[Momo laughs, a consoling sort of tone to it, and waves his hand.] Nah, it was pretty loud in there. I mean, I don't mind loud, but this feels nicer.
[He'll have a stickybeak in the other section later, maybe, because some of the VR pod games seem to just take on whoever rolls up instead of needing predetermined groups. Might be a fun way to get talking to some locals.
In any case, he takes the headset up with a bit more familiarity - it looks more like he's looking for the differences from what he knows than trying to take in something completely new. There's definitely some more streamlined details, signs of more advancement than what his world has gotten to, but it does look like he wasn't far off in saying they're at least close to what he's used to.]
They're not super common in my world's arcades yet, but yeah, I've used this sort of thing before. The ones really close to this I've mostly seen at industry events, I remember VAE had some that were really impressive.
[But they are still something you can find outside of that, at least, so Momo can help set up. He glances over the cradle for the headsets, as if checking for something, before slipping his own on and making an experimental sort of motion.]
...The ones in my world usually still need some kind of controller, but I think this booth might have the tracking stuff built in. [He makes an up and down gesture with his hand, similar to what one might do if they were scrolling on a touch screen, before tilting the headseat up so it's not covering his eyes.] Do you want a hand with yours? I think we pick the game from in here.
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[He'll have a stickybeak in the other section later, maybe, because some of the VR pod games seem to just take on whoever rolls up instead of needing predetermined groups. Might be a fun way to get talking to some locals.
In any case, he takes the headset up with a bit more familiarity - it looks more like he's looking for the differences from what he knows than trying to take in something completely new. There's definitely some more streamlined details, signs of more advancement than what his world has gotten to, but it does look like he wasn't far off in saying they're at least close to what he's used to.]
They're not super common in my world's arcades yet, but yeah, I've used this sort of thing before. The ones really close to this I've mostly seen at industry events, I remember VAE had some that were really impressive.
[But they are still something you can find outside of that, at least, so Momo can help set up. He glances over the cradle for the headsets, as if checking for something, before slipping his own on and making an experimental sort of motion.]
...The ones in my world usually still need some kind of controller, but I think this booth might have the tracking stuff built in. [He makes an up and down gesture with his hand, similar to what one might do if they were scrolling on a touch screen, before tilting the headseat up so it's not covering his eyes.] Do you want a hand with yours? I think we pick the game from in here.