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VRFocus - One of the most exciting aspects of virtual reality (VR) at this early stage is that new experiences are popping up all the time, often from places that fans wouldnt normally expect them to come from. Production company Gentleman Scholar, for example, has today announced and launched a unique new VR experience in Truffle Pig, which mixes 2D animation with VR interaction. Available to download for free on PC via an official website, this debut VR effort from the company is compatible with the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD). A trailer for the experience can be seen below.

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Designed from the ground up for compatibility with the Oculus Rift, Albino Lullaby aims to transport players to a new plane of perception and immersion

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Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality get mixed up a lot, but Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe believes that AR is over-hyped...

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It feels like it's been years since the virtual reality craze began. Because, well, it has. Ever since Oculus VR hit Kickstarter in 2012 the desire for consumer-grade VR has been rampant. Soon, other companies would invest in realizing their vision for VR, including Sony with its Project Morpheus.

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Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality get mixed up a lot, but Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe believes that AR is over-hyped...

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"The ruling which occurred late last month by Jorge A. Solis, a judge for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas in Dallas denied a request by defendants Luckey and Oculus to dismiss the lawsuit."

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Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality get mixed up a lot, but Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe believes that AR is over-hyped...

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TSA: I often find it easy to forget or, perhaps a little more likely, dismiss the upcoming Gear VR system out of hand. Its a clever idea, to take a modern high end phone which features the same or very similar screen as Oculus main VR efforts, put it in a specially designed housing and then use various sensors to deliver a VR experience without needing a high end computer to power it all.