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VRFocus reports on the confirmation that Minority Media's forthcoming videogame, Time Machine VR, is now an Oculus Rift exclusive title.

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Oculus Rift will ship with an Xbox One controller, but this didn't stop Oculus from experimenting to design its own VR...

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Oculus VR chief Brendan Iribe showcased the first commercial version of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset and,...

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Join Hardlydan, Amras89 and OC_CPMatthew for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Scalebound and Crackdown skipping E3, the Mega Man Legacy Collection, YouTube Gaming, Bloodstained being the most successful Kickstarter project, Oculus Rift partnering with Microsoft, Nintendo to announce more third-party support, Tales From the Borderlands next episode, Hellblade, and the PS Now UK beta rental prices. Games discussed are X-COM: Enemy Within, Skyrim, Two Dots, Pokemon Shuffle, Brain Age Express: Math, Fallout: New Vegas, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Monster Summer Game.

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Xbox development head Kudo Tsunoda has announced that the corporation is "working closely with Valve" to ensure that Windows 10 will be an ideal platform for Valve's Vive headset.

Though he wouldn't offer specific details, Tsunoda's announcement of a Valve partnership closely follows the Windows 10 deal with Oculus VR. Retail models of Oculus Rift

Meanwhile, Oculus Rift will be able to play Xbox One games via a Wi-Fi streaming service. It is suspected, though not confirmed, that Valve's Vive headset could offer the same function.

Microsoft has gone from relative obscurity in the world of VR, to becoming a central player in the sector, in a matter of days.

There is no confirmed release date for the Vive headset, though Valve has already begun speaking to developers about shipping developer models.

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Xbox development head Kudo Tsunoda has announced that the corporation is "working closely with Valve" to ensure that Windows 10 will be an ideal platform for Valve's Vive headset.

Though he wouldn't offer specific details, Tsunoda's announcement of a Valve partnership closely follows the Windows 10 deal with Oculus VR. Retail models of Oculus Rift

Meanwhile, Oculus Rift will be able to play Xbox One games via a Wi-Fi streaming service. It is suspected, though not confirmed, that Valve's Vive headset could offer the same function.

Microsoft has gone from relative obscurity in the world of VR, to becoming a central player in the sector, in a matter of days.

There is no confirmed release date for the Vive headset, though Valve has already begun speaking to developers about shipping developer models.