12-27-2017 09:39 AM
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12-27-2017 05:23 PM
NGDGU said:
Thanks Syrellaris, I know how to find the details, I was just looking to make the in VR experience easier for my guests to see what games require what, for example if they want a "seated" game, they may click details on 10 apps before finding a seated one.
12-27-2017 10:50 AM
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12-27-2017 05:23 PM
NGDGU said:
Thanks Syrellaris, I know how to find the details, I was just looking to make the in VR experience easier for my guests to see what games require what, for example if they want a "seated" game, they may click details on 10 apps before finding a seated one.
12-28-2017 08:17 AM
DTH said:
Not sure if you know or maybe I missed read you. in your library, there are some dots (3 I think) it lets you see the details from there. After you have your favorite few that you go back to your remember.
12-28-2017 08:18 AM
Syrellaris said:
NGDGU said:
Thanks Syrellaris, I know how to find the details, I was just looking to make the in VR experience easier for my guests to see what games require what, for example if they want a "seated" game, they may click details on 10 apps before finding a seated one.
Hmmm.. Generally the games image gives it away I guess. I mean most shooters have a standing experience, while some also do both. Vehicle games like Elite Dangerous, the car racing one(forgot its name) are obviously seated experiences.
Strategy games / RPG games like Chronos and Dragon Forge are seated obviously. Farlands can be played both standing and seated.
Generally I use the following rule of thumb though, if the game looks like it is a seated experience then it most likely is and if the movement method is teleportation then it generally supports both.
But other then that, I do not think there is an easier method for your guests to figure out which games are what.