Quake/Half-Life/Doom/Return To Castle Wolfenstein/Doom 3 And then I got a Gear VR and I started doing a bit of dev for that. Got involved in that and moved on up the dev kits through the DK2. So I just sort of started tinkering with that project. So I got involved fairly early on in Vireio Perception, which is basically a DirectX 9 injection driver that allows you to play some of the games that you’d normally play on your monitor on the dev kit. I think a lot of people are aware of VORPX, which is sort of one of the more popular current ones. And then there were things like injection drivers. So there was the old sort of tech demo that people had thrown together.
I mean, obviously those early days, there wasn’t much in the way of content. When I first sort of stumbled across the Kickstarter I’d missed the opportunity to actually get one of the original Kickstarter units, but I signed up as quickly as I could to get hold of the original dev kit. Tell me how you started becoming a VR developer and what got you interested in it in the first place?ĭrBeef: It goes all the way back to the original DK1, the very first Oculus dev kit, you know, I’ve always enjoyed gaming. You feel like royalty to come into our studio after all you’ve brought to the masses out here.
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