VRFocus - The Oculus Rift works. As insane as it may sound, it’s possible to slip on the much anticipated virtual reality (VR) headset and feel like you’ve stepped into another world. The problem? Right now you can only take our word for it. This isn’t a matter of powerhouse visuals that can be showcased with a simple trailer or motion controllers that can be demonstrated live, this is a technology that truly needs to be seen to be believed. Unless you’re lucky enough to own a developer kit or you’ve sampled the Oculus Rift at an event, it’s hard to imagine it really working. That perception is something that Oculus Rift creators Oculus VR and all other VR outlets are going to struggle with throughout the next few years.
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Files in Oculus’ PC application have revealed the name of the next VR headset to succeed the Oculus Rift, the RIFT S.
Both Dash and Home have seen makeovers.
