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Skyrim Hacked To Support Oculus Rift
The Oculus Rift is fast becoming a popular plaything for PC games hacking. The head-mounted device allows users to play games in 3D with full head-tracking functionality, including tilt. And now a YouTube user has posted video of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim running on the device.
Chris Gallizzi posted the video below on his YouTube channel.
Oculus VR has been shipping out dev kits for the units over the past few weeks. The company isn't providing any details about the consumer units, however, so we'll have to wait to learn even basic information including approximate price and release window beyond "a price that everyone can afford" and "as soon as possible."
[Via Kotaku]
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