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  1. 08-05-2014, 02:30 PM #1
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    News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    The machine combines Facebook's VR headset with a flapping wings platform.
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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    ...What...
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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    Never mind birds, I want one to play World of War Planes.
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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    Sounds really, really boring.
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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    Superdude Simulator?
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    Re: News - Birdly lets you fly like a bird thanks to Oculus Rift

    what would happen if the cameras actually aligned to how different birds see (like side of the head) and how quickly the brain learns to translate this information...
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