Werewolves within is something I’ve spent 400 hours on. It’s not room scale, doesn’t require the wands, but unlimited fun (if you like social deduction).
Werewolves within is something I’ve spent 400 hours on. It’s not room scale, doesn’t require the wands, but unlimited fun (if you like social deduction).This is somewhat off topic based on looking at what others are discussing in here. But I'm wondering what games I should look into purchasing on steam for the VR? any suggestions?
If it's your cup of tea, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice just released a VR variant, which is free to all owners of the original game -- even if you buy it afterward. To note, the only storefronts this freebie offer is supported on is GoG and Steam (direct purchase or third-party keys). I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard good things about it.
The game is also currently on sale at Humble Bundle's Store.
I just tried it in VR - hadn't played it before. I was a bit skeptical because it is 3rd person but it is pretty cool and it works in VR really well - and the visuals are really good. They handle cutscenes in a great way too. There is no reason they couldn't make a good Tomb Raider this way.
They have it on sale for the ps4 too. I ended up getting it for the PC though but I was debating on playing it on the PS4 pro because I have a 4k tv. But my 1440p monitor should be fine and I will be able to max it out too. For some reason lately I've been preferring to play games on the PS4 just because it's more comfy for me to sit on my recliner and lean back, and the controller feedback is nice too in some games.If it's your cup of tea, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice just released a VR variant, which is free to all owners of the original game -- even if you buy it afterward. To note, the only storefronts this freebie offer is supported on is GoG and Steam (direct purchase or third-party keys). I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard good things about it.
The game is also currently on sale at Humble Bundle's Store.
No VR on that version though.They have it on sale for the ps4 too.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-turing-faq,37067.htmlWhat about VR support?
According to our sources, GTX 1180 will be capable of outputting up to 120Hz to VR headsets at high resolutions over a single cable. To support this high refresh rate, Nvidia will use a new connector. Our main source suggests that it will be a proprietary Nvidia connector.However, given that the new HDMI 2.1 standard supports this kind of refresh rate and that headset manufacturers prefer industry standards, we think there's a strong possibility that it will use HDMI.
That's a Tom's Hardware thing. The site's probably in trouble, as it seems like they're publishing increasing amounts of rumors and clickbait.tech journalism isnt what it used to be.
Multiple announcements of virtualLink standard for usb-c:
https://www.anandtech.com/show/13088/virtuallink-announced-standardized-connector-for-vr-headsets
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/virtuallink-virtual-reality-display-interface,37470.html
~3 weeks later
derpwit article on nv turing with sensational title "Nvidia GTX 1180 to Use New High-Speed Connector: What You Need to Know"
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-turing-faq,37067.html
My 6 yr old grandson loves itIf anyone tries out Marvel Powers United VR, I'd be curious to hear your report.
HTC announced the Vive Wireless Adapter. Pre-orders start on September 5, but there's no information on the actual release date.
From your link: "Pre-order for device launches Sept. 5; Global on shelf date set for Sept. 24"
Aw shizzle dawg. I figured it was gonna be pricey, but $300? Mother scratcher. I guess I'll throw down for it anyway, cause the cables are definitely annoying. LOL, poor Pro owners. They already shelled out all that money for the Pro and then get slapped with a $60 premium for the wireless.HTC announced the Vive Wireless Adapter. Pre-orders start on September 5, but there's no information on the actual release date. Also, Vive Pro owners will have to pay an additional $60 to get a compatibility pack, which includes the cables needed to connect to the Vive Pro as well as attachment mechanisms and padding.
Aw shizzle dawg. I figured it was gonna be pricey, but $300? Mother scratcher. I guess I'll throw down for it anyway, cause the cables are definitely annoying.
Man I was hoping I could sell my Vive for maybe half of what I paid for it, before the second generation is released, but it looks like I'll only be able to make 1/4 back (for Vive + wireless set, unless wireless will work with Gen 2)? Yeesh.That's the same price as TPCast, so it's not too crazy.
Old Vive HMDs go for about $200-250 on eBay, so since I have the Pro, I'll probably just sell my original HMD to pay for a good chunk of the wireless adapter.
Man I was hoping I could sell my Vive for maybe half of what I paid for it, before the second generation is released, but it looks like I'll only be able to make 1/4 back (for Vive + wireless set, unless wireless will work with Gen 2)? Yeesh.
Yeah I wouldn't doubt it. Do you have any idea when Generation 2 is gonna hit the market? I have no idea.I've posted before, that I'd think it's likely there will be a big price drop in used gen 1 as gen 2 gets closer, so you might want to sell earlier than later.
Yeah I wouldn't doubt it. Do you have any idea when Generation 2 is gonna hit the market? I have no idea.
+1 on this. I tried it out a few weeks ago and for something that is free, they did a better job that the ones you pay for!If you haven't seen Ready Player One, you should definitely check it out! Story is fairly simple (oriented towards the early-teen market), but the graphics & concepts are just incredible, they did a really great job on it! Super fun from a VR perspective!
+1 on this. I tried it out a few weeks ago and for something that is free, they did a better job that the ones you pay for!