The human mind has been able to control games for millions of years. It's called "lucid dreaming" and it's free to anyone who has a comfy pillow and a well rested night behind them.

http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/

Johnny did a good job substituting for Cam this episode. Time to see a Cam Feedbackula, haha.

@Carpetfluff My Ram is bigger than yours.

It's encouraging to see other firms investing in VR. Let's hope it means faster development and falling prices. I wish Sony only the best but from the sound of things (features/price) they have some catching up to do if they want to compete with Oculus Rift. I really like the styling of this Hmz-123xyz over the Rift but that's about all. They could start with a catchier name. How hard is that? The Sony "VECTOR". There, done. Your welcome Sony.

@rays_of_light How about the millions of PS3/XB360 owners looking to upgrade to the next generation, "or maybe I'll look at pc's if they're not too expensive"? It's potentially a huge market and the timing couldn't be better.

@KamisovCanada Great games, like books and movies, have a way of coming back for a second life.

That rover sim looks fun but Infinite based on scientific reality? Sttttttretch!

@skipper847 Hey Johnny, here's a comment for your next installment.

@Sashby Sashby, the Steam Box IS for YOU!

@bdiddytampa @solidsnake086 I totally agree. Real competition is so rare anymore I think people don't even understand it's benefit to consumers.

@suppaphly42 From your own story, it required the baby step of buying a used working pc from a trusted friend for you to enter the world of pc gaming. Many people including myself started simple, then built their own custom gaming rig on the second iteration. The Steamer is designed to be that low entry point most of us need to commit our $.