Oculus Rift and HTC Vive headsets decline with Steam users, recent survey finds, with virtual reality headsets owned by under 1% of all Steam users.
Two 3DO games recently reissued by Limited Run Games, Plumbers Don't Wear Ties and D, appear to have a major problem, according to customers.
D was a great, atmospheric horror game. It was worth the rental back in the day. Also, Limited Run Games sucks.
LRG are just glorified overpriced reproductions.... and now they can't even get that last part right. I make better repros using my own stack of CD-R.
Just don’t. 3DO games were the worst. Imagine paying premium prices for a dog-crap version of a game. The era of barely trying or understanding their own tech and charging asinine prices… 3DN0. It’s best that you don’t admit that you had one of these.
Limited Run Games makes me sick. The prices they ask are ridiculous and then the whole burning discs instead of pressing them is pretty disgusting. This is a company that takes their customers for a ride and demands extortion level prices for a product, like we’re talking 2x to 3x more than MSRP.
Save the quarters and blast everything to oblivion at home!
Brendan writes; "Head of digital product development Dan Ayoub tells us about the toy maker's plans to get back in the game."
It's almost like people don't wanna pay for a second PC.
VR is cool tech, it really is but let's be honest. The games out right now don't warrant a purchase and the people buying into VR now are kinda the guinea pig for VR. I mean, the buzz is now Project Morpheus while OR and HTC Vive are barely even mentioned anymore.
Many reviewers I follow on YouTube made one or two video's about the VR helmet they got and 1 game.
Doesn't really warrant a purchase IMO
Time for PSVR to step in and make VR mainstream.
Needs better content. Chronos is the only ""good"" game out for VR and it is fairly short. The best VR experience I have actually had is Diablo 3 using VorpX but that is far from perfect since the game wasn't designed with VR in mind so the menus etc are hard to get setup correctly. Plus no controller support on PC is a bummer.
I had a lot of fun when I bought my HTC Vive at the start of Summer, but I have hardly used it over the past month or so because of the lack of good full games. Every time a new game comes out that would be good in VR it's the same old response from the developers, "we are considering it".
LOL. Who the fuq thought this nonsense was the next thing?
Oh, same folks that thought 3D was the next thing.
The real next thing will be cloud computing and sharing.