Quote from: sockpuppet1911 on October 22, 2017, 04:59:12 PM

Quote from: Elkmar on October 22, 2017, 01:55:26 PM

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The Playkey project has collected its first $1 Million of investments in the pre-sale campaign and is welcoming Dillon Seo, co-founder of pioneering virtual reality firm Oculus VR, as an advisor for Playkey on the latest VR technologies.

Do you want to know more? Here http://www.the-blockchain.com/2017/10/19/playkey-brings-1-million-pre-sale-campaign-welcomes-dillon-seo-vr-advisor/

So we can assume playkey will start focussing on VR tech. It's not really in the article

"Seo says the key reasons he chose to work with the company were its possession of a functioning prototype of its platform, Playkey.net, and the potential for P2P cloud-based gaming. Playkey is currently renting servers at data centers, but with funds raised through the ICO it plans to change its operating principle and move to a P2P model that will allow any owner of a powerful PC to rent out their hardware to other users."

I don't get how this streaming to vr will actually work

Well, VR need powerful PC's to run. With cloud gaming, you don't need a 3k PC for Oculus rift, making the technology more attractive.

What do you mean? You need the headset anyway to see everything in vr. Otherwise it would be just normal screen.

Will the broadcast on VR be available? That's cool. This is a really good use. For VR, an expensive computer is needed. But only a headset is needed.