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‘Borderlands 2 VR’ Gets PS Aim Support & Improved Shooting for All Controllers

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Mar 8, 2019

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Borderlands 2 VR (2018) launched on PSVR late last year with support for DualShock 4 and PS Move, and while it also seemed to be a perfect fit for the platform’s dedicated gun controller, PS Aim, users just had to make do. Now developers Gearbox Software and 2K Games have announced they’ve officially added PS Aim support including a few other shooting specific improvements that should keep you happily blasting bandits and looting vaults with greater ease regardless of your chosen controller.

Valve Laid Off Contractors and 13 Employees, Some Working on VR

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Mar 8, 2019

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Valve today confirmed that the company laid off 13 full-time employees and an unspecified number of contractors. The layoffs are believed to have largely impacted the company’s VR hardware group.

Vive Studios & Vertigo Games Announce VR Card Battle Game ‘Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl’

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Mar 7, 2019

Vertigo Games, the studio behind Arizona Sunshine (2016) and Skyworld (2017), have teamed up with Vive Studios to create a new VR card-battler dubbed Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl.

Oculus Rift is Out of Stock All Over the Web, Suggesting ‘Rift S’ is Near

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Mar 7, 2019

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It seems one of two things is happening at the moment: either Oculus Rift has been selling like hotcakes and going out of stock simultaneously all over the Internet, or the company is tuning down production for some unknown reason. Considering there’s been no big price drops lately to bring on unseasonable demand, it could be that Facebook is flushing out stock to make way for what’s next.

PSVR MOBA ‘Megalith’ Free Demo Lets You Migrate Progress to Full Version

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Mar 7, 2019

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Megalith (2018), the first-person PSVR battle arena from Disruptive Games, now boasts a free demo that gives you a good chance to try out all of the game’s Titans before plonking down the cash for the full game.

Nintendo Jumps into VR (Again) With Switch VR ‘Labo’ Kit Coming in April

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Mar 7, 2019

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Nintendo is bringing VR to Switch in the form of its latest ‘Labo’ kit which aims to “combine the innovative physical and digital gameplay of Nintendo Labo with basic VR technology to create a simple and shareable virtual reality experience for kids and families.”

Oculus CTO: Quest Will Feature Same Sideloading Process as Oculus Go

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Mar 6, 2019

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Developers creating VR apps for Oculus Quest will probably have a harder time getting through the review process than they did previously with Rift or Go. Small consolation for devs who don’t make the all important Oculus Store cut: end users will still be able to sideload unsupported apps from outside of the Oculus Store.

Second Google Glass for Enterprise Appears in Leaked Images with USB-C & Modest Spec Bump

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Mar 6, 2019

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It’s been nearly two years since Google launched its first Glass Enterprise Edition, something the company called “a new chapter” for the device. Originally introduced in its Explorer Edition in 2013 targeting early adopters and developers, it now appears the second gen Enterprise Edition Glass could be well on its way to the final stages of production.

‘Vacation Simulator’ to Launch on Vive & Rift Next Month, PSVR This Summer

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Mar 5, 2019

Owlchemy Labs today announced their next VR parody game Vacation Simulator is set to release for PC VR headsets next month. The PSVR version is slated to launch a little later at some point this summer.

First ‘Beat Saber’ Music Pack DLC to Launch Next Week

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Mar 5, 2019

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Beat Games, the indie studio behind block-slashing rhythm game Beat Saber (2018), announced that the long-awaited first music pack is headed to both PC and PSVR platforms on March 14th.

Facebook is Developing Enterprise Versions of Oculus Quest & Go

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Mar 5, 2019

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Facebook has been pretty hands-off when it comes to providing VR solutions for enterprise, although that may be changing with the entrance of bonafide enterprise versions for both Oculus Quest and Oculus Go.

Rube Goldberg-style Puzzler ‘Gadgeteer’ Gets Free Beta Demo on Steam

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Mar 5, 2019

Physics-based puzzler Gadgeteer has launched a free beta demo on Steam alongside a contest to see who can build the coolest chain reaction. As a VR puzzler, Gadgeteer stands out for allowing you to build your own Rube Goldberg-style reaction machines, positing direct physical interaction and creativity at the center of its approach to solving problems, toying around in its sandbox mode, and moving through its campaign.

ESL & Oculus Announce Esports VR League Season 3, Biggest Prize Pool Yet

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Mar 4, 2019

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ESL, the world’s largest esports organizer, and Oculus announced that season three of the VR League will kickoff on March 24th. A prize pool, which is touted as the league’s largest yet, tallies a total of $250,000.

HTC is Giving Away 1 Month of Viveport Infinity for Free

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Mar 4, 2019

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Viveport Infinity, HTC’s unlimited Netflix-style game delivery service for Vive & Rift, is set to launch on April 2nd. To celebrate, the company is giving a one-month free access code to anyone who fills out a quick user survey.

Batman “Mixed Reality” Demo Shows VR Cloud Gaming Still Has a Long Way to Go

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Mar 4, 2019

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At this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) it seemed every mobile network operator on the planet was hocking the next hotness in data connectivity, the magical alphanumeric ‘5G’. It’s true 5G is slated to make way for plenty of changes in how users consume mobile content thanks to a dramatic increase in bandwidth and lowered latency, but if you’re salivating over the possibilities for what that means for VR gaming in the near future, you may want to step back a bit.

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