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The interface is all in VR. A big screen is in front of you and you point at it and push buttons.How do you buy the games?
The interface is all in VR. A big screen is in front of you and you point at it and push buttons.How do you buy the games?
So you do it over the internet.The interface is all in VR. A big screen is in front of you and you point at it and push buttons.
Within the store on the headset - like buying games for your phone.
Or you can buy games for PC and play them over a link cable or network.
So you do it over the internet.
Do you need a fast internet connection?
Depends how big the game is. What does www.speedtest.net tell you?So you do it over the internet.
Do you need a fast internet connection?
I have never bought a game for my phone. It's a Nokia.
I have never bought a game for my phone. It's a Nokia.
61 down 20 up.Depends how big the game is. What does www.speedtest.net tell you?
No idea what that is.Ok, well a lot like buying off Steam.
No idea what that is.
Is it one of the Nokias you could use as anti-tank ammunition?
61 down 20 up.
Used to be much better than that, more like 80, but BT fiddled with it and it's never come back.
Oh, one really important thing - you need a smartphone for one stage of the setup.
Why? Can I use a tablet? Why specifically a smart phone?
The experience is much better. 6 degrees of freedom instead of 3, so you can really move around instead of just looking in different directions.; much better for motion sickness. Improved resolution, properly tracked controllers, better graphics. More comfy by all reports, although it weighs the same.
It sounds better sure. Just not sure if I can get on with wearing them at any length of time if they're the same weight.
My son plays Echo VR a lot and is in a team, I had a few goes and found it pretty immersive. Robot recall is also pretty good.