Hell yeah. I just think it's neat. Handy in a pinch for some zero-accessories computing on the go. I'm loving writing on my Xreal 1S, but there can be some gadget creep that happens as you try to make spatial computing work on the go. Future needs to be in rethinking input as much as content and UX.

I always thought this was gonna be deprecated eventually. If Codec Avatars are their end goal for embodied, spatialized calls, I don't see how they'd gel with the cartoony aesthetics of Workrooms. Probably easier to launch a new service in the future than rework Workrooms.

Kind of surprised by this. I thought Phoenix was going to be their next big crack at enterprise and probably a much better suited headset for productivity than the Quest line. Do they spin a program like this back up for the Phoenix launch, or are they only going to focus on regular consumers?

Meta's kind of dead to me right now, not gonna lie. I get gaming's not everything in XR, but man, so much talent and expertise scattered to the wind on a whim. Hoovered up a bunch of studios only to blow almost all of them up in less than seven years.

I picked up Ruinsmagus recently and have been meaning to get around to playing it. May have to boot it up soon in preparation for their next game.

Honestly thought something like Supernatural would endure any pivot from VR gaming. Seems like a good lifestyle app for an MR headset like Project Phoenix. Unless they're worried no one's gonna work out with a tethered puck.

Also the Supernatural team, apparently.

Absolutely devastating news.

Sincerely, a Broncos fan.

I've only ever watched an LP.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories

PIPOOOOOO

360

Yeah, it's pretty good for a Dark Souls clone.