We reported recently that the mysterious, massively funded and expertly hyped Magic Leap suffered a minor PR setback as the company cancelled two key public talks, TED being one. Well the company has just released a video that was set to be shared at the event that aims to ramp the hype further still.
At 3pm GMT, CCP Games is streaming the ‘Meet the Valkyries’ session which will feature developers working on the company’s first VR game.
With today’s Eve Valkyrie announcements, developer CCP Games is also pushing out some fresh looks at the latest build of the game.
At Eve Fanfest 2015, developer CCP Games is showing the latest build of their first VR game, Eve Valkyrie.
With just two months to work with early and constantly evolving hardware from Valve, Cloudhead Games had a challenge before them: create a SteamVR-ready demo in time for the HTC Vive reveal at GDC 2015. Denny Unger, President & Lead Creative Director of Cloudhead Games, tells us what the company has learned about developing for SteamVR during this dev sprint, and also conveys a strong affinity for the system’s capabilities.
EVE Fanfest begins today and promises to be another promising event for VR enthusiasts. To that end, CCP are reaffirming their longstanding support for virtual reality with a welcome keynote entitled “Welcome to Fanfest & the Future of VR” and you can watch it live, right here.
CCP Games, makers of Eve Online, are gearing up for this year’s Fanfest in Reykjavik, Iceland. The CCP-sponsored festival, which takes place March 19-21, not only offers Eve players a chance to talk with the game devs and hear about new and upcoming features to the MMO, but will also prominently feature the company’s forthcoming VR title, Eve Valkyrie.
WEVR, formerly known as WemoLab, announced their new $1Million grant today, a program aimed at anyone looking to get into the new field of cinematic VR.
Version 3 of NewRetroArcade is out and in addition to its already formidable reputation and feature list, it brings Sega Genesis and adds the ability for enthusiasts to build their own arcade cabinets.
If you thought you were finally getting your hands on some info about the secretive Google-backed startup, Magic Leap, you’d be wrong—at least for now—because amidst much speculation, Magic Leap executives have cancelled their public talks on the technology.
The adult entertainment industry is ripe and ready for virtual reality, and a few entrepreneurial folks are already capitalizing on it. My guest today is one of those people, adult performer, Ela Darling.
‘Project Nautilus VR’, a now cancelled Kickstarter campaign featuring an app and VR headset combo, wanted to take underwater VR experiences for Google Cardboard one step further: by actually putting you and your beloved smartphone head-first into a pool. And the thing is, it wasn’t even cancelled because of how horrifying all of that sounds.
CCP Games, developer of Eve Online, was one of the earliest big studios to jump into VR game development. After announcing Eve: Valkyrie, a made-for-VR space dogfighting game, the project has been running relatively silent. However there are strong signals that Valkyrie and VR will feature prominently at the company’s annual ‘Fanfest’ this week.
Steam VR, Valve’s platform for virtual reality applications using the Steam content portal, has been updated and brings with it support for their promising new tracking solution, Lighthouse as well as a demo application for you to try it out.
