Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 becomes the first 3D holographic gaming experience

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Modern Warfare 2, which was the most popular first-person shooter in 2022.

As stated by VividQ, the company successfully transferred Modern Warfare 2 (2022) to their platform without using original content. They achieved this feat utilizing their unique Co-Reality development kit. This tool is said to enable developers to adapt existing games, including heavy resource titles such as Call of Duty, without any alterations. Notably, the games can run at more than 100 frames per second, offering “high-quality graphics at high-speed gameplay speeds,” a term coined by VividQ.

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In the realm of gaming, significant advancements have been made through virtual reality (VR) and 3D environments. However, retaining users in VR gaming has proven challenging due to problems like motion sickness. VividQ identifies this long-standing issue in VR after extended use as “vergence accommodation conflict” (VAC). They assert that their holographic displays with a VR-like style can eliminate this obstacle.

Without the need for VAC (Virtual Adaptive Convergence), gamers can explore intricate layers of virtual environments as their focus and blur adjusts intuitively, keeping them deeply engaged in gameplay over long durations. This allows for a seamless interaction with narrative-driven games without any discomfort.

In reference to immersive experiences, be it games or any other type of content, Darran Milne, the co-founder and CEO of VividQ, envisions a scenario where participants are taken on a journey to an entirely different realm.

Despite the fact that virtual reality headsets and glasses can sometimes lead to discomfort such as nausea and headaches, the holographic display by VividQ eliminates these issues. This innovative technology provides superior image quality and frame rates, marking a first in offering an immersive experience that is seamless and truly engaging.

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As an onlooker, I can’t help but marvel at the arrival of the holographic display revolution! For the very first time, players like myself are now able to immerse themselves in AAA games such as Activision’s Call of Duty, all without needing any alterations to the original content. This marks a significant leap forward in the realm of immersive entertainment, ushering in a new chapter that promises an even more captivating gaming experience. Keyvan Peymani, Venture Partner at Griffin Gaming Ventures, made this statement with conviction.

VividQ’s holographic display presents unmatched digital realism and immersion for all virtual reality content, making gaming sessions comfortable even for extended hours without causing eye strain or nausea. This innovation addresses the age-old issue of image quality and frame rate, demonstrating that it not only works but outperforms conventional VR methods.

VividQ did not specify whether the Call of Duty adaptation encompasses the entire game or just the campaign mode, and they have also remained silent about potential releases of other Call of Duty titles such as Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops 6 (2022) that are linked to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2022). It’s unclear if these games will be included in the port as well.

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2025-03-25 16:39