Rev VR Podcast

In this final episode under a paid sponsorship from the wonderful folks at Intel, I wrap up my final thoughts on Oculus Connect 3. I discuss my experiences with mixed reality, and my predictions on Oculus Touch sales.

Back from Connect 3, and also Steam Dev Days, lets review the news, the energy of the events, and get the reaction of developers who attended.This continues as part of a paid sponsorship through Intel. In this episodes, I am joined by Keith Kaisershot, VR developer. We discuss the 'Cult of Carmack', Touch controllers, expo swag, and diversity at Connect & Steam Dev Days. This is also the first episode released on the newly refreshed Rev VR Studios website, so feel free to look around. www.revvrstudios.com

Continuing our speculation about Oculus Connect 3, and our paid sponsorship from Intel, I talk to Jon Hibbins of Psytec Games. We talk about their game, Windlands, and how it takes advantage of the Oculus Touch controllers, as well as other fun subjects as we come up to the final days prior to Oculus Connect 3.

We are getting closer to Oculus Connect 3, and to continue our paid sponsorship from the wonderful folks at Intel, we are talking to Ryan Smith, founder of INVRSE Studios, located in Seattle, WA. We discuss his journey through the last couple of years as a VR developer, and he shares his experiences creating amazing VR titles, such as "The Nest". Ryan also gives us his thoughts on what we might see or hear at Oculus Connect 3, and the future of input controllers. Warning: Altering PC clock or memory frequency and/or voltage may (i) reduce system stability and use life of the system, memory and processor; (ii) cause the processor and other system components to fail; (iii) cause reductions in system performance; (iv) cause additional heat or other damage; and (v) affect system data integrity. Intel assumes no responsibility that the memory, included if used with altered clock frequencies and/or voltages, will be fit for any particular purpose. Check with memory manufacturer for warranty and additional detail

I'm getting excited about going to Oculus Connect 3, and so as a continuation of my paid sponsorship from Intel, we are talking to developers about their thoughts on rumors, announcements, and what to expect from Connect 3. In this episode, I talk to Brian Bullard, aka 'Bullardo', well known VR developer, and host of the PodVR Podcast. We discuss his need to upgrade his rig, memories of past Connects, and what we want to see this year.

In this episode, I wrap up "Build A New VR PC Month", which has been a paid advertisement with Intel. I discuss a few remaining components to the build, some future events, and the death of the 5.25 inch bay.

This is a continuation of my "Build A New VR PC Month", which is paid advertisement from Intel. In this episode, I continue with my observations regarding my new VR PC build, a few games that I have been playing, and the importance of framerate in VR.

It's week 3 of "Build A New VR PC Month", a paid sponsorship by Intel. In this episodes, I dig into some of my findings from building this massive rig, a silly mistake caught by a helpful redditor, and much more.

This is week 2 of "Build A New VR PC Month", thanks to our new sponsor, Intel. I am joined by Justin Moravetz, well-known VR developer, for a conversation about minimum specs for VR gaming rigs, VR on laptops, and development needs.

The Rev VR Podcast has picked up a sponsor! I am naming August to be "Build A New VR PC Month", brought to you by Intel. Bob, aka Coznefx, from the LHVR Podcast, joins me for Part 1 of a 5 part series where I explore my options for a new VR PC.

Cosmo Scharf joins me in this episode of the Rev VR Podcast to discuss the amazing VRLA Summer Expo that is happening August 5th & 6th, 2016 at the LA Convention Center. We also discuss Pokemon Go, Reggie Watts, Celebrities in VR, and much more. Use the code "REVVR" for 10% off any type of pass to the VRLA SUmmer Expo 2016. Visit: http://www.virtualrealityla.com/summer-expo-16 to get your tickets. I hope to see you there!

While battling my way through the virtual warzone, I was "Touched" by Oculus, and a startling turn of events have lead me to a vision. Who are the true winners and losers of the VR Wars? What is the correct headset to back, and are the lines between sides as clear as they appear to be?

In this episode, I am joined by my good friend, Lamitis Johnson. We take a deep look at some of the philosophical aspects of VR, including self awareness, AI, and the possibility that we are all just part of a big simulation being run by Elon Musk.

This is the final episode of the Rev VR Podcast that will be posted on the Road to VR website. I will not be stopping my podcast, but it will no longer post it here, on Road to VR. Ben Lang, Chief Editor of Road to VR joins my for a farewell episode.

Sitting around the lunch table with Keith Kaisershot, Trevor Smith, Michael Jones, "Cymatic" Bruce Wooden, and Kent Bye at SVVR Expo 2016 - Day 1.

In this episode, I am talking to Todd Hooper, Founder and CEO of VREAL, a VR game streaming startup that just came out of stealth mode. I had a chance to try out the software and talk to Todd about what VREAL is bringing to the table.

I was finally able to record this podcast episode without getting enraged at the topic. Lines are being drawn in the sand with talks of "Rift vs. Vive", and I wanted to address this rationally and give my thoughts.

In this episode of the Rev VR Podcast, I am joined by my good pals over at the Left-Handed VR Podcast, Bob (aka Cozneex), Jason (aka Apieceoffruit, and Matt (aka Holotape). We discuss GDC, STEM, Lighthouse occlusion, Hover Junkers, and much more.

In this episode of the Rev VR Podcast, I am joined by actor, YouTuber, and VR enthusiast, Sam Macaroni. We discuss his experiences in producing and directing films using 360 rigs. Sam is aiming to solve some of the common challenges of this new filming method with clever rigging, and strategic post-production.

Almost none of the predictions I made during my 2014 year end podcast were correct. In fact, If you listen to that podcast now, most of the comments I make could technically be made again right now and still be relevant. Despite the fact that 2015 wasn't the breakthrough year for VR that we wanted, I still felt the need to do a quick summary and make some final observations. As we wrap up 2015, I want to thank my family and friends for being so supportive this past year, and to the dedicated fans of VR and my podcast for keeping the passion alive and my presence appreciated. Here is hoping that 2016 will FINALLY be the year of VR!