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Japanese Developer Adds Positional Tracking to Sex Doll

August 26, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

Taken by YouTube user zeroyon01 at the annual OcuFes (Oculus Festival) held in Tokyo, this video of the tentatively named “Space Battleship Girlfriend” takes VR hentai to a whole new level, by cleverly positioning a mobile phone inside an inflatable sex doll. The VR character then moves in time with his motions, and can be repositioned however the user wants. Check out the small screen in the top left to see the magic happen.

Try as I might though, I can’t find an official link or even any mention of it on the OcuFes demo listing, so don’t get your hopes up of downloading this thing and squeezing your iPhone into an inflatable virtual schoolgirl just yet.

However, I did get utterly distracted, and ended wandering across this virtual girlfriend tooth brushing simulator instead, which is, umm… I’m genuinely lost for words on that one. The creator has named it “I want to brush a girl’s teeth in VR”. Who said Japanese people lack creativity?

It is of course, a reference to the anime series Nisemonogatari, a highly contentious anime that many say overdid the fanservice, particularly when it comes to the sexualization of younger characters.

Back on topic though, if you do manage to find a link or guide to get this positional tracking sex doll thing working, I’d love to hear about it.

VR Blowjob Linked to Sex Toy: It’s a Fucking Masterpiece

August 23, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

Reddit user webvrnsfw (we think there’s a possibility that might be a pseudonym) coded up this superb demo linking together a three.js web-based VR demo with a procedural blowjob (a simple since wave, apparently) and the Kiiroo Onyx masturbator, thanks to their open API. If you don’t have the slightest clue what I just said: it’s a VR sex demo that runs in your browser, and creates a fluid animated VR blowjob from math. The onscreen action can be linked up to your real life masturbator sleeve, for that ultimate immersive feeling.

For something that was apparently “throw together quickly”, I’m pretty impressed. The character models are from makehuman.org.

Check the video below to see this fucking masterpiece in action, or try the demo for yourself. You’ll need to download a special version of Chromium and enable the experimental WebVR mode, but if you have an Onyx, I think you’ll absolutely be impressed.

Reviews of the Kiiroo Onyx haven’t been entirely positive so far, but I’ll withhold judgement having never had the chance to try one.

Daisy in Summer: Incredible Chinese VR Porn Demo

August 22, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

The Japanese might have perfected the art of hentai, but if you’re bored of googley-eyed anime girls, you might want to download this Chinese VR porn demo as soon as possible: Daisy in Summer from creators Project H.

As a UE4 demo, you can enable VR demo with ALT+Enter, though be warned that the UI doesn’t work in VR mode, and the camera behaviour (at least with an Oculus Rift) is terrible. The four buttons in the lower right control first person mode (not any better for VR I’m afraid), clothes, remove male model, and reset camera. Use the mouse + right click to zoom, mouse + left click to pan around, and use your Oculus tracking to do all manner of strange things with the rotation. Scroll up to increase the speed of animation, which enables her to climax and gives you the choice to move onto the next scene (that’s the option on the left), or play again (the option on the right).

There’s a 10 different positions included, though there’s no character customisation and you’re limited to a single location.

Dodgy Oculus behaviour aside, this is one of the more highly polished semi-realistic VR porn demos we’ve seen yet – here’s hoping it becomes something more, or at least the full version is made available in English, and Oculus tracking is fixed. Head over to Hongfire to show your support and thank the creator yourself.

BadoinkVR Brings High Quality VR Porn – And Free VR Goggles

August 4, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

A new challenger has entered the arena – please welcome BadoinkVR. Though there’s no shortage of VR hentai demos to play with, our selection of actual High Quality VR porn has been fairly limited until now, with big studios holding back on producing VR specific content until the market is proven. Now, Badoink is bringing their porn expertise to the world of VR, and that’s a great thing – not only because it means some damn fine VR porn content for us, but because it’s a great indicator of confidence in the coming virtual reality revolution. When a studio like Badoink bets on VR, you take note.

Variety, and Quality of Porn

This is going to be subjective, but so far the selection is fairly standard fare that caters to straight white vanilla male – you won’t find any fetish material here. Hopefully once the VR porn market expands, we’ll see more more niche content, but for now you’ll find the standard deviations.

Unlike some new VR porn sites, Badoink are already experienced in porn production and have a roster of gorgeous models, so there’s no awkward scenes to be found.

Quality is consistent throughout videos – the resolution and stereo separation seem great, certainly better than early attempts by other studios. There had been some rumors on Reddit that the videos weren’t actually in 3D – not true at all. I did have some problems with frame rate, but this could have been my system. Let me know in the comments if you’ve been experiencing bad frame rates too.

BadoinkVR is a new site, so understandably the content is a little thin – at the time of writing there’s about 8 videos total (1 of which is a 360 degree movie, the rest 180), with new ones being added each week.

badoink vr 360 — BadoinkVR’s first 360 scene

Ease of Download and Playback

With a high quality Oculus formatted download coming in at 3.4GB, my download speeds from their server maxed out at about 2Mb/s, for an average download time of 30 minutes per movie. Playing the movies was a little more difficult, as no explicit instructions are provided other than “use LiveViewRift or VR Player”. Both require specific settings for 180/360 3D content which aren’t detailed in any help file. In fact, I’d recommend virtual desktop, for which the standard 180/360 3D settings appear to be all correct and preconfigured – just right click on the movie file and hit “Play in Virtual Desktop”.

Compressed downloads are also available optimized for Gear VR’s Milk player, and a lower quality one for any generic Google Cardboard compatible device.

Subscription fees for a single month access are quite high at almost $30 – but drop to only $100 for a year, putting long term subscription cost in line with other major VR porn players.

Free VR Goggles

Badoink are also offering a completely free (free as in, no credit card required, no shipping fee to pay, just… free) pair of Google Cardboard style VR googles – head over to FreeVRGoggles.com to claim yours, then subcribe to BadoinkVR and get some quality virtual wank time.

It’s great that we’re now seeing some of the bigger players like Badoink enter the VR market, as competition can only lead to better quality VR porn all around. With millions of potential viewers with an Oculus Rift, Sony Morpheus, and HTC Vive – or indeed anyone with a smartphone – it’s no surprise Badoink are throwing their cocks in the ring.

Support BadoinkVR and show them there’s a market by subscribing now if you like what you see.

Stupid Patent Troll Threatens Your Chance at Robot Sex

August 3, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

Were you looking forward to the robot sex revolution? I’ve got some bad news: a nasty patent troll is on the prowl. The patent in question is US6368268B1 – aka, sex toy connected to a computer network. It’s a wide reaching patent that pretty much covers any sex toy that connects to a computer, and it’s absolutely ludicrous. The full patent title is “Method and Device for Interactive Virtual Control of Sexual Aids Using Digital Computer Networks”, now owned by Tzu Technologies.

The patent was previously owned by HASSEX Inc, and was in fact licensed to a number of sex toy manufacturers such as Kiiroo and makers of the Shockspot. Having changed hands, the new owners of the patent are going after companies who previously failed to licence the nearly 20 year old patent.

The trolling doesn’t end with the absurd generality of the patent claimed though: they also sued Kickstarter, for enabling another company to raise funds for their remote hand holding product.

Want to learn more? Read EFF and Metafetish, who are far more knowledgeable about these things than me.

No, Facebook Didn’t Just Ban “VR Sex Apps” on the Oculus Rift

June 16, 2015 by oldowner Leave a Comment

When Palmer Luckey announced that Rift would not block VR sex apps, users rejoiced:

The rift is an open platform. We don’t control what software can run on it, and that’s a big deal.

At a recent pre-E3 press conference, Oculus unveiled the final consumer version of the Rift – but they also briefly showed a new VR storefront for demoing and purchasing VR content. It’s here where the contention lies, as Facebook clarified that apps with sexual content would not be permitted on the store.

New outlets quickly jumped on this statement to claim porn would no longer be allowed on the Rift, thereby dashing the dreams of thousands of perverts around the globe.

Oculus only distributes developer content that meets their terms of service, which forbid pornographic content from being a part of the Oculus Store,

Only problem is – the reporting of all this no VR Sex Apps is largely bullshit. We already knew that adult experiences probably wouldn’t be allowed on any official Rift game store, just as they aren’t currently permitted on Oculus Share, or on Oculus’ Gear VR content store, or on Steam. This isn’t news. Oculus won’t distribute your porn or virtual sex games, but it’s certainly in no position to “block” them from displaying on the device – at least not in it’s current form. That’s like saying Samsung has somehow blocked pornography from being played back on its TVs. In order to do that, the Rift would need to be an entirely closed ecosystem, similar to iOS, which only runs apps from the Oculus approved app store. They’d also presumably ban video players, since those can be used to playback dirty movies.

The Oculus Rift is a display device. If and when that fundamentally changes to being a closed consumer product, you can be damn sure their potential customer base will drop to a fraction of what is now. Until then, I humbly ask media outlets to stop spreading lies – and if you see someone republishing nonsense, call them out on their bullshit.