Author name: vrnewsdan

[ad_1] Apple doesn’t call Vision Pro a mixed reality headset, or a virtual reality headset for that matter. To Apple, it’s all spatial computing, which is fine–if not a little too vague. Since it doesn’t support dedicated controllers like all VR headsets out there though, it’s leaving many developers essentially stuck and unable to port […]

[ad_1] During the Ruff Talk VR 2024 Showcase today, Schell Games revealed an extended gameplay trailer for its upcoming VR puzzle Silent Slayer: Vault of the Vampire, showing off more of the vampire-ganking action that pits you against a host of temperamental traps. Schell Games, also known for its hit spy puzzle VR series I

Want to see Vision Pro in person? Apple now accepts online reservations for demos in stores on February 5th or later. This is still the case with demos this weekend.[ad_1] But, if you’d like to demo Vision Pro in-store on February 5th or beyond, you can book a slot. Apple says the Vision Pro demo

While my full review is still marinating, I want to share some early thoughts I’ve had while using the headset and what it means overall for the XR industry. It is important to note that those who don’t realize the importance of the launch Vision Pro has for the XR market are not familiar with

[ad_1] In an effort to boost engagement, Ramen VR, developers behind VR-exclusive MMORPG Zenith: The Last City (2022), announced the game will soon feature a free-to-play mode and premium in-game currency as it rebrands to Zenith: Nexus. Nexus is set to host access to content from both The Last City as well as a newly announced free-to-play section,

[ad_1] Meta today announced its fourth quarter earnings for 2023, revealing how Reality Labs has fared during the holiday season. It’s been a banner quarter for Meta’s XR division, with Reality Labs posting record revenue numbers, but also record costs. During its Q4 earnings call, Meta revealed its XR division had crossed over $1 billion

[ad_1] Unity has officially launched 1.0 support for visionOS, making its now Vision Pro-compatible game engine available to all Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscribers. Unity announced in recent a blog post that support for visionOS is now out of beta, which lets paid users create three main types of XR experiences: mixed reality apps, fully-immersive virtual reality