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An exploded-view of Razer's new OSVR headset - Further images can be found below

Gaming tech firm Razer has revealed its answer to the

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An exploded-view of Razer's new OSVR headset - Further images can be found below

Gaming tech firm Razer has revealed its answer to the

Added: 06.01.2015 14:34 | 0 views | 0 comments


An exploded-view of Razer's new OSVR headset - Further images can be found below

Gaming tech firm Razer has revealed its answer to the

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Hardcore Gamer: This latest Oculus Rift tweak, courtesy of the fine folks at Leap Motion, Inc., allows players to switch from the alternate realm provided by their virtual reality headset to the current realm that likely involves their sad carcasses sitting in some old chair.

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VRFocus-Last month indie developer Three One Zero reintroduced its virtual reality (VR) compatible first-person videogame, ADR1FT. A short presentation at The Game Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada revealed that the title was still coming to PC with support for the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) and would also arrive on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4. All that said, support for the Project Morpheus HMD on PlayStation 4 hasnt been confirmed, although a recent discussion between two members of Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) does suggest it could be happening.

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VRFocus-Late last year indie developer Rectangle launched a Steam Greenlight campaign for Raiders Sphere 4th, a Japanese flight simulation title that takes inspiration from the likes of the Ace Combat series. The experience looks to fill a gap that has been left in the flight genre in recent years. Just over a month on and the videogame has now passed that campaign, meaning it will see a full launch on Valves digital PC with virtual reality (VR) support using the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD).

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VRFocus-Late last year indie developer Rectangle launched a Steam Greenlight campaign for Raiders Sphere 4th, a Japanese flight simulation title that takes inspiration from the likes of the Ace Combat series. The experience looks to fill a gap that has been left in the flight genre in recent years. Just over a month on and the videogame has now passed that campaign, meaning it will see a full launch on Valves digital PC with virtual reality (VR) support using the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD).