I think all of the manfacturers say that VR should not be used by children (IIRC Oculus said age 13+) so I would be surprised if Overclockers would allow him to demo it.
lets be fair the core demographic of pc gaming ethusiast is not one that you might associate with the idea of people with clean healthy skin...
I think all of the manfacturers say that VR should not be used by children (IIRC Oculus said age 13+) so I would be surprised if Overclockers would allow him to demo it.
I am pretty annoyed that HTC have not organised even one Vive demo location outside of England. That's a rather poor show, tbh.They have six demo locations OcUK being one of which where you can try for yourself and then if happy pre-order in store of which the 14 day rule does not apply as you already tried prior to purchase and did not order online.
I am pretty annoyed that HTC have not organised even one Vive demo location outside of England. That's a rather poor show, tbh.
A bunch of us actually did just do the approximate 7-hour trip to OCUK, just for the 20-minute demo!!There isn't one in the South West area or anything south of Reading or London either so wouldn't feel too left out if I was you. I wont be driving a 10ish hour return trip just to try one.
I'll have mine Tuesday, so may well let people local ish to me give it a try.
I'm in Torquay
Got myself booked in for Friday. If i preorder on Friday when would i expect delivery?
Is money taken on preorder or when they have them in stock?