Continuing updates, and a free Demo
We continue to improve back end pieces of HelixVision, and add games to our supported list as they are tested and verified to work smoothly.
Sometimes we will not have a lot to report, but rest assured we continue to improve the software in all aspects. We believe that we have a solution for our driver dilemma, and within the next two months, we expect to be able to leave Early Access for a full release.
In the meantime, for anyone on the fence, please try our free Demo version.
This does not allow you play actual games, but will allow you to see exactly how they look when running in HelixVision on the big screen.
The demo is a short slideshow of screenshots from games we support, chosen to emphasize the stereoscopic wonder of HelixMods. The Katanga Demo app is the same one that ships with HelixVision, including the ability to tune the big screen how you like in terms of size, curvature, distance, and background. If the screen feels like 3D is too strong, push it away from you. If it feels too small and not immersive enough, make it bigger.
At 100M to download, and 5 minutes to view, it's worth your time. For the adventurous, there are bonus shots in a subfolder of StereoPictures with a large bunch of bonus shots that did not make the editorial cut. Please enjoy.
Sometimes we will not have a lot to report, but rest assured we continue to improve the software in all aspects. We believe that we have a solution for our driver dilemma, and within the next two months, we expect to be able to leave Early Access for a full release.
In the meantime, for anyone on the fence, please try our free Demo version.
This does not allow you play actual games, but will allow you to see exactly how they look when running in HelixVision on the big screen.
The demo is a short slideshow of screenshots from games we support, chosen to emphasize the stereoscopic wonder of HelixMods. The Katanga Demo app is the same one that ships with HelixVision, including the ability to tune the big screen how you like in terms of size, curvature, distance, and background. If the screen feels like 3D is too strong, push it away from you. If it feels too small and not immersive enough, make it bigger.
At 100M to download, and 5 minutes to view, it's worth your time. For the adventurous, there are bonus shots in a subfolder of StereoPictures with a large bunch of bonus shots that did not make the editorial cut. Please enjoy.