Konami considers Yu-Gi-Oh VR spin-off
Konami demoed a VR version of the card game at a celebration of the brand's 25th anniversary. The demo was so well received by the audience that the publisher plans to “continue to develop Yu-Gi-Oh! games with VR and various other technologies”. At the end of the demo, the audience could see a large "To be continued" message.
VR hit Vampire: The Masquerade – Justice arrives on PC VR with 20% off
Fast Travel Games has released the PC VR version of its stealth adventure Vampire: The Masquerade – Justice with a limited-time launch discount of 20%. The game features new settings for texture quality and resolution scale, and also supports the bHaptics haptic vest peripheral. The bhaptics support is now also available on Quest 3, Quest 2, and Quest Pro via an update that also adds Simplified Chinese localization and several bug fixes. An additional patch for the Playstation VR 2 version is forthcoming.
Yupitergrad 2: The Lost Station's PSVR 2 debut announced with new gameplay trailer
Yupitergrad 2: The Lost Station will be released in a PSVR 2 version in 2024. The colorful comic-style sci-fi VR shooter is currently available on platforms including SteamVR, Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest Pro and Pico 4. According to developer Gamedust, more details on the release of the PSVR 2 version will be revealed in future announcements. There is no exact release date yet. You can check out the PSVR 2 trailer below.
A developer proves you can stream SteamVR to Vision Pro
A developer named Zhuowei Zhang has ported the PC VR streaming program ALVR to Vision Pro. ALVR is an open-source alternative to Air Link, Steam Link, and Virtual Desktop.
With ALVR for Vision Pro, SteamVR content can be streamed from a PC to Apple's headset, as another developer demonstrated in a short video. However, this is unlikely to be much fun, as most SteamVR games require VR controllers, which Vision Pro does not support.
Change of plans at YouTube: Vision Pro app now possible
YouTube has plans to support Vision Pro, according to a statement from company spokesperson Jessica Gibby to The Verge. While no specific details or timeline were shared, Gibby confirmed that a Vision Pro app is in YouTube's future plans. It remains unclear whether YouTube will simply modify the existing iPad app or develop something more comprehensive for Vision Pro. YouTube, Spotify and Netflix had previously announced that they would not be providing apps for visionOS for the time being.
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