3DRudder Review: Can This Foot Controller Solve the Problem of VR Motion Sickness? (And Giveaway!)

Delta Media in latest news 0 comments 06 JAN 2018

Our verdict of the 3DRudder:Perfect for slower-paced flying experiences like Google Earth, where it feels like an entirely natural way to interact with the world. 710The VR community is split right down the middle, between those who enjoy the full immersion offered by “room scale” games, and those that would rather sit on their comfy sofa with an XBox controller. 3DRudder is an innovative controller design to bridge those worlds. It increases immersion with a more natural control mechanism, while still being able to play seated: just use your feet. 3DRudder Design Looking decidedly more like a an autonomous vacuum than a…

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