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VRFocus-There is a lot of interesting fan art around the internet covering virtual reality (VR) head-mounted displays (HMDs). VRFocus thought that it was time to take a look at some of the fan made 3D recreations of Oculus Rift HMDs.

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Road to VR - Any way you slice it, 2014 has been an incredible year for VR. So, as we rapidly approach the close of the best year consumer VR has ever known, we attempt the impossible and pick our 10 games or applications that we think every enthusiast should possess.

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VRFocus - It's been a long time since indie developer Sunken Places has shared an update on the release of Classroom Aquatic, the intriguing virtual reality (VR) compatible 'cheat-'em up' that was crowd-funded through Kickstarter early last year. While there has been plenty of other news about the title, the developer has recently confirmed a new launch window for the anticipated experience along with a hint that it could also be coming to PlayStation 4, perhaps with support for the Project Morpheus head-mounted display (HMD) for PlayStation 4 alongside the Oculus Rift on PC.

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VRFocus - There's one very big question facing the virtual reality (VR) community at the start of 2015; when is the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) coming out? In the final quarter of 2014 Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe has gone on record stating that the release is still 'months' away, providing a vague but promising clue for the community to speculate with. This week Oculus Rift creator Palmer Luckey has provided an even bigger hint that may significantly narrow down the release time frame, though it may still be a little further down the line than some had hoped.

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VRFocus-All the way back in March 2014 VRFocus reported on the reveal of some of the first gameplay for Lacuna Passage, an intriguing new virtual reality (VR) exploration title from indie developer Random Seed Games. While work on the Kickstarted title continues, the developer has also launched a Steam Greenlight campaign for another of their projects, TIMEframe. Not only that, but the campaign has already raised enough Yes votes from the community to approve the title for sale on the full Steam store. Now that its successful, the developer notes that support for the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) may be included.

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With so little information on Sony Computer Entertainments (SCE) Project Morpheus virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD) for PlayStation 4 having been revealed last year, this is the device that seemingly has the most ground to cover heading into 2015. Its clear that SCE is holding back on confirming a full consumer release and the hardware hasnt seen any kind of updates since its March 2014 reveal. But if SCE really do intend on bringing the anticipated HMD to market then its time to commit. No more maybes; SCE needs to prove their dedication to VR and a desire to stand right alongside Oculus VR and the Oculus Rift as VR leaders in the new year.

Added: 31.12.2014 19:10 | 10 views | 0 comments


The holiday season is upon us and many of VRFocus readers will be eager to spend much of their time travelling to worlds beyond their own daily grind. To that end, over the next 12 days VRFocus will be bringing some top picks of the virtual reality (VR) scene that you can download and play right now on either the Oculus Rift development kits or the Gear VR.

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Earlier in the week VRFocus reported on news that Vizor, a unique virtual reality (VR) creation and hosting platform, would be starting a crowdsale in January 2015 to raise funds. Right now this browser-based service is only compatible with the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD), planning to offer a wide range of VR experience through its site. But could other HMDs running on different hardware be on cards for Vizor in the future?

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Road to VR Two little games have been making a big splash with the VR community as of late, with their classic Micro Machines gameplay and solid integration with the Oculus Rift DK2 VR headset. Leading this pack of tiny racers, BlazeRush and Toybox Turbos showcase a masterful use of third-person point of view in a space once populated almost exclusively by first-person experiences, raising the question: are tiny racers here to stay?