LOS ANGELES – June 16, 2015 – Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, has confirmed it will showcase “KITCHEN,” a technological demonstration for the virtual reality (VR) system for PlayStation®4, “Project Morpheus” (Morpheus), at the 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles beginning today. The atmospheric tech demo pushes the boundaries of a gameplay experience with an unprecedented level of sensory immersion. A disturbing kitchen provides the unsettling backdrop for a tense scenario that draws players into a hyper-realistic virtual world like never before. Running on Capcom’s fully VR compatible, new game engine (name TBD), “KITCHEN” is just a sample of the next level benchmark of gameplay that the company has in the works.
“KITCHEN” utilizes state of the art technology to demonstrate what future Capcom titles have in store. The tech demo renders photorealistic visuals in full 1080p HD at 60 frames per second. Furthermore, it supports the Morpheus system’s increased 120 frames per second output, utilizing the high refresh technology to deliver a smooth and undeniably natural sense of presence to the user. In addition, “KITCHEN” incorporates DTS Headphone: X, the latest surround sound technology from DTS, Inc. (Nasdaq: DTSI), which provides an unprecedented level of surround sound through any set of headphones, greatly enhancing the overall sense of auditory realism integral to the virtual reality experience. Capcom plans to use this next generation technology along with advanced photo scan and visual effects tools to bring highly realistic characters and environments to life, delivering exciting new gameplay experiences for fans.