Valve doesn't care about entry level, Index is for the enthusiast.
Valve reassuringly states: "We're Still Working on VR" in a recent interview, whilst confirming the Steam Deck and VR teams work together.
I wonder if that means some games will be VR only again.
I just want them to go back to their roots where the majority of their games are made for a modern mid/high spec PC.
They are talking about hardware here and the direction that Valve might take with future hardware. And, interestingly, they might be going the standalone route. This is honestly the way to go if they want the device to reach more people as shown by the Quest 2 sales.
A new open beta for Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss has launched, bringing SteamVR compatible headsets into the fray for the first time.
The launch of the Valve SteamVR 2.0 Beta ensures most of Steam and Steam Deck current features are now part of SteamVR.
£1000,00 No way.
Ordered the full kit. Most certainly an upgrade over my HTC Vive and $400 less than the Pro kit. I knew it would be pricey at launch.
Disappointed with the price, still tempted though.