The availability of Steam’s extensive library of VR titles is a crucial crutch to the early viability of the Windows Mixed Reality platform.
Access to SteamVR games on all Windows Mixed Reality devices
It seems that this cool feature would have users go through a SteamVR bridge or portal application and end up in the usual SteamVR home. From there, users will be able to select from the full library of SteamVR apps. On the other hand, besides the apps that work flawlessly, there are also some that don’t work as they should. A big step in growing VR as an open platform
At the moment when this feature was announced, Joe Ludwig from Valve said that teaming up with Microsoft to include Steam VR compatibility with such devices was a huge step in growing VR as an open platform for both consumers and developers. By having a broader range of hardware options available from leading PC manufacturers, the whole Steam community would also have increased choices to experience the fantastic potential that comes along VR. Customers should be able to enjoy the feature by holidays Microsoft also promised customers that they would be able to enjoy the new feature by the holiday although it’s still notable in preview mode. The company didn’t reveal any numbers until now, so we don’t have a clear idea on how the Windows Mixed Reality platform will do. On the other hand, expanding the library of apps this much seems like a legit step in the right direction. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
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