Comment on Valve is Open to Bringing SteamOS to Third-party VR Headsets by Mike

Do you have a problem with media player software? Same thing.

… but unfortunately reduce the amount of light by almost 90%… ruling out OLED without drastic measures. I still hesitate between the vibrant colours of my PSVR2 and the higher res, sharper picture of my Quest3.

People shit on Ross, while asking Valve to do the same thing... Funny.

Not the same thing if it does not depend on a specific game to function. If you don't tie it to an IP, then there's no IP violation!

It would be a problem if someone developed an Avatar Player.

Valve said their foveated streaming results in only about 1/10 the bandwidth requirements, and AFAIK they had a special demo where all the image parts currently not in view were blacked out, without the player noticing (which shouldn't…

Valve actively discourages developers from creating an ARM port of their x86 PCVR game when there already exists a (simpler, already optimized) version for ARM standalones. Due to their Lepton compatibility layer, pretty much all OpenXR…

Valve engineers said that the performance of emulated x86 on Frame will be close to that of Steam Deck or somewhat below it. People have streamed VR from the Steam Deck, in what could be described as bearable at potato setting, so that's…