The GameScent, a new AI-powered, plug-and-play device that lets users smell the game worlds they’re playing via an adapter that allows the device to use real-time audio cues to dispense a scent, is now available for purchase at several major retailers. Six scents are delivered via refillable cartridges, while an air neutralizer feature allows users to neutralize all odors after a gaming session.
GameScent is now available at:
Scents include:
- Gun Fire: Experience the intensity of a firefight.
- Explosion: Feel the magnitude of a blast.
- Racing: Sense the speed and thrill of the track.
- Clear Air: Embrace the serenity of a calm day.
- Storm: Immerse yourself in the midst of a tempest.
- Forest: Connect with the soothing aura of nature.
How GameScent works:
- State-of-the-art Adaptor: As you dive into your game, our patent-pending adaptor captures audio in real-time.
- AI Analysis: Audio is swiftly processed in the cloud. GameScent’s AI sifts through the sound, pinpointing key cues and events.
- Scent Release: In mere seconds, the chosen scent is released through the atomizer, syncing perfectly with on-screen events.State-of-the-art Adaptor: As you dive into your game, our patent-pending adaptor captures audio in real-time.
- AI Analysis: Audio is swiftly processed in the cloud. GameScent’s AI sifts through the sound, pinpointing key cues and events.
- Scent Release: In mere seconds, the chosen scent is released through the atomizer, syncing perfectly with on-screen events.
GameScent features include:
- Instant Audio-to-Scent Translation: With our advanced AI, audio from your game is captured and analyzed in real-time, determining the most fitting scent for each scene.
- Easy-to-Refill Cartridges: Keep your sensory adventure going with our easy-to-use cartridges.
- Broad Compatibility: Whether you’re on a console, PC, TV, or VR headset, GameScent is your perfect gaming companion.
“Elevated Perceptions” on its device:
Elevate Your Gaming Experience. Dive into a world where your senses are fully immersed. GameScent isn’t just an accessory; it’s a transformative addition to your gaming universe. Compatible across all your devices – consoles, PCs, TVs, and even VR – experience gaming like never before. Real-time audio cues are processed by GameScent’s groundbreaking AI to release scents that correspond with the on-screen action. Inhale the smoky aroma of battle, the exhilarating scent of speed, or the calming fragrance of a forest, all from the comfort of your gaming chair.
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Didn't know "clear air" was a scent.
So now in your racing game if you pass over day-old skunk roadkill, do you get the authentic experience?
Definitely not playing a WW2 sim that involves anything like a concentration camp. Or submarine duty... I don't need to smell that level of funk!
Pornhub. Oh god
WHAAAAT IN THE ACTUAL FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I REALLY don't wanna smell a video game if I am in the sewers, or horse stables, or I dunno, when the Great Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day is singing to me. In fact, in all my decades of playing video games, most of the places I've been to inside those games have made me very glad I could not smell those environments.
And if it's a place that smells good, like inside a bakery, well I don't enjoy being teased. If I can smell good food but can't eat good food, then I'll be pissed. So good smells or bad smells, either way a device like this would piss me off.
EDIT: I see now there are only 6 scents available. So much for a fancy AI-powered device. Not that I was in any hurry to smell an in-game bathroom.
About halfway through my RDR2 play through right now and I without a doubt say I'd never want that experience with that game. Having been around enough farms and such in my life I've already thought about that with all the town/ranch/livestock stuff.
Sure there's positives with traveling in the mountains, forests, and such, but still a hard no.
"Peter_Brosdahl, post: 82852, member: 87" wrote:About halfway through my RDR2 play through right now and I without a doubt say I'd never want that experience with that game. Having been around enough farms and such in my life I've already thought about that with all the town/ranch/livestock stuff.
Sure there's positives with traveling in the mountains, forests, and such, but still a hard no.
You should play that autopsy game from another news post on it.
"Peter_Brosdahl, post: 82852, member: 87" wrote:About halfway through my RDR2 play through right now and I without a doubt say I'd never want that experience with that game. Having been around enough farms and such in my life I've already thought about that with all the town/ranch/livestock stuff.
Sure there's positives with traveling in the mountains, forests, and such, but still a hard no.
RDR2 was one of the games that came to mind when I saw this device. NO THANKS.
Can you imagine a staff meeting where integrating this hardware into a game is discussed:
"So, solely for research purposes ... what do sweaty horse testicles smell like?"
"Ditchinit, post: 82870, member: 4253" wrote:Can you imagine a staff meeting where integrating this hardware into a game is discussed:
"So, solely for research purposes ... what do sweaty horse testicles smell like?"
Imagine a staff meeting where you can smell your coworders -.-
I've been to my fair share of lan parties, and I know what gaming "smells" like. BAWLS. Literally, and figuratively. LOL
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Join Discussion →Didn't know "clear air" was a scent.
So now in your racing game if you pass over day-old skunk roadkill, do you get the authentic experience?
Definitely not playing a WW2 sim that involves anything like a concentration camp. Or submarine duty... I don't need to smell that level of funk!
Pornhub. Oh god
WHAAAAT IN THE ACTUAL FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I REALLY don't wanna smell a video game if I am in the sewers, or horse stables, or I dunno, when the Great Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day is singing to me. In fact, in all my decades of playing video games, most of the places I've been to inside those games have made me very glad I could not smell those environments.
And if it's a place that smells good, like inside a bakery, well I don't enjoy being teased. If I can smell good food but can't eat good food, then I'll be pissed. So good smells or bad smells, either way a device like this would piss me off.
EDIT: I see now there are only 6 scents available. So much for a fancy AI-powered device. Not that I was in any hurry to smell an in-game bathroom.
About halfway through my RDR2 play through right now and I without a doubt say I'd never want that experience with that game. Having been around enough farms and such in my life I've already thought about that with all the town/ranch/livestock stuff.
Sure there's positives with traveling in the mountains, forests, and such, but still a hard no.
You should play that autopsy game from another news post on it.
RDR2 was one of the games that came to mind when I saw this device. NO THANKS.
Can you imagine a staff meeting where integrating this hardware into a game is discussed:
"So, solely for research purposes ... what do sweaty horse testicles smell like?"
Imagine a staff meeting where you can smell your coworders -.-
I've been to my fair share of lan parties, and I know what gaming "smells" like. BAWLS. Literally, and figuratively. LOL