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E3 2016 is still underway, but all of the big announcements have been made – and it has been the biggest year for virtual reality yet. From huge reveals of VR-exclusive games, to new hardware announcements, to price points and retail dates, the expo this year has seen developers big and small go all-in on VR. Here, then, is a summary of everything you need to know that was revealed at the show.
Oculus
Oculus has announced that over 30 Oculus Touch-compatible games will be released for the motion control hardware this year. This includes existing VR games that will be introducing Oculus Touch support, as well as all-new Oculus Touch-exclusive games – some of which were revealed along with the announcement. You can see their trailers below.
SteamVR
In addition to demoing the HTC Vive’s mixed reality streaming setup, a couple of major Vive-exclusive game announcements were made by Bethesda. Both Fallout 4 and Doom would be receiving VR versions, and both were playable on the show floor.
PlayStation VR
Sony finally announced the price and release date of the PlayStation VR hardware. It will be available worldwide on October 13 for US$399 / AU$549. Sony also announced a new gun-style first-person shooter controller designed for PlayStation VR, called the PlayStation VR Aim Controller. Over 50 games will be available for PlayStation VR by the year’s end – some of which were announced with trailers, below.
Resident Evil VII: Biohazard
Farpoint
Batman: Arkham VR
Star Wars Battlefront: X-Wing VR Mission
Microsoft
Microsoft announced that it is entering the VR space with “Project Scorpio”, its codename for a new, more powerful Xbox console that will support “high-fidelity VR” and launch in 2017. Beyond that, not much is known – least of which whether or not Project Scorpio’s headset would be a new one, or allow support for an existing one such as the Oculus Rift.
Razer
Razer has announced the next version of its Open Source Virtual Reality headset, the Hacker Development Kit 2. This new hardware brings the specs up to compete with the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, but at a significantly lower price point. Owners of the first Hacker Development Kit will be eligible to purchase just the display hardware as an upgrade.
Last, but not least...
In multiplatform VR news, a new Serious Sam game was announced, and it’s a VR-exclusive. Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope will be up on Steam Early Access soon, and it looks to maintain the series’ traditionally high-octane action gameplay, but with a new VR twist.
Players Choice – Best Upcoming Mod 2018
Operation: Black Mesa 32 commentsAfter 20 days of voting, it is time to present the top still-in-development mods as picked by you, the players.
Players Choice – Best Upcoming Mod 2017
Operation: Black Mesa 54 commentsAfter 20 days of voting, it is time to present the top still-in-development mods as picked by you, the players.
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I hope Fallout Miami and Fallout 4 New Vegas release before Apophis strikes the Earth and kills all life.
Alright, so, Fallout 4. Played it for some time now, think i could say a thing or two. Compared to Fallout New Vegas, it fails DRASTICALLY!. Most of the rpg elements that old games had, this one don't have. All the choices that used to matter, this one does not have. But still, it DOES HAVE better graphic and decent storyline, but i think it was (and probably still is) overhyped. Don't think that its worth 60e. Pick it up on sale, might be worth it!
Overall not bad game, but neither good enough to be worth its cost.
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6/10
You're generous. I would give 4/10, as his number. And considering how many times it crashes without a good reason, i'd say that 10 bucks are more than enough already.
I still play Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas. I gave up on Fallout 4 about a year ago. Boring! I'm looking at the Fallout New California mod for FNV.
Yeah the previous title was wayyy better. Shame that it sold well.
"Gives mods to consoles." "Community immediately turns to ****."
for me fallout 4 is not considered a fallout that story more and less, I hated Fallout 3 now the worst and the best 4.The and new vegas.
just wana ask the modders out there if there are enny big mod to look forward to yet? with the modkit coming out soon i'm hopeing mod makers are starting on some of the bigger stuff.
I dont like how they turned Fallout from a 50/50 balance between shooter and rpg game into 10% rpg / 90% shooter...
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