Dont worry the customers will all have the malware installed so peoject is marked success.
Right... It's for gaming
I could see the racing sim community wanting something like this. Having haptics that respond to engine throttle and road bumps would be interesting.