Wednesday, 10 February 2016
The virtual reality space is heating up in a big way, and content creators are on their way to getting a big boost. At the keynote for the Vision VR/AR Summit today in Hollywood, California, game engine developer Unity announced that its tools now freely support SteamVR. This is a big deal: Unity 5 is one of the biggest game developer platforms out right now, and native support for VR means that game designers don’t have to bother much with tweaking their already-existing games to the tech. Additionally, a new SteamVR plug-in allows for enhanced virtual reality graphics. This is all especially…
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