KamiKaze425

for people who have their VR legs, are not prone to motion sickness, do not intend to play for long periods of time, or are not playing any fast paced games, 80fps is fine. But if you're out of any of those categories, it can be a bit of a bleh experience. Especially if you've experienced higher fps VR. I do work in VR so I own a HTC Vive, Vive Pro, Oculus CV1, Oculus Rift S, Oculus Quest, and Lenovo Mirage Solo. And tried a few other headsets.
 
Admittedly, VR still has a way to go, but I don't think it will die. Location Based Warehouse Scale VR is currently the "ideal" scenario for VR. Enthusiast consumers and the LBE market are providing a lot of data for now. Oculus and Valve are taking two different approaches to get a feel for what people actually want/need for a good experience. The cost of entry is just too high right now. But with advances in technology making things like the Quest viable, or graphics card prices dropping, or foveated rendering when eye tracking becomes the standard, VR will definitely not die. It just has to hit a certain cost to performance where enough people own it for AAA companies to jump onto the bandwagon

If you guys are looking for more games to fill up space, we run a VR escape room business. We have a 2-6 player, free roam escape room in a 20x20ft space. You get full body avatars and your avatar's mouth even moves when you talk.
You can even test it out in Santa Ana, California.

If you guys are looking for more games to fill up space, we run a VR escape room business. We have a 2-6 player, free roam escape room in a 20x20ft space. You get full body avatars and your avatar's mouth even moves when you talk.
You can even test it out in Santa Ana, California.

If you guys are looking for more games to fill up space, we run a VR escape room business. We have a 2-6 player, free roam escape room in a 20x20ft space. You get full body avatars and your avatar's mouth even moves when you talk.
You can even test it out in Santa Ana, California.

Yo!
 
We've already got a thread started for Floatplane members, but @STERPH, myself and the rest of the team here are beginning to plan out what we want next year's LTX to look like. We've combed through reviews and ran a survey which yielded us a bunch of useful information, but we wanted to post here as well. Let us know if you guys have any suggestions for what you'd like to see at next years event.
 
This can be in the form of booth suggestions, activities, partnerships, etc.  Appreciate it!