VR is all about immersing yourself in a virtual world, and replicating your movements is a key part. Whilst your head and hands are already catered for, the rest of your body generally isn’t. So unless you’re keen and want to pay out for trackers there are few other options. There were because Meta has recently released Inside-Out Body Tracking (IOBT) and Generative Legs for Quest 3.
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Meta Quest 2 Price Slashed in Festive Deal
The Meta Quest 3 might be the hot new virtual reality headset but there’s still plenty of life in its predecessor. The Quest 2 might be three years old but it can still run all the Quest Store games. Just without the fancier visuals and full-colour mixed reality capabilities. And for the festive season, Meta has slashed the price of Quest 2.
5 Essential Meta Quest 3 Accessories
After months and months of teases, the Meta Quest 3 has finally arrived. And it’s fair to say that the industry and consumer response has been positive. However, as good as the headset is out of the box, owning a Quest has always meant accessorising. Whether that’s a new strap, faceplate, external battery and more. The latest incarnation is no different, so here are some essential Meta Quest 3 accessories you might want to consider.
Meta Quest 3: Everything You Need to Know
The history of Meta’s range of Quest standalone headsets is relatively short, especially considering the third iteration is now here. The first Meta Quest device arrived in 2019, ushering in a new era of mobile VR gaming. It was quickly superseded by Quest 2 in 2020, becoming one of the most popular VR headsets on the market. Now it’s the turn of the Meta Quest 3, offering more power and new features for VR fans worldwide. Here’s everything you need to know about Quest 3.
GTA: San Andreas VR Updates Still Nowhere to be Seen
There have been some awesome VR game announcements for Meta Quest during the course of 2023. Upcoming titles like Asgard’s Wrath 2, Arizona Sunshine 2, and Assassin’s Creed Nexus should end the year with a bang. However, there’s still one game notably absent which Quest fans are eager to hear more about, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas VR. Originally announced a couple of years ago, Meta is still refusing to reveal any further GTA: San Andreas VR updates.
Could Quest 3 Be Meta’s Best Headset to Date?
Meta caused quite a stir earlier this year when it made the Quest 3 announcement during the Quest Gaming Showcase. That made the hype and excitement for Meta Connect even more real. We all expected a big, flashy presentation to pump the audience up for Quest 3 but that didn’t happen. In fact, the event wasn’t precisely Meta’s best. Thanks to media and influencers getting some early hands-on time, interest was saved. All of which indicated that Quest 3 could be Meta’s best headset yet.
Meta Quest 3 Launch Games: What Might They Be?
Next week sees the return of Connect, Meta’s annual showcase for all things XR. As you’re probably very well aware by now, the event is expected to see the Meta Quest 3 make its official appearance after its initial tease during the Quest Showcase earlier this year. Over the past month, there have been plenty of Quest 3 leaks. With few hardware surprises left apart for the launch date. However, when it comes to Quest 3 launch games, that’s another matter.
On Spatial Data Alone, Quest 3 Outshines Quest Pro
There’s just over a week to go until the annual Meta Connect conference takes place. Returning to an in-person format, the event is set to feature Meta Quest 3 front and centre. While we already know a lot about the new device, there’s still more to learn. Especially where its mixed reality (MR) capabilities lie. And by the looks of a newly published support page, Quest 3 outshines the flagship Quest Pro.
Meta Connect Opens its Doors Once Again With Quest 3 Inside
Like most events, Meta Connect’s annual celebration of all things VR has been reined in. Originally a 2-day, in-person show, the last couple of years it has been mostly a two-hour presentation. That’s all changing in 2023, with the company revealing it’ll be returning to its roots next month.
Meta Quest Super Resolution Adds Another Perk to the Headset’s Arsenal
As if the Meta Quest platform didn’t already have enough technology squeezed into its headsets, Meta has just announced another feature. ‘Super Resolution’ as the company calls it, is designed to make Quest games and apps look even better. An upscaling algorithm, developers can enable Meta Quest Super Resolution now for their projects.