Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Virtual Reality gaming might still be in its infancy but in a lot of respects it also feels like a lot of the excitement surrounding this new medium is starting to wane. Maybe its the high cost of entry or the lack of (very) compelling VR games but there seems to be a general ambivalence towards virtual reality. However, while the excitement seems to have been dampened somewhat, 2018 already has a lot of reasons to be excited to strap on your favorite set of goggles and head back into the world of VR but there’s a palpable sense that if you aren’t sold on VR by the end of the year then this will all go down in the annals of gaming history as just another fad."
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Viveport, the VR retail platform from HTC is now giving developers 90% of their game revenue, instead of a 70/30 spilt like Steam.
It could be free and it wouldn't matter at this point. There isn't really a PCVR Market and I say that as a PCVR user. It is modders and enthusiasts with a few retail products on Steam.
Are you planning a Halloween Party this year? How about those friends and family that live far away? Vive has a plan for you.
I'm pretty sure everyone is going to the VR chat Halloween Party already.
havent tried sonys vr but tried a htc demostrationfew weeks back and it was one of the most amazing things ive experienced in gaming. so glad i didnt feel sick like some ppl.
PSVR is an incredible piece of kit, I have one. It's obvious VR won't be mass market, but the stuff I have on it and what's coming I pretty happy. Hopefully more will be announced later in the year
PSVR and Batman for me are worth the asking price, but the lack of games from the big publishers tells me it's already had its day.
psvr has 4 million sold already so would say it's already made it. have you played RE7 in vr yet? lol
I'm loving my PSVR. Great experience. Never going to use it 100% for my gaming, but when I do I have bags of fun. Even the games that don't look good on the face of it, such as Headmaster, I have absolutely loved. Will be great if better games came out, but quite possibly a case of developers getting to grips with VR, not wanting to take the risk of diving into the market when they're not sure how it's going to do. I think the PSVR player base is big enough to encourage a lot of developers.