Oculus Venues brings VR crowds to real-life events, sort of
https://www.cnet.com/news/oculus-venues-brings-vr-crowds-to-real-life-events-sort-of/
It's pretty clear what Facebook wants with Oculus: for you to use VR to socialize with your network when you're not physically with your network. Sound creepy? I hopped around a virtual arena and sat with other avatars during a VR broadcast of a basketball game last week for an hour, and I didn't hate it.
Oculus Venues is the next step for what Facebook hopes will convince more people to experience VR together. It launches Wednesday, after being announced at the Oculus Go debut. On the surface, it's a way to livestream VR concerts and sports and comedy shows, similar to apps NextVR and Within.
Oculus Venues brings VR crowds to real-life events, sort of
May 30, 2018, 4:26pm UTC
https://www.cnet.com/news/oculus-venues-brings-vr-crowds-to-real-life-events-sort-of/
> It's pretty clear what Facebook wants with Oculus: for you to use VR to socialize with your network when you're not physically with your network. Sound creepy? I hopped around a virtual arena and sat with other avatars during a VR broadcast of a basketball game last week for an hour, and I didn't hate it.
> Oculus Venues is the next step for what Facebook hopes will convince more people to experience VR together. It launches Wednesday, after being announced at the Oculus Go debut. On the surface, it's a way to livestream VR concerts and sports and comedy shows, similar to apps NextVR and Within.