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Walkabout Mini Golf Readies For VR Glasses By Becoming The Medium’s Best Hand Tracking Game
Walkabout Mini Golf was already one of the best immersive games and easily the best way to spend time with family and friends in VR.
Now it’s more accessible and easier to play while seated with experimental hand tracking on Quest.
I rece...
Emmy Award Winning VRChat Theater With Uncanny Alley: A New Day's Brendan A Bradley
The Ferryman Collective and Virtual Worlds Company just won an Emmy for their production of Uncanny Alley: A New Day performed inside VRChat.
The Good VR Podcast hosted the Ferryman Collective’s Deirdre V. Lyons and Stephen Butchko in the...
Walkabout Mini Golf Adds Experimental Hand Tracking With Xylodon Release
Before reading today’s exclusive news from Good Virtual Reality, I encourage you to find your way to the Walkabout Mini Golf listing on Steam, the Quest Store, PlayStation Store, Pico, or even Google Play and buy a couple DLC courses to dir...
Steam Frame Prescription Lenses Now Available From Zenni Optical (Update: Sold Out)
Until the Meta VR Glasses arrive in spring 2027, the Steam Frame doesn’t have a lot of competition as my daily driver VR headset.
So I’ve been waiting for Zenni Optical to follow through on the promise of prescription lenses that “click se...
Meta VR Glasses Hands-On Demo Impressions From Scott Stein, Norman Chan & Alex Coulombe
Three experts joined the Good VR Podcast to discuss their time demoing Meta VR Glasses.
Be sure to read and watch Scott Stein at CNET and Norman Chan at Tested for their unique perspectives going hands-on with Meta VR Glasses drawing from...
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