Exciting New VR Gaming: HTC Vive vs Oculus Quest

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Exciting New VR Gaming: HTC Vive vs Oculus Quest

Table of Contents:

  1. Introduction
  2. App Lab and Facebook
  3. Fantasy Puzzle Game Flow Weaver
  4. Kickstarter Backed VR MMO Zenith
  5. PlayStation VR Exclusive Fracked
  6. Oculus Quest 2's Popularity on Steam
  7. HTC Vive Teases New Headset
  8. Speculations on HTC Vive's New Headset

Article:

1. Introduction

Hey everyone! I hope You're all doing great and staying safe. Today, I have some super interesting news to share with you. There's one particular piece of news that I'm really excited about and I can't wait to hear your opinion on it. But before we dive into that, I want to remind you about tomorrow's live stream – the "You Spend My Money" live stream. It's happening tomorrow at 6 PM GMT, so make sure to join us for some fun.

Now, let's get started with the news!

2. App Lab and Facebook

The first piece of news is about App Lab and Facebook. Surprisingly, Facebook is putting things on App Lab. You would think they would verify their own applications, but apparently not even Facebook can get into the Oculus Store. Facebook has posted two Oculus App Lab experiences aimed at developers, including a new version of its "First Steps" showcase, this time using HAND tracking technology. So basically, Facebook has released these two experiences on App Lab to allow you and developers to check out hand tracking in these brand new experiences. If you feel like checking out some new experiences with hand tracking, go ahead and download both "First Steps" and "Tiny Castles" for free. However, keep in mind that these are not fully fleshed out gaming experiences, but more like introductory apps for Oculus Quest users.

3. Fantasy Puzzle Game Flow Weaver

Next up, we have the fantasy puzzle game called Flow Weaver, which is hitting Oculus Quest next week. If you're a fan of puzzle games in VR, this is something you should definitely look out for. The game is set to release on March 11th and is already available on the Oculus Store's wishlist section. So, make sure to add it to your wishlist and get ready for an exciting VR puzzle experience.

4. Kickstarter Backed VR MMO Zenith

Now let's talk about a Kickstarter-backed VR MMO called Zenith. This upcoming game by indie Studio Ramen VR has raised a substantial amount on Kickstarter and is set to launch on both PlayStation VR (PSVR) and Oculus Quest, in addition to PCVR. Zenith aims to deliver an anime-inspired VR MMORPG that is built specifically for VR and includes crossplay between platforms. If you're a fan of virtual reality and MMORPGs, this is definitely a game to look forward to.

5. PlayStation VR Exclusive Fracked

Moving on, we have another PlayStation VR exclusive game called Fracked. Developed by nDreams, the same studio behind the Oculus exclusive game Phantom: Covert Ops, Fracked is set to release this summer exclusively for PSVR. The game brings run and cover gunfights to VR with interesting locomotion mechanics. If you're a PSVR owner, this is an exciting title to keep an eye on.

6. Oculus Quest 2's Popularity on Steam

In recent news, it has been revealed that the Oculus Quest 2 is now the most used VR headset on Steam. This is a significant achievement considering its standalone nature. Despite being a standalone headset, the Oculus Quest 2 has helped drive the growth of VR on Steam, thanks to its ability to connect to a PC and play PC VR games. The popularity of the Quest 2 on Steam is a testament to its performance and affordability. Moreover, it is expected that the headset will receive a 120Hz update soon, further solidifying its position as the most powerful VR headset on the market.

7. HTC Vive Teases New Headset

In recent teasers, HTC Vive has hinted at the release of a new headset. While details are scarce, speculation suggests that it could be a standalone wireless headset to compete against the Oculus Quest 2. There is also a possibility that it could offer the option to connect wirelessly to Steam, as well as selling an additional hub for improved wireless connectivity. Alternatively, it could be a purely standalone headset. The community is eagerly anticipating further information, with discussions ranging from price predictions to potential features like higher FOV and support for base stations.

8. Speculations on HTC Vive's New Headset

While there is limited information available, there are several speculations regarding HTC Vive's new headset. One possibility is a wireless HMD that utilizes the Viveport service for on-demand game streaming with a monthly payment option. This could provide an alternative for those who dislike wires and prefer wireless VR experiences. Another possibility is a standalone headset without the option for wireless PCVR, which may not appeal to users who enjoy the flexibility of switching between standalone and PCVR. Higher FOV, base station support, and improved graphics fidelity are other features that users would love to see in the new headset. These speculations Create excitement within the VR community, as competition in the VR market is always welcome.

And that wraps up today's news! I hope you found the information interesting and informative. If you have any thoughts or opinions, please feel free to share them in the comments section below. And don't forget to join the Discord community and check out our subreddit for more VR content. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next video!

Highlights:

  • Facebook releases two Oculus App Lab experiences for developers to check out hand tracking.
  • Flow Weaver, a fantasy puzzle game, is coming to Oculus Quest next week.
  • Kickstarter-backed VR MMORPG Zenith confirms launch on PSVR, Oculus Quest, and PCVR.
  • PlayStation VR exclusive Fracked brings run and cover gunfights to VR.
  • Oculus Quest 2 becomes the most used VR headset on Steam, driving the growth of VR on the platform.
  • HTC Vive teases a new headset, sparking speculations about a potential standalone wireless device or improved PCVR capabilities.
  • Speculations on HTC Vive's new headset include features like wireless game streaming, improved FOV, and base station support.

FAQ Q&A: Q: Are the App Lab experiences free to download? A: Yes, both "First Steps" and "Tiny Castles" are available for free on App Lab.

Q: When is Flow Weaver releasing for Oculus Quest? A: Flow Weaver is set to release on March 11th for Oculus Quest.

Q: Will Zenith support crossplay between different platforms? A: Yes, Zenith aims to include crossplay between PlayStation VR, Oculus Quest, and PCVR.

Q: Is Fracked coming to other VR platforms? A: No, Fracked is an exclusive title for PlayStation VR.

Q: Why is Oculus Quest 2 popular on Steam? A: The Oculus Quest 2's ability to connect to a PC and play PC VR games has made it popular among Steam users.

Q: Will the new HTC Vive headset support wireless PCVR? A: Details about the new HTC Vive headset are limited, but there are speculations about the possibility of wireless PCVR connectivity.

Q: Can I expect higher FOV and base station support in the new HTC Vive headset? A: These features are among the speculations and desires of the VR community, but until more information is released, it's uncertain whether they will be included.

Q: When will the 120Hz update for Oculus Quest 2 be released? A: The exact release date for the 120Hz update is not known, but sources suggest it will be available sometime after March 14th.

Q: What should I expect from the HTC Vive's new headset? A: As details are limited, it's best to wait for official announcements from HTC Vive regarding the features and capabilities of their new headset.

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