Vrcade.com Website Review

VRCADE: A VIRTUAL REALITY PLATFORM FOR LOCATION-BASED ENTERTAINMENT. VRcade Systems are an all-in-one platform that delivers an interactive experience that is second to none. By combining the latest advancements in immersive head mounted displays, motion capture systems, and real-time 3D game engines, a VRcade system delivers a high fidelity, low-latency experience with limitless potential. In location-based entertainment installations as small as 15 feet x 15 feet or as large as 40 feet x 60 feet (~2,400 square feet), users are able to explore and interact with virtual environments with no wires and completely intuitive movements. The experience is fluid, seamless, and natural; there is no learning curve. With no tethers, multiple users can experience the same simulation at the same time allowing for a more social experience together. WHAT CAN THE VRCADE DO? LOCATION-BASED ENTERTAINMENT Specifically designed for LBE businesses, the VRcade offers a platform to make you succeed in your VR attractions. VRcade experiences are designed for An entirely new platform for gaming, utilizing your entire body. Your body becomes the perfect controller and allows you to use your VRcade systems were designed with specific sizes in mind to facilitate the best content experience we can offer. Additionally, the VRcade platform is extremely flexible and custom configurations can be easily designed to meet your gaming and entertainment needs. Systems of various sizes are available for sale or lease, bringing the potential and power of the VRcade Gridspace wherever you need it. We will always use the best equipment we can find. We make many components of the system in-house, but expect pieces to be upgraded and swapped out as technology grows. For instance, if a new VR HMD comes out or a newer, faster tracking solution is released, we will build support for these devices directly into our platform and provide customers the option to upgrade to new configurations. The VRcade platform is designed to integrate with a number of 3rd party APIs and game engines, such as Unity 5 and Unreal Engine 4. This