Bomb The Hill is a product of Oculus Publishing Ignition, a Meta program announced two years ago to help fund new VR games targeting 'midcore' users.

Full article on @uploadvr.com

Holy crap, April is the new October when it comes to VR releases. This month is packed & I have at least two more dates I can't release just yet.

Get the schedule of April's #VR games in my article on @uploadvr.com

VR Gaming SHOULD be MUCH BETTER! YouTube video by Matteo311

It's estimated that Meta spent $2-$5 BILLION on Horizon Worlds and I can't help to think where VR would be if they used that money on PCVR instead. Time to discuss the state of VR in 2026

Click here - youtu.be/4nmYlb7EP24

I don't know why this idea creeps me out, but for some reason this idea 100% creeps me out.

Never mind. I just found the video where you address this

I said during "Fix My Oculus" live stream today that I think it's for the best that VR *didn't* go mainstream during the age of the Quest 2. The Quest 3 is so much better of a first experience in VR, and if the rumors about being lighter and less bulky are true, the Quest 4 would be sweet spot IMO

Part of the reason I deleted Social Media from my phone. It shouldn't matter, but it too easy to pick up and check an alert while driving

Who would have thought that a law that bypasses foundational parts of the Constitution would be a bad idea?

In your videos, the caption shows the use of "YHWH" but the word you say is Adonai, and not Yahweh

Do have a video where you cover this? I'm not asking this in a correcting context, I honestly am curious.

In other words, "I messed up, and I'm in over my head, please save me from my stupid choices"

Yup. This is the world Carl Sagan saw coming thirty years ago

Things like this make me very amused about the fact that there are people who are freaking about a supposed "deep state"

At this point we should be so lucky for a "deep state"

From Facemash To Pervert Glasses CNET’s Scott Stein wrote a careful breakdown of the privacy nightmare Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth made for society and his boss Mark Zuckerberg:

My second post on Bad AI.

Bleh.

badartificialintelligence.substack.com/p/from-facem...

The Real Story of Hisashi Ouchi’s “Slow Death” YouTube video by Kyle Hill

[NEW HALF-LIFE HISTORY] How the internet contorted the tale of history’s worst criticality accident: youtu.be/ecXWHQaDrN0?...

For my mental health and also for being able to pay better attention at work I got rid of social media from my phone. That's a good thing but now I'm not getting news updates that I would want and I miss live stream from VR Youtubers that I enjoy

Everything is becoming awful

There are five bylines on this piece and the work behind what they are doing is not inexpensive and cannot be done by bot.

Subscribe to a newspaper today if you believe in democracy.

You are already 10 years too late to fixing this and the second best time to is now.

Walkabout Mini Golf Hollywood Night Tour With Lucas Martell & Don Carson This exclusive video tour premieres at the release time of Passport: Hollywood with Walkabout Mini Golf creator Lucas Martell joined by art director Don Carson showing the path from hole 1 to 18 in…

Walkabout Mini Golf goes to Hollywood!

Tour the backlot with Mighty Coconut artists who show love for the magic of movie-making around every corner. www.youtube.com/watch?v=35th...

Month 2 of Good VR and I have my first sponsor. Both in my first sponsorship and in paid subscribers, I am supported by individuals who believe in this medium.

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I've given a LOT of thought to how one could be built using existing technology today

Daven Bigelow Plays Halo On Quest 3 With Wine In a bedroom with one wall covered in boxes for VR headsets, Daven Bigelow used Wine to play the entire original Halo game with Quest 3.

The latest Recreation Room on Good Virtual Reality shows the space where Daven Bigelow plays Halo in VR. www.goodvirtualreality.com/p/daven-bige...

Javier Davalos Rides An Electric Unicycle When He Isn't Building Figmin XR Among Reptiles Javier Davalos thinks about mixing realities while riding his electric unicycle.

Javier Davalos builds Figmin XR for a future that doesn't exist yet. Each day that future gets just a little bit closer.

Recreation Rooms | Good Virtual Reality | Ian Hamilton | Substack The spaces and rigs where people work and play in VR. Click to read Good Virtual Reality, by Ian Hamilton, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

Good VR now has sections with Recreation Rooms representing something I’ve wanted to do for years and just didn’t have the space to make happen.

Hit the heart on these posts if you like these windows into the community & consider becoming a member. www.goodvirtualreality.com/s/recreation...

Who needs a kidney? They grow back, right????

3/3 Keep in mind, I'm not asking how PICO Swan & Steam Frame compare to each other, I'm asking how they compare against my current frame of reference, the Quest 3 as a wireless PCVR headset for visuals

2/3 Will I noticed a bigger improvement with Steam Frame's Foveated Streaming, but similar PPD to the Quest 3; or would the PICO Swan look better with it's 40PDD but not having Foveated Streaming?

1/3 I use Quest 3 & stream to via Wi-Fi 6 w/ 2.5Gbs hardwired backhaul from a AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 32 GB DDR5 6000MT, & an RTX 5070ti

What I want to know is, when the Steam Frame & the PICO Swan come out, which will the most noticeable visual improvements vs what I see stream to my Quest 3

me too, for ten years to be honest, but the last year has gone off the rails

'Experts In Virtual Reality' nDreams Restructures With 120 Remaining At Elevation A statement issued by nDreams paints a bleak picture for a studio positioned to develop in a very different VR market.

From 250 staff at nDreams in 2023 as "the world’s biggest VR game developer and publisher" to 120 after this restructure.

www.goodvirtualreality.com/p/experts-in...

Wincing here for multiple reasons.

1.) 120 might still make nDreams the largest VR game developer and publisher in the world.

2.) That’s still probably 5x or more the studio size that even the highest selling VR games could support right now. Many VR teams are still less than 5.