That might be the batch that didn’t make the cut…

I’m just waiting for someone to make someting like this but runs locally and doesn’t feed a never ending data black hole. It doesn’t need to be that powerful to be useful too.

I have 113 hours in skyrim VR. I never felt bad playing tbh.

I feel really lucky to have practiced my VR legs for almost a decade that pretty much nothing makes me feel sick anymore. Maybe you could train on easier stuff at first?

There are so many games where i just want to look at and be part of the world in VR!

Medical training in VR isn’t a gimmick. Your view of the uses is just too narrow.

I wanna punch an industry so bad rn.

Points at BBEG : Fix this.
BBEG’s mom walks in.

Xit aka exit? So exitter?

Probably the best pizza i ever ate was a tomato sauce base with portobello, shiitake, chanterelle and truffle oil. That was crazy good!

I tried the demo and it was really fun! My only issue was that it kept going back to the main menu randomly and taking me back to the start of the game so i couldn’t make any progress. There are red barrels that can explode when hit that sends you flying making it possible to save lots of time but they are quite risky. I’m looking forward to the full release and hopefully it won’t kick me out of the game randomly at that point XD

Unfortunately the VR game selection in GOG seems pretty slim and they might still need steam VR to run anyways so either way i don’t have much choice.

You mean when it breaks up…

Laser clearly has better bandwidth then radio in most cases right?

Is slime rancher technically a shooter game?

Looks fun! I just hope it’s good and long enough to be worth whatever the asking price will be.

I personally prefer the instrument VR games that do them individually. I have paradiddle that i enjoy and I will definitely pickup trombone champ unflattened.

It’s so funny to compare a VR headset with a guitar XD yes the guitar will guitar better and cheaper then the VR headset. But it’ll do only that.

There’s a pretty good amount of people still using it, it seems.

Not surprising that Bytedance would want to gobble up every bit of data they can as fast as possible.