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Currently, there is contention between Egypt and Ethiopia over the potential damming of the largest river in the world, the Nile River. And Egypt considers it a threat to its sovereignty. Damming the Nile is available now, along with a new BBC Oculus Gear VR app.
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I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. So we’ve launched Crowe: The Drowned Armory on Oculus and HTC. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It’s 360. Alan: Right.
I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. So we’ve launched Crowe: The Drowned Armory on Oculus and HTC. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It’s 360. Alan: Right.
I think I have a piece of the Taj Mahal, and the pyramids in Egypt, and some places in Manhattan, but I definitely want to keep a lot of stuff for our users to buy. So we've launched Crowe: The Drowned Armory on Oculus and HTC. Alan: Is it volumetric or 360video? Hrish: It's 360. It's on Steam and Oculus.
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