A very interesting commercial. What happens when you put a gamer in a real sports car using monitor feedback only? My only question is how much practice did they get first and how fast did they actually go? I did watch wondering if they would total the cars. Still, an interest idea and a step up from VR in many ways. I'd pay real money to do something like that.
Castrol EDGE presents TITANIUM GAMER
Inspired by Need for Speed™ Payback, Castrol EDGE presents Titanium Gamer
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With VR, your vision gets "better" but everything else is worse, whereas in this experience your vision got worse whilst everything else got better.
What also stood out to me is that neither driver was wearing a helmet which strikes me as odd. You're putting two guys, one an actual racer, the other a gamer, into a high powered car, then asking them to race down dirt tracks with all the windows blacked out and only a small monitor to see by! The potential for a crash seems really high to me, which makes me wonder just how authentic this was.