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The Ubisoft game suffered a huge attack that forced the game offline over the weekend
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These may very well become your new favorite pair of headphones.
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Sometimes you need a tablet to take care of all the hard parts.
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The emulated version of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017) is getting an unofficial mod this week that will bring full 6DOF PC VR support to the game.
Created by ‘Crementif’, the BetterVR mod for BotW promises to bring fully stereo-rendered, 6DOF VR support to the Cemu emulated version of the game, including full hand and arm support for things like wielding weapons, torches and Bokoblin arms.
Notably, the mod is designed for the Wii U version of BotW, which comes with the usual provisos of requiring a legal copy of the game—no game files are supplied in the mod. Additionally, because it’s using Cemu, the popular Wii U emulator for PC, the VR mod also boasts a large list of mod compatibility.
“While I put a lot of effort into this mod, not everything works. Expect some jank that’ll be resolved over time,” Crementif says. “AMD graphic cards might not be supported (at launch at least). During testing we could not get it to work on an AMD system due to a driver bug.”
Crementif notes that performance will “not be as good as a native VR title due to CPU-heavy emulation,” additionally saying that frame interpolation made it “very playable” on a few test systems quoted below:
BetterVR is releasing as an open source project on December 30th, and will be freely downloadable from Crementif’s GitHub.
At least from test footage, the VR mod for BotW predictably appears to suffer from a few of the same issues seen in emulations of the game on flatscreen, notably jumpy frame rates and inconsistent texture loading. I’m excited, but definitely keeping my expectations in line with whatever weirdness pops up inherent in the emulation process.
Still, by the looks of it, VR interactions in BotW look pretty magical: things like cutting down trees, slicing Bokoblins, and shielding yourself from incoming strikes all seem to be great fits for immersive interactions.
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Pizza Cat was there for me in the middle of the night with a somewhat bland but nice and hot pizza pie
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Divinity: Original Sin 2 and more are half off
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The next Fallout game is likely five or more years away, but that hasn’t stopped Bethesda’s creative director from chatting about it
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Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino has shared further thoughts on AI after a past interview of his went viral online
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Where was Gondor when my credit card payment failed?
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Bungie’s extraction shooter looks more polished but less distinct
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From Zelda to Mario , here are our favorite Switch games
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How many times am I allowed to put ‘Running around with Mega Raichu in Pokemon Legends: Z-A’ on here?
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Give your Switch 2 or Steam Deck a massive infusion of storage space and save 40% off the price of the Samsung P9 Express microSD card.
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Despite realizing that fans were souring on open-world design, Retro was apparently unable to reset again
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A‘s expansion has monsters taking the scenic route when attacking
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The pair offers four listening modes, plus a reliable battery life.
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Also: the first Nicolas Cage Madden trailer has been unleashed
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Save $20 on the DJI Osmo Mobile 7P gimbal stabilizer for iPhone and Android for a limited time.
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Hurry to Amazon now and turn any room into an amazing custom light show for just $100, a $70 holiday price drop.
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If you’re ready for premium audio, AirPods Pro 3 can provide it for you.
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