We asked random people to try out AR glasses for the first time 🕶️ The big question we always get is: “How do I know what it’s like if I’ve never tried it?” Rather than tell you, we handed random people the XREAL 1S and let their reactions do the talking 😏 #XREAL #ARGlasses #1s

Alex LeTux is working on a standalone Perfect Dark VR port from the decompilation project

We got you. @RalphJodiceJr's on it.

Steam Frame looks like a great headset for devs 👌

NEW Power-up Models & FX created by @Aeon_07_. I'm very grateful to have gotten permission to use it, so here's a showcase, and please check out his stuff!!! jinxxy.com/K_TechArmory #ZombiesTrinity #VRChat #VRChat_world紹介

I have an opinion on the Meta layoffs that is contrary with most of the VR industry and much of the media, but strongly held. This is not a disaster. They still employ the largest team working on VR by about an order of magnitude. Nobody else is even close. The "Meta is abandoning VR" narrative is obviously false, 10% layoffs is basically six months of normal churn concentrated into 60 days, strictly numbers wise. The majority of the 1,500 jobs cut in Reality Labs (out of 15,000) were roles working on first-party content, internally developed games that competed directly with third party developers. I think this is a good decision, and I thought the same back when I was still at Oculus. Change always sucks because people lose their jobs in the process, but in a world of limited resources, Meta heavily subsidizing their own (with money, marketing, placement, etc) at the expense of core technical progress and platform stability doesn't make sense. Crowding out the rest of the entire ecosystem, even less so. Every developer big and small, even the hyper-efficient ones, have had an extremely hard time competing with games developed by Meta-owned teams with budgets and teams that spend vastly in excess of earning potential. People will point out that these teams did an awesome job and got awesome reviews from critics and customers alike - yes, and fucked up though it is, that makes the problem even worse! Some people will say "they should have just funded those developers as external studios rather than acquiring them, then!". Yes, I agree, but hindsight is 20/20. Do you think Oculus expected to only sell 700 copies of Rock Band VR after spending eight figures to make sure it was ready and awesome for Rift CV1 launch, to the point of bundling the guitar adapter with every single headset? Of course not, but sometimes you learn what the world actually wants from you the hard way. TL;DR, I feel really bad for the people impacted, but this is a good thing thing for the long-term health of the industry, especially the ongoing incentives. (Nobody at Meta knows I am making this post)

Guys I think I figured out how to get the Harry Potter VR game back on track

Same energy

What is going on right now?! It’s like fever dream. I think this has been a long time coming. This is the #SteamFrames time to shine. Giving many an out. You were asking me for it so… It's Time to Face The Facts... youtu.be/ktho1vQNslM

What an incredible way to sign off 2025! Zelda BOTW VR Mod releases in 2days with full 6DOF VR with motion controls. Full VRIK. Physical weapons. Gestures to equip & throw weapons. Motion controls to interact with the world to solve puzzles or start fires! Keep an eye on @Flat2VR to learn more

Ragnarök? Not today. Pick up the hammer. RISE AS A GOD! Pre-order Street Gods now on Meta Quest to unlock the exclusive THUNDER PUNK skin. #MetaQuest #VR