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09-21-2016 08:17 AM
Warbloke said:
Would you spend £200 on a controller if there was literally zero games or uses... its a lot of money if it just sat there on your desk, doing nothing as there was nothing you could use it for at all.... would you buy one ?
No? how about 1 game... would you buy one? how about 2 games ?
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Shadowmask72 said:
I believe it's been suggested by those who have tried both that Wands feel better suited for the feeling of holding guns, swords etc whereas Touch are much better replicating hands.
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09-21-2016 09:40 AM
Zenbane said:
Now that this discussion is on 2 pages, I gotta ask...
Haven't we all known the price ($200 USD) and estimated date (mid-to-late October) since like, August?
The price and release date were speculated at this for awhile, and then further confirmed after Ubisoft reported the release date for their VR titles. This thread is a fun read, but I'm confused about the general shock n' awe being depicted over what I thought was common knowledge 😮
Bah I missed it then. I suppose I was kind of aware of the common knowledge on folks 'speculation' or price and release date, and that the 'release date' had a bit of further evidence to back up the speculation on release date.
The price still remaining as pure speculation... which to be fair is just folk guessing. Maybe I hoped they would be guessing wrong 😞 Ok, so folk are good at guessing... but for those of us who hoped they might be wrong - once evidence to backup the price speculation came out - its a bit of a shock to those of us who hoped it would be lower 😞
Techy111 said:
I am so innocent dammit !
I have a Halo and everything... ive had it a long time to be honest....
since I got windows 10 last year, it was nice to finally meet Cortana gain 😉
Dreamwriter said:I bought a $200 HOTAS joystick setup for Elite Dangerous, and I've gotten a ton of hours of enjoyment from that one game, and the HOTAS made it SO much better. But this is a different case - this doesn't just enable one new type of gameplay, but two: motion controlling, and room-scale (due to the inclusion of the second camera). Also, we know there are already lots of software that supports it, because they've been making room-scale motion-controller games for Vive, and most of those will work with the Touch with no/minimal changes. And of course, the reason Oculus gave for delaying the Touch from Q2 2016 to second half of 2016 was so that more games would be available at launch.Warbloke said:Would you spend £200 on a controller if there was literally zero games or uses... its a lot of money if it just sat there on your desk, doing nothing as there was nothing you could use it for at all.... would you buy one ?
No? how about 1 game... would you buy one? how about 2 games ?
09-21-2016 09:41 AM