Any First Person Shooter or First Person Perspective game will work with the Trimersion. Because it doesn’t require software drivers, the controls are designed to be as compatible as possible with standard game controllers.

The HMD and Controller Gun are powered by 4 AA batteries located in the Controller Gun, and the Base Station is powered by the Game System.

No, but an adapter is under development and should be available shortly.

The current resolution of the HMD is QVGA Resolution (640x 480).

Not at this time. The video signal that Trimersion uses is standard NTSC Format.

Yes, we are developing the next generation Trimersion. We are also developing a “tracked gun” that can play FPS games without a Head Mounted Display.

Each game control uses one console or PC for its operation as this is how current source systems are set up. You could watch the same video on another headset set to the same video channel but you would not be able to control the game unless you are networked using more than one source.

The base station units are recognized by the game unit the same way a standard controller does. The picture seen on the HMD would be seen as a split screen since it uses the same signal that is sent to the video monitor.

Using any Head Mounted Display can be akin to using a microscope. OSHA recommends taking 5 to 10 minute breaks during every hour of use.

There will be a standard warranty applied to the unit to cover defects or failure of the unit, but there is no money back guarantee.