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Valve has no VR headset, it's backing Oculus Rift

Eurogamer.net: Despite speculation, Steam and Half-Life house Valve is not building its very own virtual reality headset. Instead, it's working together with VR headset pioneer Oculus to "drive PC VR forward" with Oculus Rift, Valve revealed during day two of it's Steam Dev Days conference.

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Garethvk3750d ago

I played HL 2 on it via the Piston PC at C.E.S. last week. When standing you can become dizzy so it is best to be seated or lean against something. It was a bit more pixelated than standard and had a red hue to it in game but it did add a new dimension. You just cannot play some games for an extended amount of time without being dizzy or disoriented.

Agent_hitman3748d ago (Edited 3748d ago )

I've experienced the same thing when I was playing Doom 3, HL 2 on my old Pentium 4 pc before.. At that time I feel like I'm gonna puke and I feel the vertigo lol...

Garethvk3748d ago

Here are some images of the Rift at CES when I was using it and one with another.

http://sknr.net/2014/01/12/...

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Valve's upcoming VR headset possibly shown off in new patent

Valve has been working on a wireless VR headset. Is this it?

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What games are available to play on Valve's Steam Deck?

Valve has checked the compatibility of hundreds of Steam games on the Steam Deck. Here's the complete list.

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Valve's Steam Deck has been delayed until at least February

As it has been for many companies, supply chain issues have slowed Valve's production of the Steam Deck.

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