Zooming closer, down to the planet’s topology and then down to the very surface, we eventually find ourselves beside the film’s protagonist, Mark Watney, who is unconscious, half covered in martian soil-a CGI recreation of the same scene from the film, which sounds to be borrowing audio from the film itself. Report: Sony Plans to Produce 2 Million PSVR 2 Headsets by March 2023 In what appears to be an interesting mechanism to define the ideal gaze direction for the viewer, the voice of the narration becomes skewed in an interesting way when looking away from the planet, causing an intuitive desire to look in the direction providing the most clarity from the audio. The Martian VR Experience sneak peek on Gear VR opens with the viewer floating slowly toward the Red Planet, with narration from the film setting the scene.
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While the sneak peek consists of both CGI and live-action shots rendered into a 360 degree video for playback on Gear VR, the full experience will debut in 2016 on desktop-class VR headsets and will be interactive (presumably rendered in real-time), and clock in between 15 and 20 minutes runtime, according to 20th Century Fox. See Also: Samsung Launches ‘Milk VR’ Service for Curated 360 Video on Gear VR
The full experience is set to debut in 2016 on desktop-class VR headsets, clocking in at 15-20 minutes.Ĭreated in partnership with 20th Century Fox, Fox Innovation Lab, RSA Films, and The VR Company, The Martian VR Experience will transport the audience to Mars to experience the trials of the film’s protagonist, Mark Watney, a NASA astronaut who becomes stranded on the planet.Ī three and a half minute sneak peek of the experience, Executive produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Robert Stromberg, has just launched on the Gear VR headset through Samsung’s VR video distribution app, Milk VR. Executive produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Robert Stromberg, a sneak-peek of The Martian VR Experience has landed on Samsung’s Gear VR headset.
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