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Rift / Vive / VR General
- Thread starter Jigawatt
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Lately I've been playing quite a bit this game:
It has pretty good physics, and it's a mild workout. You need quite a bit of space though, close to 3x3 meters but the fact that you are actually doing the walking makes it feel very natural and so far I've found bots to be pretty interesting. I also played a few MP games, but to be honest I don't quite like playing against random dudes, some of them small children and all sorts of annoying.
Of course if you have stand alone VR goggles like PICO/QUEST you are better off buying it directly from the system shop, no need of a PC for this game and it's just an added hassle.
It has pretty good physics, and it's a mild workout. You need quite a bit of space though, close to 3x3 meters but the fact that you are actually doing the walking makes it feel very natural and so far I've found bots to be pretty interesting. I also played a few MP games, but to be honest I don't quite like playing against random dudes, some of them small children and all sorts of annoying.
Of course if you have stand alone VR goggles like PICO/QUEST you are better off buying it directly from the system shop, no need of a PC for this game and it's just an added hassle.
Jack Of Owls
Arcane
This is the one thing that keeps me from realizing the real fun of VR - space. I just don't have enough of it but I hope to move out of this small studio apt into a larger one (or even a house) soon.
Quest 3 S has fresnel lenses instead of standard Quest 3 pancake lenses, so a bigger form factor and lesser clarity (uses same type of lenses as Quest 2). Also like Quest 2, it has 3 IPD presets instead of full IPD wheel of Quest 3. The resolution is slightly lower it and lacks a headphone jack. Power wise, it uses the same chip as Quest 3 and has the same mixed reality capabilities.
Comes bundled with the new Batman: Arkham Shadow game.
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Updated version is for gaystation only? Gameplay looks sweet, i really enjoy stuff like this in vr.
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