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Kind of like the Matrix...Sadly the biggest problem for VR is that the experience cannot be explained, it has to be experienced.
Kind of like the Matrix...Sadly the biggest problem for VR is that the experience cannot be explained, it has to be experienced.
Kind of like the Matrix...
I have a Rift and an Odyssey+. The Odyssey+ blows the Rift out of the water purely by virtue of the screens, and the tracking isn't far off (you need at least a 3 sensor setup to beat it).Rift versus Newer headsets basically comes down to
graphics versus tracking + controllers
I'll take better tracking (WMR headsets), controllers (vive/pro), exclusive games (lone echo et al) and ASW that works (SkyrimvR with ENB @45fps locked ASW is great).
The Pimax's trade off is poor software/optimisation and a high price.
The WMR headsets and the Samsung ones just don't have the tracking which the Vive & Rift offer and thats a big issue.
The Vive Pro's price is obscene for what it is.
I still think this point in time, if you're buying a VR headset, its between the Vive and Rift.
If you don't care about tracking quality & room scale, WMR/Odyssey are great. However I'd personally take better tracking and better controllers over the former.
Another point to take into account is if you want your VR experience to be portable. If I buy a gaming laptop, I'll grab an Odyssey ASAP.
Look up a game called Climbey. Perhaps not going for the realism of a mountain face, it's a lot of fun and supports co-op and is dirt cheap. If it does have to be a mountain face, the there's the biggest of them all Everest VRhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/384750/EVEREST_VR/
To The Top is an outstanding game if you want to hop, jump and climb around a theme park. That's a lot more fun
I have a Rift and an Odyssey+. The Odyssey+ blows the Rift out of the water purely by virtue of the screens, and the tracking isn't far off (you need at least a 3 sensor setup to beat it).
However, Revive/Remixed isn't working well at all for me so... Oculus exclusive software is a trump card that is hard to ignore.
I really hope either Revive gets fixed, or Rift CV2 launches in time for Stormlands.
Problem is we still lack real AAA games for VR. Which is a shame because it completely changes the experience of gaming (in a good way).
That’s most likely going to be a problem for years yet. As the VR market is so small with such a high amount of inactive VR headsets that there isn’t enough of a population to buy enough games for a VR only AAA game to be justified and developed. The other problem is most AAA games don’t translate well over to VR so won’t get VR support.Problem is we still lack real AAA games for VR. Which is a shame because it completely changes the experience of gaming (in a good way).