#meta vr

It was bad enough that Batman: Arkham Shadow—one of the best games of the entire Arkham franchise, with an absolutely stunning take on Harvey Dent—was stuck as a Meta exclusive for Zuck’s overpriced VR headset, with absolutely no hope for a port for PC/console players. That was lousy enough on its own. Most people won’t even be able to access this incredible game.

Interesting article. I really appreciated his comments at the end about the dangers of relying on central servers and not having end of life plans for games before they go down:

Every game should make sure they still work at some level without central server support. Even when not looking at end of life concerns, being able to work when the internet is down is valuable. If you can support some level of LAN play for a multiplayer game, the door is at least open for people to write proxies in the future. Supporting user-run servers as an option can actually save on hosting costs, and also opens up various community creative avenues.

Learn how to connect, sync, and activate your Meta VR headset with our step-by-step device guide. Simple instructions to help you start your immersive Meta experience smoothly.

This guide really helped me understand how to link my Meta headset properly. If anyone’s struggling with setup or pairing issues, check out https://wwwmetacomdevice.com — they explain it clearly with easy steps.

For anyone new to Meta VR, I found this setup guide super helpful. It walks through connecting your headset and troubleshooting pairing problems: https://wwwmetacomdevice.com.

Let’s activate it! This guide will help you to activate your Meta device. www.meta.com/device meta.com/device

Gamescom '25: Something invasive and alien is on the loose in the upcoming VR title, Star Trek: Infection