If you do not already know, Oculus VR is a company that is responsible for the spectacle called “Oculus Rift.” The “VR” stands for virtual reality and what the Oculus Rift does is provide what gamers have gleamingly awaited for, the feeling of being “a part of the game.” The device is described as a headset for the eyes and the built-in “low-latency constellation tracking system,” detects movements made in reality and applies the moves into the digital dimension. Essentially what that means is, if you turn your head “X” degrees to the right, the game will mimic the movements and give you the scenery “X” degrees to the right.
Oculus VR has recently teamed up with microsoft for their to-be-released product, the Oculus virtual reality headset. Prior to this partnership, Oculus employees were responsible for executing tedious tasks of re-coding and changing settings of computers for their products to barely work properly. The partnership birthed new capabilities for the up and coming Microsoft 10. Microsoft 10 is programmed to better process what Oculus Rift has to offer.
Developers of the softwares and products have high hopes for their devices and what the future may hold. What gamers get to look forward to is the experience of a new type of gaming. Along with continuous revisioning and adjustments as well as additions to the products, it seems that Oculus Rift will, in fact, have a bright future. What do you think?
Read more on the Oculus RIft Virtual Reality Headset: http://www.cnet.com/news/why-oculus-partnered-with-microsoft-for-its-rift-virtual-reality-headset/
Check out another one of Oculus VRs new products, the Oculus Touch: http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/11/oculus-touch/#.itk8kf:u6YS
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