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Who needs the Rift S, really? That's the question I kept asking myself as I tested out the latest PC VR headset from Oculus.
The Oculus Touch controllers add impressive finger and hand movement, plus physical buttons for traditional games.
The Oculus Rift S builds upon its predecessor in certain key aspects, but most “improvements” feel like a lateral move.
Let's talk game mechanics for a second.
In the 1992 psychological thriller "The Lawnmower Man," the titular character transcends the physical plane and enters into a virtual reality.
Nearly four years ago, the Oculus Rift was little more than a smartphone screen duct-taped to a set of ski goggles which claimed to transport you to a virtual world.
After years of dev kits and prototypes and behind-closed-door demos, the Oculus Rift is finally ready for Consumers.
Fortnite players have been utilizing Rifts for quite some time as a means to redeploy at specific spots scattered around the Battle Royale map.