To check out Holoride's vehicle VR gaming technology, we ran around San Francisco's Mission District. This technology allows you to play games using any bluetooth or WiFi-enabled VR headset while the car's navigational data is being used. Developers can leverage everything from acceleration to direction to GPS position in their game design. Holoride demonstrated a couple of demo games, but they intend to work on the SDK and recruit additional developers to create games for the platform.
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