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English rock band The Who have released a beta version of their Oculus Rift virtual reality app, called "The Who Immersive." Already available for

Added: 25.01.2015 22:10 | 5 views | 0 comments


WDC: "What sets the Oculus Rift apart from countless failed tech innovations we were promised would be the future? Two billion dollars is a lot of money for a passion project. Thats the price that social giant Facebook paid for Oculus VR, the company behind the Oculus Rift headset. $2 billion to bring Palmer Luckeys dream of consumer-level VR to commercial reality. Its not the worlds first attempt at virtual reality, but it is the one that seems the closest to achieving mass-market penetration. Vuzix launched the Forte VFX-1 back in 1994. Sony has had a few different head-mounted displays, including 1997s Glasstron, 2011s HMZ-T1, and the upcoming Project Morpheus for PlayStation 4. Nintendo even tried to fake it with the Virtual Boy. Each device has found a limited niche audience, not the massive backing behind the Oculus Rift. Why?"

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VRFocus - Following the release of VRBits' NightTime Terrors, the company has unveiled new screenshots. The title takes place within a child's nightmare in which the player must destroy the twisted toys. NightTime Terrors is compatible with the second development kit (DK2) of Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD).

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VRFocus- Earlier this week Russia-based indie developer Nival launched a demo for its upcoming virtual reality (VR) experience, InMind VR. Said demo can currently be downloaded for free over on the Steam digital store and features full support for the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD). Now the first trailer for the title has arrived, which can currently be seen below.

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VRFocus - Next week is a big week for Polish videogame developer Techland. The team will launch one of the first big releases of 2015 in first-person action title, Dying Light. That said theres still plenty of work to be done as last year the developer announced its intentions to deliver a virtual reality (VR) version of the title later down the line. Recently VRFocus spoke to Techlands Maciej Binkowski about that eventual release.

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Existing virtual reality technology such as Oculus Rift or Project Morpheus are "truly exciting," but they aren't direct competitors to