BNR: Near the end of Oculus VR's pre-E3 conference, Palmer Luckey took to the stage in order to show off the two-handed controller- the upcoming "Oculus Touch". Possibly the strangest controllers ever announced (topping the PS3 bananas), each individual controller has an analog stick, multiple buttons, and a trigger at the bottom
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Unreal Engine VR is a new mod tool that brings VR support to tens of thousands of Unreal Engine titles and for free.
For a few games it's pretty easy. Just need to apply the mod and settings. For most of them of course you need tinker yourself with settings at the moment but it's not that hard (apparently).
It's as easy or complex as you want, most of the big games like Hogwarts Legacy, Atomic Heart, etc, , hundreds of them (check flatscreen to vr discord) have some profiles already made, so you just load them and it automatically sets the best settings others modders have already found, so it's a matter of minutes, but of course you can tinker for hours to make it suit your needs.
Praydog is amazing..not only made a lot of modern Resident Evil games to work in VR, now its Unreal engine games...definitely a talented guy
Morels: Homestead, a relaxing game in which you can create your own unique homestead, is available now for PC VR.
Come on now is this what people really want lol.
That link isn't working for me and the person in the thumbnail to the article looks completely ridiculous lol
You may want to tone down the mocking about the type of gameing experience, because it indeed works.
The Concept and interactive control method works very well in a VR compute environment.
Melee combat type games such like starwars kights otr. Would work quite well with this type of setup.
If you try out google cardboard you could see for yourself why VR is now quite viable for Gaming than it was over 20 years back. Unlike than today's VR works not only better, has more advanced Hardware that over all is in entry level to VR consumer viable to the entry point. And its not just a few companies making a go at VR, its the largest company's in the tech industry that see the investment worth while.
If that's the controller, it looks like a poor version of a Move Controller. Button placement is similar but holding it seems like a pain. Why is it a ring?
That looks like it could work. It looks like a their own version of move controllers... minus large glowing orbs.
The only thing I don't get is why announce the partnership with Xbox to include an X1 controller with every Oculus and then immediately trivialize it with the announcement of this new controller...
I don't even know why including the X1 controller is a thing... I get the feeling that the people who have an Oculus Rift right now are tech savvy PC guys who either have other controller options already (360 controller) or can just rig up a controller setup easy. I is probably a deal that MS sign with Oculus cause they currently don't have a Full VR solution and would like the Xbox name attached to Oculus. Great move on their part as they currently only have an AR headset, but who knows if they have a VR headset in development.