OCULUS TOUCH REVIEW: THE OCULUS RIFT IS FINALLY COMPLETE

At the point when the Oculus Rift stirred our interest with virtual reality in 2012, it was to a great extent a visual medium. Individuals envisioned their normal VR encounter as an all the more energizing and immersive adaptation of a customary diversion or film, something that gave a similar well known cooperations a radical new feel. So controllers that emulated mobile virtual hands, similar to the Razer Hydra, just appeared like a captivating yet much geekier sub-field of an as of now quirky innovation. Be that as it may, a couple of years after the fact, movement controls have rehashed VR, and Oculus' new Touch controllers are transforming the Rift into the framework it was dependably intended to be. 

Touch, which boats to preorder clients December sixth, is Oculus playing make up for lost time. The HTC Vive put movement controls up front in mid 2015, changing how individuals contemplated VR. Abruptly, holding a gamepad withered by painting, shooting, making sandwiches, or getting adorable creatures with your own two hands. Movement controls ended up being one of the best contentions for calling virtual reality another medium, not only another sort of screen.