Quest 2 and future Meta headsets will no longer require a Facebook account from next month.
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Ruinsmagus Review: A Gorgeous But Repetitive VR Dungeon Crawler
Ruinsmagus is a gorgeous game with a lot to love, but it’s a padded experience that quickly succumbs to repetition.
Meta’s Project Cambria To Be Called Quest Pro, Finding Reveals
Meta’s ‘Project Cambria’ high end headset will be called Quest Pro, a code finding reveals.
GTA & Red Dead VR Mods At Risk After Take-Two Notice
A modder may take down tools that make GTA V & Red Dead Redemption 2 playable in VR after he received a copyright notice.
13 Tools That Experts Use to Simplify Their Digital Marketing Campaigns
It’s the 21st century and everything has gone digital! We order our food online, we do our banking online, and even movies and shows have moved on from broadcasting to digital streaming. That’s why it’s so important that companies use social media apps, where people spend a large part of their day, sharing their lives, […]
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Meta to Replace Facebook Login Requirement for Quest with New Meta Account
Meta is finally pulling back from one of its most controversial moves affecting its VR users, which required all new Quest owners to sign up with a valid Facebook account in addition to forcing legacy Oculus account users to link to Facebook by 2023. The move away from Facebook logins, which was first announced late […]
Resolution Games Acquires ‘HordeZ’ Studio, Shares Record Growth Figures
Resolution Games, the VR developers and publisher behind Demeo, Blaston and the upcoming sports game Ultimechs, today revealed that 2021 has been a record-breaking year for the company in both revenue and game downloads. The studio also announced the acquisition of Stockholm-based indie Zenz VR, which is known for VR zombie shooter HordeZ. Resolution Games says 2021 was […]
Nervous System Study and Spacewalk Preps Continue
The International Space Station continues hosting an array of advanced science experiments and spacewalk preparations. The seven Expedition 67 residents also ensured the ongoing operation of research gear and electronics equipment while auditing station office supplies. The lack of an up and down reference in microgravity may affect the human nervous system potentially impacting how …
Crew Works Space Biology, Preps for Next Spacewalk
The Expedition 67 crew continued exploring how humans and plants adapt in microgravity while testing robotic free-flyers on Wednesday. The orbital residents are also preparing for another spacewalk at the International Space Station to continue outfitting a new robotic arm. NASA Flight Engineers Jessica Watkins and Bob Hines partnered together during the morning studying how …