u/phx

Which makes sense in some ways. The Frame should be more capable and powerful by itself, but the Index needed those damn base stations which cost a bit just by themselves

And yet even DVDs have a bullshit screen about "license to the content blah blah" and bullshit like region codes

Propaganda for what though?

"Hey, look at this guy with the screaming controller, he's so awesome for that" ?

More that it's funny to imagine that this feature was a deliberate pick from the CEO.

I mean, the choice to have the controller scream when dropped might have been something Gabe cooked up

Any listing that went up before the official release date should automatically be flagged and removed

The HMD served as a Bluetooth (or related protocol) hub for the peripherals. Also wondering if the Frame will use lighthouses Pl like Index does or have the tracking from the HMD like Oculus and newer HTC's do. I'm hoping for that with accurate hand/finger tracking

Went from "build to ship in 2026" from "we'll ship in the first quarter/half of 2026" though... so that's not great

Controllers but not the Frame itself? I want a modern VR headset that runs without a tether and ISN'T produced by an evil cloud/social-media company

I have AC but haven't tried it in VR yet for some reason.

But to add to the (space) flying game category, Eve: Valkyrie is pretty fun for a quick thrill

I really want the Frame. The Index is one tech and cords suck. Oculus actually did a lot of things right but I just can't justify throwing my money at Meta...

Agreed. Multi-pairing is such an underrated feature. It's especially great when it comes with a hardware selector (in case you've got multiple devices paired in range).

I picked up a Logitech mouse that pairs up to 3 devices and has a button+LED's on the bottom to switch between. It's awesome