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Has anyone here tried it yet?
I got my hands on an Oculus Rift DK2 a few months back and I was fairly impressed.
It really did feel immersive, however at the point I tried it, the demo's available were fairly low spec in terms of graphics.
Got a DK1 at home at the moment which I've borrowed, the screen, being smaller and running at a lower resolution is really pixelated, but the consumer model is being released with two 1080x1200 screens (one for each eye!), so that should pave the way for good, quality games.
Really, I'm hoping that with the release of the HTC Vive, Valve decides to release a new Portal/Left4Dead/HalfLife game - and if that's the case, I can see VR as a whole really taking off. At the moment, most of the games available are home projects that are good enough for Dev Kits, but not for a consumer release.
So far I've tried VRKarts, UE4Rollercoaster, iRacing, ZVR Apolcalypse, AirDrift, Affected and Sightline Chair. Is there anything else worth trying at the moment?
And as expected, its great when you're baked
I got my hands on an Oculus Rift DK2 a few months back and I was fairly impressed.
It really did feel immersive, however at the point I tried it, the demo's available were fairly low spec in terms of graphics.
Got a DK1 at home at the moment which I've borrowed, the screen, being smaller and running at a lower resolution is really pixelated, but the consumer model is being released with two 1080x1200 screens (one for each eye!), so that should pave the way for good, quality games.
Really, I'm hoping that with the release of the HTC Vive, Valve decides to release a new Portal/Left4Dead/HalfLife game - and if that's the case, I can see VR as a whole really taking off. At the moment, most of the games available are home projects that are good enough for Dev Kits, but not for a consumer release.
So far I've tried VRKarts, UE4Rollercoaster, iRacing, ZVR Apolcalypse, AirDrift, Affected and Sightline Chair. Is there anything else worth trying at the moment?
And as expected, its great when you're baked