MICROSOFT has created a wand that controls games while wearing its HoloLens headset. <\/p>\n
The device will likely be used as a gun in shoot 'em up games as well as a wand to point and interact with objects that you perceive to be in front of you. <\/p>\n
A patent filing, spotted by WalkingCat, reveals an accessory with buttons, a trigger, a finger guard and a light indicator that tells you when it's on. <\/p>\n
There were scant details in the filings, but it's very likely the wand will sync to Microsoft's HoloLens \"mixed reality\" headset. <\/p>\n
HoloLens is immersive, but it doesnt block out the real world. <\/p>\n
Instead, it places holographic pictures into physical surroundings to see, place and interact as if the holograms are part of the physical world. <\/p>\n
It's not hard to imagine Harry Potter-esquemagic games or more vicious shoot 'em up games being played with the futuristic controller. <\/p>\n
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Eagle-eyed tech fans might notice that they look strikingly similar to Sony's PlayStation virtual reality controller. <\/p>\n
The tech rival has its own virtual reality headset, used primarily for gaming. <\/p>\n
Microsoft's HoloLens is targeted at education and the workplace, rather than pure entertainment. <\/p>\n
It might sound bonkers, but men are alreadystrapping on headsets to spice up romps with their wives, according to adult industry insiders. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Sony <\/p>\n
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