Episode Details

An Oculus Engineer joins to discuss upcoming VR devices, developing for them, and GPUs of the future.
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0:00 Who is our guest? What got him into VR work?
7:12 What does VR offer traditional gaming doesn’t? (Insidious is the Movie!)
15:09 The History of VR before 2012 - From Virtual Boy to Oculus
21:27 PlayStation's Instant (and fleeting) VR Dominance, Problems with Early VR
30:57 Why PlayStation bet on VR, and XBOX didn't...
37:01 Apple VR is Coming - What would be its Killer App?
49:54 Will PS VR2 make VR Gaming mainstream?
1:03:14 What games do PS VR2 & Quest 3 need to be successful?
1:11:24 How important was Carmack to Oculus development?
1:15:31 XR2 Programming
1:20:20 What should the Quest 3 do well? What's the ideal VR Device of the Future?
1:38:42 Will putting computers on our head give us cancer?
1:43:49 Will shortages affect VR Pricing moving forward?
1:45:16 When will VR be "Mom and Dad" mainstream?
1:48:32 Lovelace Performance, RDNA 3, FSR 2.0 - How will VR be improved?
1:56:14 When will we make walking work well in VR games?
2:09:03 Besides VR, what's the next gaming experience revolution?
2:14:38 Will RDNA 5 APUs match the PS5? When will we get 1000 Core CPUs?

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https://twitter.com/id_aa_carmack/status/1371485209603022853?lang=en
https://www.khronos.org/openxr/

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