However we have no idea on how active this is, or in what time scale CV1 support may come. They claim to be actively working with oculus on trying to get CV1 supported.
It's probably too late to do that on the CV1 though.įD have been very woolly on the whole thing.
Maybe Oculus VR will think of something like that for CV2 : The ability to plug the CV2 in a cheap battery powered ~99$ media box that is just good enough to transform the CV2 into a self powered portable TV, without adding a single bit of excess weight or cost on the CV2 headset itself. Imagine if the CV1 was sold as a self sufficient high end 600$ media reading device that could optionally plug into a PC : People would remove the cost of CV1 from VR gaming on a PC the same way they already remove the cost of a 2D TV from console gaming. It's like selling 2D TVs and complaining they aren't being specifically sold as a gaming device : The more CV1s there are out there, the more likely someone (maybe not the buyer himself) will end up playing games on it, not to mention those that will buy one after being able to use someone else's.īecause although the CV1 sells itself, it has the problem of not being able to sell itself well through anything but itself (and it's not like referring to past products with a similar function like the Virtual Boy and the Power Glove is a good idea either). I don't blame them at all with Oculus heading more and more towards casual content and less gaming. We have developers actively working on the Rift and we are working closely with Oculus on this. Valve released a stable driver before Oculus but we remain in close contact with Oculus I can confirm that there is no deal to release Elite on HTC first.
As quoted in the story, we are actively working with Oculus and will keep the community updated as soon as we are able to do so. In case people are alarmed by the headline or confused on the details, we thought it best to reiterate what we've been saying since the release of the Oculus 0.6 SDK. There is no "coming over" that needs doing, no convincing, they are fully supporting Oculus Rift. They were focusing on Vive in the past, true, because they were waiting for the Rift 1.0 SDK while HTC released a stable SDK earlier (since the Vive was supposed to come out in 2015). They said, explicitly, that they are FOCUSING on Vive.Īnd then they corrected that mistake by clarifying that they are actively working with Oculus. Yes, but they are extremely soft in their language regarding Oculus support VS. What will they "come over" to? They already said they were going to fully support the Oculus Rift and are working with Oculus on it.
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