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Purchasing VR games involves buying digital content for virtual experiences.

Purchasing VR games involves buying digital content for virtual experiences.

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02-24-2019, 08:59 PM
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I recently improved my GPU and can finally enjoy VR games with solid performance using my Oculus Quest via Oculus link. H3VR works well with my new 5700XT, which is impressive given the game's physics. I'm now considering which VR titles to add to my collection. First, I already have a copy of Beatsaber for Oculus Quest, and I'm thinking about getting it on SteamVR. I'm curious if the SteamVR version, with PC performance and mods tailored for PC, differs significantly from the Quest version—should I invest in the game? Second, I've heard great feedback about Half-Life Alyx, and it's known to be demanding on system resources when played at high settings. It's currently on sale for $45, but I'm planning a future upgrade to a Valve Index, which includes the game for free. I'm unsure if it will be available then, weeks or months later, so I need to weigh the options: buy now or wait for the index. Lastly, I'm planning to try FNAF:VR, and I don't have strong reservations about that yet.
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02-24-2019, 08:59 PM #1

I recently improved my GPU and can finally enjoy VR games with solid performance using my Oculus Quest via Oculus link. H3VR works well with my new 5700XT, which is impressive given the game's physics. I'm now considering which VR titles to add to my collection. First, I already have a copy of Beatsaber for Oculus Quest, and I'm thinking about getting it on SteamVR. I'm curious if the SteamVR version, with PC performance and mods tailored for PC, differs significantly from the Quest version—should I invest in the game? Second, I've heard great feedback about Half-Life Alyx, and it's known to be demanding on system resources when played at high settings. It's currently on sale for $45, but I'm planning a future upgrade to a Valve Index, which includes the game for free. I'm unsure if it will be available then, weeks or months later, so I need to weigh the options: buy now or wait for the index. Lastly, I'm planning to try FNAF:VR, and I don't have strong reservations about that yet.

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