Why Valve's VR Future Hinges on Comfort Over Specs
This means players can expect a more comfortable VR experience from Valve, potentially making long gaming sessions more enjoyable. It also signals that Valve values quality and user comfort over rushi…
This means players can expect a more comfortable VR experience from Valve, potentially making long gaming sessions more enjoyable. It also signals that Valve values quality and user comfort over rushi…
Key points - Valve had next-gen VR headsets ready three to four years ago. - Those early headsets were big and bulky devices. - Valve went back to the drawing board after putting them on. - The Steam Frame's focus is on being lightweight and comfortable.
Timeline - Three to four years ago: Valve had next-gen VR headsets ready but they were big and bulky. - After trying them on: Valve decided to go back to the drawing board. - Now: Valve focuses on making the Steam Frame lightweight and comfortable.
FAQ
Q: Why did Valve scrap its early VR headsets? A: They were big and bulky, and after actually putting them on, Valve decided they weren't good enough.
Q: What is the Steam Frame? A: It's Valve's upcoming VR headset that focuses on being lightweight and comfortable.
Q: Will the Steam Frame be comfortable for long sessions? A: Valve is prioritizing lightweight and comfortable design, so it should be much better for extended use.
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