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How To Play Gamecube & Wii Games Natively On Oculus Quest

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Originally released in 2003 on Windows, this brilliant piece of software allows players to run Nintendo Gamecube and Wii console games on their Windows, macOS, and Android devices. Players will need a bluetooth controller and their own ROM files.

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‘Return To Castle Wolfenstein’ VR Port Heading To Oculus Quest

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Image Credit: DrBeef, VR_Bummser. The post ‘Return To Castle Wolfenstein’ VR Port Heading To Oculus Quest appeared first on VRScout.

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The Transformation Of Tesla From 2003 To 2022

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Tesla revolutionized the world of electric vehicles, producing multiple top-selling models. Here how the company has transformed since its inception.

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One Of The Best Star Wars Games Is Getting A VR Mod

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Originally released back in 2003, LucasArts’ hybrid first-person/third-person action game has you playing the role of a student at Luke Skywalker’s Jedi Academy and investigating a Dark Jedi cult.

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This Free ‘Halo: Combat Evolved’ PC Mod Brings VR Support to the OG of Shooters

Road to VR

If you already own the remastered Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary edition via The Master Chief Collection, we have some bad news; HaloCEVR only supports the original 2003 PC edition of Halo: Combat Evolved.

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‘Beat Saber’ Rock Mixtape Brings Nirvana, The White Stripes, KISS & More

Road to VR

Meta-owned developer Beat Games also included custom environments for several of the trackins, including lighting effects and color schemes in Seven Nation Army inspired by its iconic 2003 music video. Eye of the Tiger’s environment was designed in the style of a FitBeat -style obstacle level , which ought to get your heartrate up.

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‘Batman: Arkham Shadow’ Announced Exclusively for Quest 3 From Meta-owned Studio Behind ‘Iron Man VR’

Road to VR

The Ratcatcher, aka Otis Flannegan, was an Easter egg character in console and PC title Batman: Arkham City (2011), but has made no appreciable appearance in a Batman video game since release of the console title Batman: Dark Tomorrow (2003). A nametag is also seen in the trailer, reading Dr. Harleen Quinzel, aka Harley Quinn.

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