Gravity defying balls of steel in a massive rooftop jump

[Strontboer]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuEZ0zKA0xg[/media]

[Tinn]

The fish-eye lens makes it a wee bit bigger than it really is.

[Azurblau]

My heavy balls of osmium would have failed me. :/

[jamzzster]

End of video you can see he jumps about 1 story down, a big jump, but not as big as it looks

[jiggu]

Now I wonder when we will be able to watch videos with Oculus Rift

[Samuel2213]

[QUOTE=jiggu;39304470]Now I wonder when we will be able to watch videos with Oculus Rift[/QUOTE]

I just realized, if Valve gets it working for CSS/CS:GO, what will surf be like?

[Ronin]

[QUOTE=jiggu;39304470]Now I wonder when we will be able to watch videos with Oculus Rift[/QUOTE]

You would need to develop a stereoscopic camera, much like the ones currently used for traditional 3D. However, we should find a way (soon) to make smaller/compact cams specifically for this.. Problem is, with Oculus you'd want to have clarity, video compression may make it intolerable/not fun. It [i]may[/i] be possible to rig together 2 go pro's or something to get a good video, but I don't know any real specifics on how one would do that.

[GeneralSpecific]

That's some Mirror's Edge shit yo.

[Ryu-Gi]

Ballsy.

[Skyward]

[QUOTE=jiggu;39304470]Now I wonder when we will be able to watch videos with Oculus Rift[/QUOTE]

If you wanna see shit like this with the rift, Mirror's Edge will be compatible.