The concept of tweaking the game audio to squeeze out an edge in shooters has been around for at least a decade. Companies have different names for it — Superhuman Hearing, Footsteps, an FPS mode — but they’re built around the idea of toning down the big beefy sounds and increasing the volume on the subtle ones.
It lets players hear the footsteps of an adversary creeping behind them as they snipe across the battlefield. In the middle of the gunfight, they can pick up the sound of reload so they can rush an enemy. This has become standard on a majority of top-end gaming headset, but the technology hasn’t moved forward since then.
That’s where Immerse Gaming comes in. It’s not a new device nor is it an adapter of some sort. It’s a novel type of software that leverages the power of artificial intelligence and neural networks to create a personal preset for players. All…
