I really see Unity as the “lingua franca” of these immersive technologies.
Here’s a video of Pete helping to launch soccer balls to Valve’s Chet Faliszek and Aaron Leiby with the first working prototype for Headmaster
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Ben went on to finish that prototype, and eventually have Headmaster be selected by Sony to be a release title for the PlayStation VR, which is having their PlayStation Experience this coming weekend.Īpple Releases Vision Pro Development Tools and Headset Emulator One of the examples that he provided was being at the Boston game jam with an early prototype of Valve’s HMD and hearing Ben Throop talk about his desire to create a soccer game where you head a soccer ball into the goal. But he’s also been available at different game jams as a Unity expert as well as witness to the imagination and creativity for how different developers have created
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He’s starting to talk at more non-gaming gatherings such as different events in Hollywood as the film industry is starting to look into how to best use this new immersive medium for storytelling and entertainment.
Pete’s passion for the potential of virtual reality is clear, and he’s the most excited to see how artists use VR to express themselves given that VR provides completely new pathways into the brain.Īs part of Pete’s job, he has been going around to different conferences around the world to keep tabs on where the industry is going. He talks to me about his dual role of content creator and dogfooding the Unity engine as well as evangelizing VR to different communities and collecting experience prototypes from different game jams and developers from around the world. Pete Moss is Unity’s “VR Dude” in that he’s been a long-time believer and advocate in the cross section between VR and gaming and how the Unity game engine could play a significant part.
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