Beefjack Writes: It used to be that you could only get into three dimensional video if you went to some fancy place like an I-Max theater. Sure, the PS3 is dabbling in the art, and some of the newest PC video cards have 3D capabilities. But the fact that these benchmarks exist doesn't really mean that anybody is actually making these technologies easily accessible and usable for the average consumer.
The Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition has arrived for $399.99, but we wonder if it was really needed or just a simple cash-in.
We're talking about a limited edition item here, and by definition, those aren’t exactly 'needed'. But when you look at what’s included, the controller, the strap, and a few months of Game Pass, it actually turns out to be a surprisingly good deal.
What’s weird is that this is a VR headset branded with Xbox, a platform that doesn’t even support VR. And Xbox is part of Microsoft, a company that more or less walked away from all of its VR efforts. Yet somehow, this ends up being the best value available for a VR headset. If you're looking to get into VR, unless you're buying used, it’s hard to find anything that offers more for the price.
Ubisoft: "Hello everyone,
Tomorrow, June 25, we will be releasing Title Update 1.0.6 for Assassin's Creed Shadows @ 2 pm UTC / 10 am EDT / 7 am PT.
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to report these issues to us via the Bug reporter. As always, you can contact our support team if you run into any trouble.
Have a look at tomorrow's upcoming changes and be sure to check out the Year 1 Roadmap for more information on what's coming next for Assassin's Creed Shadows!"
Sloclap's Rematch is far from done with major improvements on the way for the multiplayer football game after launch.
Any multiplayer online game that doesn't launch with crossplay is a big skip from me...
