 This is Sean Hollister with The Verge at GDC 2014 and we're about to put on the game face. It's an Android based virtual reality headset that doesn't require a PC or PS4 to use because it's got the guts of five different smartphones inside instead. It's got a 1080p screen and lenses similar to the Oculus Rift. They're actually the exact same lenses right now, but the company is working on turning this into a virtual reality platform of its own. We tried Shadowgun, an existing Android game. We sped through a space tunnel shooting up bugs, watched a 360 degree video of balloons flying through the sky and tried the original Tuscany demo for the Oculus Rift ported over to Android from PC with few flaws. It's a ridiculously early alpha with loads of issues right now. It's uncomfortable to wear, it makes you a little bit sick after using it because the tracking isn't very good right now. The company promises that all of these issues will be fixed soon with a new tracker, a new Tegra K1 processor to power games more quickly and a new screen to make things more crisp and clear. We're looking forward to seeing how this turns out in the near future.
 This is Sean Hollister with The Verge at GDC 2014 and we're about to put on the game face.
 It's an Android based virtual reality headset that doesn't require a PC or PS4 to use because
 it's got the guts of five different smartphones inside instead.
 It's got a 1080p screen and lenses similar to the Oculus Rift.
 They're actually the exact same lenses right now, but the company is working on turning
 this into a virtual reality platform of its own.
 We tried Shadowgun, an existing Android game.
 We sped through a space tunnel shooting up bugs, watched a 360 degree video of balloons
 flying through the sky and tried the original Tuscany demo for the Oculus Rift ported over
 to Android from PC with few flaws.
 It's a ridiculously early alpha with loads of issues right now.
 It's uncomfortable to wear, it makes you a little bit sick after using it because the
 tracking isn't very good right now.
 The company promises that all of these issues will be fixed soon with a new tracker, a new
 Tegra K1 processor to power games more quickly and a new screen to make things more crisp
 and clear.
 We're looking forward to seeing how this turns out in the near future.