It was only a matter of time, really. We tried the Oculus Rift, a virtual-reality headset meant for gaming, at this year's CES, and found it pretty amazing. And wherever there are amazing advances in technology, porn that takes advantage of it will follow.
Sinful Robot, a startup based in Irvine, California, recently formed with the stated aim of bringing "immersive virtual reality erotic encounters" to the Oculus Rift platform. The company, which is hiring, in case you're interested in being on the cutting edge of erotica, kicked things off with the launch of its website and a post on Reddit, which quickly garnered thousands of upvotes and crashed Sinful Robot's blog. There isn't much information on what kind of content they'd be creating, or how it would use the Oculus Rift's virtual reality to make a new kind of "erotic encounter."
That makes sense, because we've seen very little of what the Oculus can do. When I tried it out, the only "game" was a snowy castle to walk around. The base is there; you can look left and right and up and down and the camera responds. But this is a totally new platform and while Oculus has the verbal support of some high-profile members of the gaming industry, we really don't know what it'll turn into.
You can check out Sinful Robot's site here.
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What's the deal with all that eyeliner?
Digitally\programing speaking, I wonder in creative terms how this will morph what the 'ideal' sexy woman to become, since in the digital world, anything is possible.
Other than my above question, porn is a useless endeavor.
For the future, digital porn will equal to making an ideal sexy woman equal to ridicules and what is sad, the men who enjoy this will not know, since any reality checks will NOT be in place as long as they keep supplying their coins, lol.
Hi baby, how are you?
Oh, you have beautiful eyes!
( please put another coin in to continue! )
Say, you seem really strong!
I bet you are great at sports!
Ooooo....
( please put another coin in to continue! )
Oh, I like you! Say, can we be friends?
What color is your hair? Oh I like that color!
( please put another coin in to continue! )
etc....
LOL
LoL Of course he posted the link.
Porn is always on the cutting edge. It helps drive the advancement of all forms of media.
Then when the technology can stand on its own legs ignorant people turn around and try to exclude porn from the media it helped create.
killerT,
You all out of coins bro?
Would You Play A Virtual Reality "Erotic Adventure"?
Only if it's like the Matrix, so real you can't tell the difference. So, I have a long wait.
What's she doing with that hand?
She's, uh...arm-wrestling! Yeah, that's what she's doing...
whoa, you mean sex sells? I'll bet you could make some money off that new idea!