Smash Hit Plunder Dev Reveals Innovative ‘Shared Screen’ System for Gear VR

VRFocus – When using either the Oculus Rift or Project Morpheus virtual reality (VR) head-mounted displays (HMD) a mirror image of what the user is seeing is displayed on a connected monitor or TV display. It's a handy feature that helps others get a sense of what the player is experiencing and, in the case of Project Morpheus, opens up some new multiplayer opportunities. But when it comes to Samsung's Gear VR smartphone-based HMD, there isn't any secondary screen to connect to show these images. Smash Hit Plunder developer Triangular Pixels has its own solution to this issue.