My Message close
GAME JOBS
Latest Blogs
spacer View All     Post     RSS spacer
 
May 23, 2013
 
We're Indie, we like Microsoft. Too Controversial?
 
The Procession of Progression in Game Design
 
Xbox One: a flawed plan, well executed [1]
 
Letting the Player Find the Fun [1]
 
Using Small Studios As Stepping Stones In Your Career [4]
spacer
Latest Jobs
spacer View All     Post a Job     RSS spacer
 
May 23, 2013
 
Virdyne Technologies
Software Engineer, iOS/Mobile
 
Virdyne Technologies
Project Manager
 
Stomp Games
Web Game Programmer
 
Hasbro
Producer - Boys Integrated Play
 
LeapFrog
Associate Producer
 
Off Base Productions
Senior Front End Software Engineer
spacer
Latest Press Releases
spacer View All     RSS spacer
 
May 23, 2013
 
EA ANNOUNCES NEED FOR
SPEED RIVALS RACING TO
XBOX...
 
E3: Indie Co-op Puzzler
Tiny Brains Confirmed
for...
 
The Age of Shadows on
Distant Worlds starts
now!
 
Super Splatters Bursts
onto Steam in Late June
 
THE MIGHTY QUEST FOR EPIC
LOOT BRINGS OUT THE...
spacer
About
spacer Editor-In-Chief:
Kris Graft
Blog Director:
Christian Nutt
Senior Contributing Editor:
Brandon Sheffield
News Editors:
Mike Rose, Kris Ligman
Editors-At-Large:
Leigh Alexander, Chris Morris
Advertising:
Jennifer Sulik
Recruitment:
Gina Gross
Education:
Gillian Crowley
 
Contact Gamasutra
 
Report a Problem
 
Submit News
 
Comment Guidelines
Sponsor

 
Kickstarted Oculus Rift VR headset devkit delayed into 2013
Kickstarted Oculus Rift VR headset devkit delayed into 2013
 

November 28, 2012   |   By Mike Rose

Comments Post A Comment

More: Console/PC, Business/Marketing





Newsbrief: Oculus Rift, the virtual reality headset that pulled in nearly $2.5 million in Kickstarter pledges earlier this year, has been delayed into the new year.

The developer kits for the headset were due to be sent out to backers before the end of 2012, but the team has now released an update stating that these kits will not begin shipping until March 2013.

The headset promises a new generation of high fidelity virtual reality -- full-on digital immersion that places players in the worlds created by game developers. Although numerous major studios have expressed interest in implementing the hardware into their games, the company behind the headset believes that indie developers will be key to the initial success of the device.
 
 
Top Stories

image
Blog: I took my Ouya game to retail, and here's what happened
image
Video: Thief vs. Deus Ex - a design discussion
image
Here's how much 'whales' spent so far this year
image
'This model of game making is so fundamentally broken.'


   
 
Comments


none
 
Comment:
 




 
UBM Tech