TPG reader Russell talks about his experience at PC gaming convention in Brightion, UK called, Rezzed:
"I’ve left this until last because I was so utterly, UTTERLY disappointed. This game was supposed to be the highlight of the show for me. I pre-ordered it a month ago because I want it so much. This game is Borderlands 2, and I feel violated. There was 3 or 4 banks of PCs running it on nice big monitors. Every single PC had an XBOX controller. Every. Single. One. That’s all – an XBOX controller."
In the penultimate article from our time at EGX 2016, I have put together a video of some conversations we had with indie developers in the Rezzed section of the convention, sandwiched between silk…
VRFocus- It's been a busy few months for UK-based indie developer Tammeka Games. Late last year the studio launched the Early Access version of its anticipated virtual reality (VR) compatible sci-fi racer, Radial-G. Earlier this week the team also confirmed that it was one of 13 new partners for Open-Source Virtual Reality (OSVR), the Razer spear-headed initiative that aims to make VR development accessible across different platforms, hardware and software. Now Tammeka Games has also confirmed that it will be bringing Radial-G to a major indie-focused event next month.
Gamer Network has today revealed the first batch of titles set to be showcased at next year’s EGX Rezzed event, taking place 12th – 14th March 2015, London. The first virtual reality (VR) title confirmed to be on show is none other than Fireproof Games’ Omega Agent, currently in development for Gear VR and also coming to PC for Oculus Rift.
