Rift, Vive, and Virtual Reality
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TOKYO GAME SHOW VR 2022
TOKYO GAME SHOW will be brought to life in a virtual space from Thur., Sept 15 to Sun., Sept 18. It's a super interactive virtual exhibition. Here, you can explore the world with your avatar and enjoy exhibitors’ virtual booths and special content.The Game Show becomes a Game.
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available on pc, pcvr, oculus
Long-in-the-works Half-Life 2 VR mod finally launches on Steam today
After nearly eight years in development, an ambitious VR mod for Valve's seminal shooter Half-Life 2 finally launches o…
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@eastmen you have something to try with that new vr headset
Check out this new VR port for Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast
A new Oculus Quest 2 VR port for Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast is out now in early access. This port from Simon B…
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VR Modding Monthly: Heaps of AAA Unreal Engine Games Soon to be Unlocked for VR – August 2022
Welcome to the August 2022 edition of VR Modding Monthly, keeping you up to date about all the exciting things going on in the wonderful world of the Flat2VR Modding community! For VR enthusiasts, the idea of picking up a brand new AAA flat game, pressing a button and then ‘magically’ being able...
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Can't wait to try ace combat 7 fully in vr
Valve Job Listing Confirms It Plans To Ship A New VR Headset
Valve job listing confirms it's working on a VR headset with eye tracking, hand tracking, passthrough, and environment understanding.
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Saw on TV that Meta is suppose to be announcing some high-end headset.
But the reporters on CNBC were snarking, my Rift collects dust. They talked about how they tried going dancing and going to standup comic shows in the Metaverse.
Asked where's the killer app because those activities aren't compelling to them.
But the reporters on CNBC were snarking, my Rift collects dust. They talked about how they tried going dancing and going to standup comic shows in the Metaverse.
Asked where's the killer app because those activities aren't compelling to them.
Meta/facebook is the media's punching bag now. So I wouldn't put to much into what they say. I also don't think the greater market is really important right now. As long as the user base stays solid more money will enter vr and with that headsets will continue to get better.
The new meta headset is pretty damn good. I think it will get a lot of people excited. We will have to see how the higher prices affect things
Fly dangerous id free to play on steam
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Fly Dangerous on Steam
Extremely high skill-ceiling 6dof flight racing in a variety of environments with leaderboards, multiplayer and VR support
That looks insane! And also a showcase for why something as powerful as a 4090 is actually needed. I might try and run this on my 1070 later for a laugh.
sigh, VR is the only experience I am missing in videogames. I never tried a VR headset, nor I've been very interested in the experience, although I dabbled into AR.
Still a great use for the extra computational power of that beast.
The vram requirement for cp2077 in vr is ridiculous. Or maybe it's Nvidia being stingy, only providing 8GB for rtx 3070
Silent_Buddha
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Pretty interesting despite it being Linus.
Clarity is really good.
One thing I like is that the headset will measure your IPD and then prompt you to set the correct physical IPD on the headset itself.
Controllers each have their own Snapdragon processor since they also process the environment and do their own inside out tracking.
Speaking of mapping the environment, the headset is constantly doing that in real time since it's also meant to be used as an AR device.
The facial tracking is actually pretty good.
I'm actually relatively tempted to get this for work related purposes.
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SB
cheapchips
Veteran
Don't know if it's mentioned in that video, but they removed one of the depth sensors at the 11th hour. Apparently it could see through clothes. I'd imagine it Meta HQ it was even more terrifying when Zuck and other execs walked past.
