Tom's Hardware Steam Giveaway, 'Elite Dangerous: Deluxe Edition!'
Hey everyone! We've got another great Steam giveaway lined up for you. This round, we have three copies of Elite Dangerous: Deluxe Edition up for grabs!
Want to win? Join the discussion in our giveaway thread and tell us, "If you could ask a VR developer one thing, what would it be?" Keep in mind we will be using these questions and answers in an upcoming indie VR developer roundtable! To increase your odds, you can also enter via the raffle widget at the top of the thread entry page.
The contest will run until 12pm EDT on Friday, May 27. The game will be awarded to the winner as a Steam gift. A Steam account is required to receive the prize and play the game.
Enter the contest here.
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Joshua Simenhoff was a former Tom's Hardware community manager. He covered a wide range of topics, including PC hardware how-tos and articles with a focus on community engagement. His expertise lay in connecting with readers and providing practical, informative content about the latest technology.
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thtrop Given the possible uses of VR, i would ask if he thought about virtualizing some everyday applications that are either "reality-only" like a pinboard. Or virtualizing stuff that is restricted by input methods (mouse/keyboard/touchscreen). Like handling a calendar, taking notes, etc.Reply -
problematiq I could not get into this game. I guess for me it was strange playing flight simulator based controls in space, kinda weird flying a ship as if you were flying in an atmosphere. Again personal preference.Reply -
Illumynization When can we see full walking/swimming/flying movement through an open world game?Reply
Or multi-player games with cooperative or competitive play?
Lastly how about movies that we can watch in vr. We would have to rematch these movies over and over because there could always be something we missed.
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KenZen2B 1. When will the field of view become greater than it is now (both horiztially and vertically) ?Reply
2. How much can the weight of the headsets be reduced ?