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Devlin-Darkside said:
1. Yes, Ive had mine 5 days now and there is a big mixture of stuff, free and paid. I have been a big user of steam for the last 15 years, I didn't think I would be saying this but I like the Oculus home better than steam home. It is simpler and more intuitive to use but there are some things that are only available on steam i.e The Lab. So while it is necessary to have both I spend more time in Oculus home. I have also read (but not tried) you can also subscribe to viveport the HTC vive storefront/home but you have to be careful what you buy because some games are made only for the vive controllers.
2. No
With the huge price difference atm in the summer sale the rift was the best option for me.
07-17-2017 02:14 AM
kzintzi said:
1 - yes, for a given value of yes. SteamVR supports the Oculus rift, but it relies on developers to support the touch controllers properly. ultimately this is a time question/issue. I can't answer for any of the other distribution platforms out there. my personal experience is that stuff in Home works better than stuff in SteamVR, but I'll happily admit that I haven't played/looked at anything in SteamVR for 9 months now. others on the forum will be able to give you better answers.
2 - no. by the looks of it Microsoft are doing their own headsets, so I expect they will support the XBOneS.
if you do make the jump, welcome aboard.. it's LOTS of fun :smile:
07-17-2017 02:28 AM