VirZoom - Revision history

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	* http://www.gizmag.com/virzoom-review-exercise-bike-vr-hands-on/41259/		* http://www.gizmag.com/virzoom-review-exercise-bike-vr-hands-on/41259/
	* http://www.pcworld.com/article/3016358/hardware/exercising-in-virtual-reality-with-virzooms-bike-controller-sounds-fun-but-isnt.html		* http://www.pcworld.com/article/3016358/hardware/exercising-in-virtual-reality-with-virzooms-bike-controller-sounds-fun-but-isnt.html

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Compatibility

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	==Compatibility==		==Compatibility==
	The VirZoom is compatible with all major [[Virtual Reality Devices\|virtual reality headsets]] such as Sony [[PlayStation VR]], [[Oculus Rift]], and [[HTC Vive]]. The platform is designed to work with either [[PC]] or [[PS4]] using a dedicated VirZoom USB Dongle.		The VirZoom is compatible with all major [[Virtual Reality Devices\|virtual reality headsets]] such as Sony [[PlayStation VR]], [[Oculus Rift CV1]], and [[HTC Vive]]. The platform is designed to work with either [[PC]] or [[PS4]] using a dedicated VirZoom USB Dongle.

	==Price==		==Price==

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	\|Requires=[[Oculus Rift]], [[HTC Vive]], [[PlayStation VR]]		\|Requires=[[Oculus Rift CV1]], [[HTC Vive]], [[PlayStation VR]]
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	\|Positional Tracking=		\|Positional Tracking=[[PlayStation Camera]]
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	\|Release Date=April 2016		\|Release Date=April 2016
	\|Price=$~~200~~		\|Price=$300
	\|Website=http://virzoom.com/		\|Website=http://virzoom.com/
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Price

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	First 300 VirZoom controllers are available for $199.95. The early access price includes the controller itself, unlimited access to all VirZoom games, and a lifetime VirZoom Plus membership.		First 300 VirZoom controllers are available for $199.95. The early access price includes the controller itself, unlimited access to all VirZoom games, and a lifetime VirZoom Plus membership.

	The manufacturer's suggested retail price is $299,95. Shipping should begin in the first half of 2016.		The manufacturer's suggested retail price is $299.95. Shipping should begin in the first half of 2016.

	==Creators==		==Creators==

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Compatibility

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	==Compatibility==		==Compatibility==
	The VirZoom is compatible with all major virtual reality headsets such as Sony PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive. The platform is designed to work with either PC or PS4 using a dedicated VirZoom USB Dongle.		The VirZoom is compatible with all major [[Virtual Reality Devices\|virtual reality headsets]] such as Sony [[PlayStation VR]], [[Oculus Rift]], and [[HTC Vive]]. The platform is designed to work with either [[PC]] or [[PS4]] using a dedicated VirZoom USB Dongle.

	==Price==		==Price==

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Features

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	The VirZoom functions unlike any other virtual reality controller currently available. The main purpose is to make home exercise more appealing and fun. As such, it is built on a regular stationary exercise bike, which is enhanced with advanced electronic sensors and gaming controllers. The faster users pedal on the bike, the more speed they gain in the particular virtual environment.		The VirZoom functions unlike any other virtual reality controller currently available. The main purpose is to make home exercise more appealing and fun. As such, it is built on a regular stationary exercise bike, which is enhanced with advanced electronic sensors and gaming controllers. The faster users pedal on the bike, the more speed they gain in the particular virtual environment.

	When combined with a motion sensing camera like the Sony PlayStation Camera, users can steer simply by leaning their shoulders left and right. The handlebars also contain regular gamepad buttons and triggers, which allow users to perform more complicated actions.		When combined with a motion sensing camera like the [[Sony]] [[PlayStation Camera]], users can steer simply by leaning their shoulders left and right. The handlebars also contain regular gamepad buttons and triggers, which allow users to perform more complicated actions.

	The VirZoom is designed to work primarily with several first-party mini-games, which were developed in-house specifically for this controller. Stampede! is a horse-riding game set in the Wild West, where the player’s goal is to capture bandits using a lasso; Pegaso is a simple simulator of a flight through a canyon on a winged Pegasus; Go Fast Car is a track racing game.		The VirZoom is designed to work primarily with several first-party mini-games, which were developed in-house specifically for this controller. [[Stampede!]] is a horse-riding game set in the Wild West, where the player’s goal is to capture bandits using a lasso; [[Pegaso]] is a simple simulator of a flight through a canyon on a winged Pegasus; [[Go Fast Car]] is a track racing game.

	All games last approximately 5 to 7 minutes. The length has been purposely adjusted to match modern interval training methods and provide users with maximum stimuli.		All games last approximately 5 to 7 minutes. The length has been purposely adjusted to match modern interval training methods and provide users with maximum stimuli.

Shadowdawn at 07:15, 7 February 2016

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	\|Type=[[Input Device]]		\|Type=[[Input Device]]

Shadowdawn: Shadowdawn moved page Virzoom to VirZoom

2016-02-07T07:12:28Z

Shadowdawn moved page Virzoom to VirZoom

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