Mapper: faded99 I hope you like it! ► Map Details: – Difficulty: Expert – Duration: 2:29 – BPM: 91 – Note Jump Speed: 20 – Spawn Offset: 0 – Total NPS: 4.79 – Total Notes: 716 Playthrough: https://youtu.be/m8ZKAtphh0M Source: PAINLESS – Josh A
Category: The SSVAR blog
SSVAR blog talking about virtual reality,augmented reality and mixed reality.
Imil – You
Mapper: emilia how the fuck you made ex+ so cringe emy Source: Imil – You
とろまる – Enigma
Mapper: miitchel piano song 1 fullspread ronk! Would be cool if you played it with Chroma and all that stuff on, cuz Alice made amazing Chroma lighting, please check her maps and lighting out: https://beatsaver.com/uploader/5f347f81103cbc00066e0a54 (Going for rank so there will maybe be reuploads) Enjoy! Source: とろまる – Enigma
discord pings
Mapper: yt-litzzz DISABLE THEM THEY ARE SOOOO ANNOYING Source: discord pings
Cytus Ø Slit WIP Version
Mapper: lackwip for testing purposes Source: Cytus Ø Slit WIP Version
Ooh La La La – Chérie [KarmaKaze]
Mapper: karmakaze68 KarmaKaze Squad Play Source: Ooh La La La – Chérie [KarmaKaze]
Big Primula Highlight edit.
Mapper: rise ok Source: Big Primula Highlight edit.
Oculus Quest 2 120Hz Support Delayed To Q2 2021 At The Earliest
Last week we reported that Oculus Quest 2 120Hz support was aiming for a release later this month. Now we know that won’t be happening. Facebook’s official Quest Platform Roadmap (which is only available to those with a developer account), has been updated, moving the 120Hz support back from a projected release in March to...
Every PSVR Exclusive – The Best And Worst Games Ranked
Here’s every PSVR exclusive ranked! PSVR might not be the most advanced VR headset on the market, but there’s one thing we can all agree – the best PSVR exclusives are some of the best games on any headset. But which are the best of the best? And which should you avoid? Check out our...
Editorial: Facebook’s Hand Tracking Push Signals Next Steps In VR
New demo apps posted to Facebook’s App Lab experimental release channel for Oculus Quest point to the future of the company’s efforts to define the next generation of personal computing. The demo apps in question are called First Steps and Tiny Castles and both rely on open-air gesture-based interactions. “Look ma, no controllers!” First Steps...