COG writes: Oculus Quest 2 is an incredible, entirely wireless VR device that does not require a PC or console to deliver one of the best possible VR experiences on the market today.
The tour is coming to the states as new dates have been revealed.
Marathon was slated to launch on Sept. 23, 2025 across Xbox, PC, and PlayStation, but Bungie will share the new release date in the fall.
It will lessen though and possibly make all the difference if it launches in a state that rectified a lot of the issues people had with it. A LOT of ifs of course.
If you really gotta play ... play the better extraction shooter this year : ARC Raiders
They can't cancel it until a themed controller has been released first... like concord.
If they were absolutely certain about the quality of Marathon, then they had not delayed it just now.
So they've basically just confirmed what everyone, well, a lot of people saw: Marathon is not ready yet, still no soul to be seen.
"Doubling down on the Marathon Universe"
They're doubling down on soul, thank goodness this feedback illuminated that for them...
and N4G was littered with comments like : Marathon looks really good, maybe you're a hater and the likes blah blah ... especially under articles which compared it with Arc Raiders ....
Razer has revealed their new V3 Line for the Kishi mobile platform.
$299? Great price. Can't deny it. Standalone, no console or PC? That's great. VR is definitely moving faster in tech.
Internet access required to activate and possibly use? Real Login name required? No and No.
That means always connected and data mining the user. With potential of your system being bricked by them and account taken if you get out of line. Also, I still laugh at the early games being "tech demos." These same people probably thought Atari games were tech demos. "Where's the open world games?" "Adventure feels like a tech demo." Short games don't mean tech demos.
Qualicum? What's a Qualicum? Not once. But twice. Spell check much?
**the 2-3 hour battery life prevents you from feeling ill while still getting a worthwhile experience**
Wha?...What? Then dogs it with the nausea comment as if that's something everyone who plays VR gets.
A deeply layered PUFF PIECE as the writer for the article got the
Quest 2 for free. Did you get to keep it? With his only negative being a head strap. You shouldn't have to buy another product to make it comfortable. And said Quest 2 is his best experience in VR ever. Umm.. Index?...Rift S?...Umm PC games with deeper experiences? You know, where games don't feel like mobile game "tech demos." Lol.