Developer shows off Final Fantasy XIV gameplay on Microsoft's HoloLens

Microsoft's HoloLens augmented reality glasses are having some really like with a new demo of a developer displaying off a concept for HoloLens assistance in Final Fantasy XIV. That's 2010 MMORPG FFXIV, mind you, not the much more current Final Fantasy XV.

The video, tweeted by a user named @tanufuku, shows the games a lot of peripheral menus, like maps and inventory, relegated to cyberspace all about a laptop's screen. The laptop itself is committed completely to showing the actual game, although all extraneous menus are banished to HoloLens view. A user wearing the headset would be in a position to focus on gameplay when they want, then simply move their head to view the space around their monitor or laptop screen to <a href="http://www.igxe.com/FFXIV/cheap-FFXIV-Gil-FinalFantasyXIV.html">Buy FFXIV Gil</a> handle inventory, check stats and more.

Translated by Google, tanufuku's tweet says something like "I take pleasure in HoloLens exclusive games, but I tried the atmosphere with FF14 pondering it would be exciting to produce current games compatible with HoloLens. By placing the UI program outside the screen, will it grow to be much easier for you personally to turn into a lot more immersed in the game?"

Without much more context it is really hard to understand irrespective of whether they've essentially modded Final Fantasy XIV to produce it compatible with HoloLens, or if this can be basically a concept video from a wishful player. Either way it definitely shows the prospective for augmented reality as a second-screen expertise exactly where less essential info is displayed around the edges of one's vision, even though with HoloLens's very narrow field of view this would call for many neck movement.

This wasn't the only demo to debut not too long ago, as a different developer showed off a version of beloved puzzle game Portal in augmented reality. The video shows the player walking about an office or apartment constructing generating portals and dropping a companion cube by way of them, all with finger motions and head movements.

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