Binaural BONUS footage, New York City [WEAR HEADPHONES]

[@elronman]

So this is what it's like to go outside.

[@aviwad]

lol

[@maximilianschaffler9981]

Whats "outside" ? nah i dont care i play csgo

[@XXXRaptured]

elronman scary

[@musetangolazorus1875]

Ah, a fellow gamer

[@hasanism8614]

This aged quite well

[@Conduitfan999]

It would be cool if someone could simply walk around a city recording in this style with binaural sound in different countries like France, Germany, Italy, etc.

[@Shanmalon]

That would be absolutely amazing...

[@TallesDiCunto]

If you're looking for something like that, try searching Peter Cusack's album "Your Favourite London Sounds". You might also find what you're looking for if you search the terms "Acoustic Ecology" or "Soudscapes". Hope it helps a bit!

[@twpargeter9729]

be the change you want to see in the world

[@miguelsotto-mayor7325]

I just made a Binaural recording in Marrakech. One of my first experiences. If you like, can check it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWrQdoGHi52Up8U :-)

[@wRandomnessroXw]

Dude, you have to check out The Sound Traveler here on youtube!! that is exactly what he does and its amazing. His other channel is Smarter Everyday maybe you have heard of him? both channels are amazing.

[@thomasvleminckx]

I like this video for being the "realest" thing on KZbin. No fake BS here, just footage of real life.

[@RastaRocker614]

this makes new york feel so normal I only see it through the eyes of casy vlogs it looks so amazing that way

[@brendacx6100]

whos casy?

[@sebastianblevdet]

Casey Neistat. Dont look him up unless you are trying to kill someone. hes a washed up hipster with too much money...

[@mrfelface]

sebastianblevdet He took a political position and stood up for what he believes in,most youtube because it would evoke the type of response you just gave but I think you should be able to respect different people's positions, he supports Hillary and is criticising Trump for things he has done. If you can't then watch knowing he has a different view to you what does that say about you? If you look at what both candidates have done and said, and they're plans and decide to support trump that is your right as it is Casey's to support Hillary and use his public platform to support her

[@sebastianblevdet]

felface first of all. I dont care about NA politics so much that i hate one or the other primarily because i dont live nor have a us membership. secondly, I felt more like he was hating on everyone else for not voting for hillary and saying that they should. I just think that he is in the wrong for telling people to vote for someone just because he wants them to. not t because they necessarily wants to.

[@mrfelface]

Telling people to annoy their favourite youtubers into public taking a stance was not a good thing to do I have to admit. He can have his opinion but to then say other people have to give them and encourage fans to make people to talk about politics was a stupid thing to do

[@SirPage13]

This video is a hidden masterpiece on KZbin. I can't seem to find anything quite like it.

[@tim_mty]

Look up the channel "Nomadic Ambience" ... You welcome

[@danielzb]

I fell asleep watching this, and woke up screaming. Thought I passed out on the streets of NYC

[@TheodorBruckner]

They should've recorded this video with a 3D camera too. Then we could take our Oculus Rift's and literally feel like we're in NYC.

[@DLRTwentyFive]

There should be a travel show where a guy with one of these cameras and microphones walks around different places just filming people and the environment. No real narration at all, just the sounds of the world in 3D with HD video.

[@jotbola]

The Sound Traveller

[@MuffinTastic]

he doesn't use this microphone, but if you're okay with that, check out Rambalac's channel. lots of no-narration video of Japan's various cities and towns, during the day and the night, clear and rainy weather... it's quite nice

[@interiorinterior5036]

@@MuffinTastic Japan equals weeb

[@christianschallermedia]

i find it remarkable that the people in this city show absolute no reaction to being recorded. they are so used to all this technical stuff and surrounded by it every day.. i filmed a lot in remote parts of asia and the people there were always very curious about what i am doing with the camera and mic. really a great video and fantastic sound experience, hope to see (and hear) more of this in the future :)

[@Skyworn]

I've personally never been to New York, and this was honestly so beautiful to me. What an experience. Thank you all so much for this, and ill silently be waiting for a 4k/60fps/ VReality version of this, seeing as how i'll probably never be up in New York lol. Loved this, thank you again for allowing me, and others to take a nice little trip away from home for a few minutes!

[@xstoofpeer]

And have you been to NYC?

[@sorenkair]

17:33 sounded like a baby about to drop the hardest bass ever until i realized it was the train

[@dvdarshan]

😂😂😂

[@wizardbones7159]

When he entered the subway building thingy place door at 9:12 , it was so satisfying

[@Superstarseven]

It's just a standard revolving door.

[@CinematicCami]

I think he’s talking about the audio

[@Nhnhnfk]

14:32 I actually had to pause to check if it was my own phone. This is amazing

[@killya1928]

+milkerfish Lol same here

[@pasi123567]

Wtf how loud do you have the video on? I literally had to pull up the volume 3x as much as I ever would to hear it

[@Nhnhnfk]

That's weird. Played it again with my USB headphones and you can barely hear the phone. i think hving something plugged in USB ports makes a difference :\

[@ShahShaha]

There should be a channel that solely posts videos of binaural footage all over the world. People like me who don't have the money to travel can at least experience what it's like to be there, to walk around, imbibe the surroundings, occasionally eavesdropping people's conversations in the train. It'll be great :)

[@devonpeak5566]

I can't be the only one who feels like we're following that woman and that she knows :

[@ryanmanning1665]

That was Mona, she wrote the binaural article for our site.

[@devonpeak5566]

Hahaha, okay. :3

[@yanicmb]

Devon Peak She got a body on her

[@SophisticatedStoner]

I have to say this video really gives me such a warm feeling. The casual stroll through the train station with the binaural audio gives it such a genuine vibe. I can always use the video if I get homesick.

[@MaicahRu]

Try this: turn out the lights, move close to the screen and cover your right eye - your brain won't be able to tell it's looking at a 2D image and so tricks you into thinking you're looking at something 3D, compounded with the binaural audio the effect is really cool, try it

[@-Sunny--]

from 9:25 - 9:55 , the sound is inverted from left/right

[@marianaghatag]

Thats why my brain was a bit confused

[@SconVideos]

I'm not sure if it is

[@trixo1236]

I think it is right, i was at some same situations like this

[@-Sunny--]

just switch your phones and you will hear

[@noahmcelravy7743]

16:40 GTA 6 E3 graphics

[@MrtinVarela]

...before the post-E3 obligatory downgrade

[@KiwiPowerNZ]

I may need to invest in a GTX1080 or two if that is the case.

[@lucaban]

why don't they make movies like this?

[@janlohse3130]

I think it only works with headphones. Without them your left ear would hear what only your right ear is supposed to hear.

[@cathalbyrne9013]

No it works whit speakers just not as good

[@janlohse3130]

cathal byrne but if it doesn't work as good you should use dolby

[@Dawnoh506]

very simple. Have a two channel home entertainment system. But instead of the speakers being in front of you, have them on the sides of you facing inward. Wouldn't be as good as headphones, but would probably be better than a regular home entertainment system.

[@DeathTripp1355]

it works as long as there is a left and right speaker

[@Gabriel4M0R-Y-4M1ST4D-tkm]

22:32 bruh, i found that scene so depresive, i don't know why XP

[@Patrick94GSR]

totally wishing for a 60fps version of this.

[@briannab4770]

+Patrick94GSR - Exactly what I was thinking. Glad I'm not the only one.

[@plaguedoctor198]

You could always get a video interpolating software. It upscales videos to 60 fps by guessing the frames in between based off of what's on screen in the original video. It looks really good!

[@elenasiegmanfan]

which software should i get?

[@iz723]

SVP for realtime, Natural Grounding player for file conversion

[@AtrixInfinite]

I really, really like this video and I don't know why.

[@WARMEUPP]

+Atrix Infinite Me 2

[@JackLe1127]

+Atrix Infinite cuz of cats!!! duh!

[@BB-xm6hy]

you have ASMR

[@MrPhone66]

+Atrix Infinite Its nice to hear the world on a medium such as this. The way you know it when you step out of the door! :)

[@vankai6817]

You're one of those weirdos with ASMR. It's cool but don't be those weirdos.

[@brwi1]

ten hours of walking in nyc as a binaural microphone

[@MCplicki]

Would be awesome! :D

[@enyceckk1o11]

VR oculus + Binaural = future of movies!

[@zsh]

Mr Awesome Nope

[@elsandosgrande]

So true!

[@surajdebnath969]

Watching it on my oculus go

[@Hurileno]

@@zsh Much closer to reality now

[@unliving_ball_of_gas]

Yup, look at what Apple did with their 3d audio

[@LouisHong97]

You guys should seriously consider starting an VERGE ASMR channel

[@obsideonyx7604]

I for one would love to know what it's like to walk on the streets of different parts of the world, that would be amazing!

[@ryanmanning1665]

Mhlonishwa Ngcamphalala if you kickstart it, ill do it.

[@Seramics]

Mhlonishwa Ngcamphalala kinda off topic isnt it... TS said ASMR... but u say walk on street 3d audio....i like ur idea though

[@Seramics]

***** like what? commit mass massacre?

[@KalmaLang]

+Seramics ahahahahahah

[@niko1even]

this is genuilely one of the most well recorded binaural recordings on youtube. Plenty of air in the sound, the audio itself sounds natural with nothing veiled or too quiet, the staging is realistic (assuming you have decent headphones with staging). Just amazing to test out new open backs.

[@weatherradio1051]

0:29 I looked for the car that slammed and realized, OMG IT WORKS!

[@TheCzomolungm]

I know, I keep replaying these few seconds and it amazes me every time

[@Alan-ds1uc]

where the heck is the car?

[@bananasandbass]

The audio really sells the realism, this is more immersive to me than 360 video. Now imagine if he filmed this in 3D stereoscopically with this sound. I don't have an oculus rift or anything, but this is the most accessible way to most people to get some form of immersion, simply by consuming this audio content with a decent pair of headphones. (Earbuds might sound crappier).

[@xilefx]

0:28 dat door. I was even looking to my right.. It works pretty good, given that the ear is extremely sensible and is hard to be tricked. But it's not perfect still - I wear really good headphones and there is this something in these soundwaves that I just won't 100% believe I am in New York. for instance, IRL 24:19 I would clearly hear that the train is arriving on the right - in this video the sound is just coming from everywhere - I closed my eyes the first time so I really didn't knew.

[@radiofloyd2359]

I think the biggest challenge will be to get out of that augmented feeling: the transitions between channels are still very rough comparatively to everyday hearing and the difference between the channels is also too agresive: I don't hear music from the back as differently as in the vid, for example. Anyhow, I'm quite excited to see this technology become better and better and this video is still ear candy, lol.

[@calimorale9880]

It dosent sound to bad... but it def dosent sound as sharp as irl

[@subwoofa9313]

Its really emersive and makes you feel like your in that place, and for a person that has never left one country for 18 years it just makes me experience that place, so binaural audio is really cool to not only use but hear with headphones so thanks, i wish there was more of just htis stuff but I eventually might do some myslef so yea thanks.

[@szabiakanich]

Watched the video for both the audio AND the footage as well. Pretty cool just to see minutes and minutes of footage of New York. Looks like a great place.

[@CrownGamingAU]

Song at 1:02 is "Money On My Mind - MK Remix" if anybody was wondering.

[@golatificon]

4:51 youtube ad in metro?

[@TheVerge]

golatificon Yeah! Everywhere around NYC subway system for many many months now.

[@RoZeGr]

you guys find it strange the biggest video site owned by google, have on street ads?

[@golatificon]

exactly, why would the biggest holder of the internet video market would have it ads if we all already know what youtube is, btw i never seen youtube ad in real world so...

[@MrBledi]

golatificon off course, they want to stick it to your brain, it's all calculated!!

[@Valandor_Celestial_Warlock]

+golatificon 4:17

[@tomazingerz]

While watching the inside the meteo wagon part, i recommend you to listen at the same time your favorite chill music. It feels really inmersive

[@claclaclac1]

This + 360 Videos with Occulus Rift = Mindblown

[@RainKaythiel]

calacala even though this has been around for a while, this is what the future is going to be in theaters and games

[@ゴーゴリ-t6d]

This was so great. I used to think that "virtual travelling" is kind of sad substitute for broke or disabled people for real travelling but this was definetly very refreshing. I'm looking forward to Oculus Rift compined with this incrediple 3D audio 👍

[@Broodjemetbeleg]

Hopefully a 360 version comes out of New York and other amazing cities , can't wait to watch it with my PSVR headset

[@steffen5121]

Damn I wish I had the money to buy such a VR set.

[@TheHy6xD]

why don't you buy mi vr play?

[@RaDiumDrummer]

Works really well. A cool situation is 8:40, when the camera passes the signs. First you can hear the right sign blocking sound of the fountain. Later when the camera passes the signs you hear the sound of the fountain reflected of the back of the left sign , just like it would if you were there.

[@VetInTheWater]

They should make a series of movies in different cities/places all over the world, with this kind of audio! It would be fantastic for people like me who don't have enough money to travel, but loves exploring new countries and cultures:) And just having walked down a normal street heairng the everyday city life, going on the metro and hearing people talk, well, it makes me feel like I've almost been to NY:) Thank you!

[@perrineguilhot6262]

My life is so paradoxal, when i'm outside i put my headphones to be able to not hear any sounds of it, and since we have been in lockdown, i'm just putting my headphones to hear those sounds...

[@zone07]

The sound quality is great and you are able to pick up every detail even more than what my own ears could but I don't sense much depth; I'm new to this. Perhaps it's my own headphones? I'm able to sense left, right, low and high but I don't sense much far or near; Of course I notice sounds getting louder and quieter relative to distance but I don't sense the depth; not sure if I make any sense. Again I'm new to this and I'm really digging it. Perhaps it's more intense in a VR World.

[@SaakeBotha]

It might be your headphones or the device you are using. The DAC/Amp can make quite a difference.

[@off1off1]

Actually i believe you are totally right on this , the depth is not quite there ... I am in a professional recording studio , no problem with my hardware here .

[@Dawnoh506]

maybe it's because the fussy covers on the microphones are dampening or softening the sounds?

[@ryanmanning1665]

Donovan Carlson that may be. it was really windy, they were necessary.

[@Lebron069]

Well thats because the microphones are picking up every noise at the same level. If you would experience that same soundscape in real life your brain would filter alot of noise. This is also known as the "cocktail party effect". But this kind of selective hearing is not (yet) possible to recreate with audio recording. Thats why people with hearing devices have trouble following conversations in noisey environments.

[@CesarLanderosdev]

i heard a "que pedo wey" at 3:18 , just amazing :3

[@opticrainbow]

This was incredible for so many different reasons. I watched the whole thing! Thank you for your diligence with trying to capture all the different aspects that you could, including with your pets. (They're super cute.) Great video!!!

[@saekoxcalibur5592]

I lived in New York all my life up until 2014, when I moved to Brazil. Gosh, do I regret moving... This video made me emotional because after I closed my eyes I felt at home even though I'm so far away. This is definitely going to be a video I'll be rewatching numberous times to comfort me until I go home.

[@DanielprattCoUk]

Does anyone else think the sound at 17:34 resembles the first sliding note in Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue? I know he wrote it on a train from New York to Boston but wonder if that sound was literally the first thing that inspired him. Maybe it's something that appeared later. More likely it's a coincidence.

[@sonuchadalavada5193]

Those trains are brand new so they didn't inspire him.

[@ludwig2345]

Sounds like a german dive bomb siren

[@JangGeoli]

I believe that at 7:26 is a prime example of how realistic binaural audio can sound. That captured the voices and surrounding sound extremely well, distributed the audio between the channels perfectly, inputted the height and location of where the audio was coming from (kind of like audio depth), and even slightly focused on the voice and almost tuned out the background noise as we humans do in real life. That was the point where those factors applied best in this video. With all those factors applied as well as how the microphone end is shaped, it sounded absolutely identical to real life. Binaural audio, is amazing.

[@theodoro89]

Close your eyes and go to 12:00 Comment what was your first thought :P

[@wzywgwzywg]

sounds like someone milking the lizard to me . . .

[@stuff662]

Someone peeing in my ear... D:

[@tengkuadam1399]

someone string a jar of mayonnaise with a spoon

[@Youhavenopowerherelucas]

theodoro89 It honestly sounded to me like my dog eating her food, and it turned out to be a cat so I was basically right. My mind has not been completely corrupted *yet*.

[@JabaMalam]

theodoro89 "Get out of my ear!" (shakes head)

[@curtislin6637]

Im homesick of NYC, this makes me feel really happy and sad at the same time. Thanks verge for doing this!

[@Moro2Death]

Totally cracked up when the cat did the tumble.

[@JackLe1127]

at 17:00 the reason why there are so many people holding onto the side rail is because they are going in the reversed direction, which is unnatural for some people. (i hate it too)

[@wjsnactivist6141]

it feels weird having walked through those exact areas before.

[@buttercup141312]

17:01 Finally found the song after a year! The Birth Of the Blues by Sammy Davis Jr.

[@epicmarksman7257]

The rythem of the song is awesome I always replay that part to listen the music. Thanks 😉

[@easterislehead]

I can confirm, after testing with my good ol' sony in ears and Sennheiser open acoustic overs, the open over ears are better at maintaining the illusion of being there. of course, the Sennheisers are higher quality, so there's that too

[@andrewgirard5049]

Please make this a series on the Verge. I would love to see and hear different parts of the world through this binaural audio in first person! New York City was tremendous, it felt like I was actually there again.

[@vintatsh]

Now imagine this (especially the street footage) in VR...

[@13kurtzie]

this is incredible. the audio is fuckin mind blowing

[@VperVendetta1992]

This will be awesome for VR

[@cheatman05]

Just bought a pair of AudioTechica M40x headphones and listening to this is incredible. Studio monitoring headphones ftw The best moments are the scene changes (eg. he goes inside the plaza, gets on the subway, exits on the streets and stuff)

[@minedbojo]

That was awesome thank you, always wanted to know how would it be to walk New York. Sounds are awesome feels like i'm there. Keep them coming thanks again.

[@adiero]

Excellent for qualitative headphone testing. I just ran this into a new sennheiser hd600 vs the hd598, and there is no comparison. Incredibly detailed source audio that really shows off headphone differences. This is my reference video from now on. Thank you.

[@Seramics]

I'm not kidding. If you record this video in stereoscope 3D and combine it with this binaural audio. You'll literally have the first fully 3D video in the history of youtube! Try it!

[@NoahHertelendy]

The phone ringing at 14:25 totally made it real for me. I'm really bad at audio, I'm not at all that type of person who is sensitive for that, but at 14:30 I got so angry that my phone is ringing and destroying this experience for me ... well it was not ringing.

[@MentalParadox]

The part in the rain is like a scene straight out of Deus Ex, or Blade Runner.

[@juanpablobernal5767]

this is as close as being there, I even forgot that I was wearing headphones... amazing!

[@brendendas]

I watched the whole damn thing. This should become a thing.

[@MellouwMusic]

17:29 The sound of a train turning on late at night. It's been ingrained in a part of my memory for sure and is weird to come back and listen to.

[@ErnestoAvilez92]

it would have been better if this video was in 60FPS

[@Beos_Valrah]

+Ernesto Avilez Agreed. It would have been even closer to reality.

[@merlin6312]

+Ernesto Avilez Hell no, 60fps has the weirdest look to it. If cinema stopped at 24fps, there's a reason to it.

[@AuroraNemoia]

SuperDuper the video can be in 60fps on youtube since if you wanna watch it in 30fps, just use an external player ith the righht videoID and you can have the 30fps 720p and 1080p versions easily.

[@slothonastick32]

+SuperDuper Cinemas stopped at 24 fps because the frames in movies blur during motion. 60fps does not make a video look weird, nothing about it changes except its much smoother. I'm guessing you also think video games should be 30fps?

[@debeste95]

+SuperDuper Cinema is not made to look like real life. It's intentionally made to look like something you'd not see everyday, that's why you watch movies. This is made to be immersive by virtually resembling real life, therefore more frames = better. You're dumb.

[@miltonpessa4930]

Congrats to you guys, this is by far the best video I have watched on KZbin. New York in 3D audio gets even more special!

[@NuclearrBunnyy]

this video just completely relaxed me i could have just fallen asleep (':

[@MegaKaitouKID1412]

Blown away at around 13:00. Had me completely fooled: I forgot I was wearing headphones and went looking for my cat in that general area the sound came from.

[@irtisamislam6943]

When the cat was eating food it really made me cringe.

[@JPAnor]

Irtisam Islam tbh, it relaxed me (bc i rly like "licking wet sounds") but yeah, i know it is rly weird. There are asmr videos of people chewing, that makes me cringe aswell

[@thomasmiller5057]

This is a great and powerful 3D audio recording I haven’t watched it all yet but the revolving door section was amazing and my favorite part so far

[@adamrae1938]

such beautiful video, makes me feel like im in new york

[@JerryNeutron]

I wonder what this sounds like with open headphones

[@sixdash]

I've got $300 open headphones. Basically, when I close my eyes I'm convinced in in NYC.

[@Seramics]

Samuel Suri darn

[@itsmekevin7]

I have Sennheiser HD558's and you can even feel the different sounds and tones as if you were experiencing them first hand

[@Seramics]

i hate you guys...

[@metal571]

VERY good. Q701 here

[@Kohlkönig]

It felt like i just visited New York :-) Thank you for the Video!

[@richardknighton1112]

if your computer/audio software has a "Speaker Fill" option in the sound settings, you may want to disable that before watching this. it seemed to make a big difference for me.

[@s.flanders]

I love you. This is exactly what I was hoping for.

[@JangGeoli]

Never have I purposelessly listened to the streets of New York and actually listened to what people were saying.

[@loginman2000]

Makes me want to move to New York

[@prltqdf9]

+Ruthless Loginman Gotten quite tired of cities myself. Longing to move to a rural area. That peace and quiet...

[@viseberg8527]

+Mocib I dislike opening the door to utter silence when starting my commute to work.

[@fernandohmoran]

I think you guys have created a new genre of cinema. This is beautiful.

[@BLYFACTOR]

Nice gentleman at 21:38

[@mauricioperezparra2745]

i miss just going out for a walk so so much :(

[@mauricioperezparra2745]

22:10 what a headline lol

[@BradSaintGeorge]

★ 22:10 why does this lady keep saying she can't breath?

[@BradSaintGeorge]

Brad Saint George "good morning, any message i can't breath" she says it over and over

[@CrownGamingAU]

Brad Saint George Y'know how white girls in their 20's say "I can't even"? That's the old black lady version of that.

[@allyhanaverdillo7315]

I think she's saying I can't read....

[@nickd3210]

+Brad Saint George I think shes talking about the news about eric garner. that was probably the headline of the newspaper

[@CrownGamingAU]

Henry Watson I'm kinda jealous of future historians. They're literally going to have virtual-reality recordings of us. How cool would it be to put on a VR headset to actually see and hear people from the past?

[@RalphDratman]

I like the handheld shots better than the glide shots. The result is more immersive and less dizzying.

[@nickweeraman8748]

Can you re-upload in a higher video quality please

[@wesleytruong2847]

im pretty sure it will be higher quality after its is fully processed as it was just uploaded

[@evanmico]

This could be a really cool addition to treadmills. You could walk along pretty much. Make the pitch of the surface you are walking on change with the terrain the guy is walking on.

[@MrCube17]

I keep looking over my shoulder listening to this...

[@gerrmance]

I live in Spain and... and New York is beautiful

[@tristanhoekstra]

Hold the fuck up, what's that cats name? Sounded like my name, scared the shit out of me how you were whispering.

[@colbiesthename2875]

+Tristan Hoekstra Haha! Nice. He said the cat's name was Thurston.

[@tristanhoekstra]

Colbie Dison Aah, alright, thanks

[@colbiesthename2875]

+Tristan Hoekstra No problem, I was a bit late answering. xD

[@occoppo]

This is seriously cool. I'm sure the microphone is way out of most people's budget so thanks for sharing the audio The Verge!

[@josh.6426]

Man, I wished I lived in the city so bad! I live in the most rural parts of Alabama...

[@colbiesthename2875]

+Josh Clapper :O Me too! Clay County!

[@josh.6426]

Baldwin County

[@colbiesthename2875]

+Josh Clapper Nice, I know where that is.

[@Autunite]

+Josh Clapper Atleast you live in the US. Here in Norway, everything is so boring and strict.

[@josh.6426]

+Delightful Hardware oh I bet

[@Tropic29]

This is amazing, thank you very much The Verge for this expierence. Hope to see other video's like this in the future whether is from you guys or not.

[@JackLe1127]

damn this video makes me wanna move to NYC

[@hauriuofa7727]

I actually really enjoyed the hand-held cam. It surprisingly felt more immersive.

[@vayretunes]

should've been in VR too

[@Lovin_NY93]

I've been to the city MANY times before and this captures the audio very well. Thanks for making this video for us!

[@eddiefara]

I am not ok with the cat eating right next to my ear *not* ok

[@dannydougin3925]

Then don't watch that part...

[@WARMEUPP]

That was really immersive we need more of these vids

[@maksuree]

GTA 6 tech demo

[@45800lol]

if the microphone was a little better on picking up audio, this would be a real awesome trip. Big potential in this. I love it!