Oculus Rift Touch is Oculus' newly-released pair of controllers that gives the controller to use with each hand. In terms of immersion, the new device is expected to provide much of a difference.
With the new Oculus Rift Touch, everything feels different when the arm and hand movements are reflected into the digital world. In fact, reports suggest that pointing at objects, pulling a trigger or reaching for a handheld is better with the dual controllers.
Beyond the games, which is important to the future of VR, the addition of individual controllers for each hand in Oculus Rift Touch is a huge step, given that some of the most telling Touch experiences are not the usual games.
Oculus Rift Touch's Quill, the company's own painting and drawing program will allow users to get close to their art. Inside it, there is only one way for VR to move past gaming into other creative ventures. Priced at $200, Oculus Rift Touch controllers are believed to be not as impressive as the HTC Vive's that come with the same headset.
The games that the company has collected to work with the Oculus Rift Touch also claim that there will be no developer shortage that wants to get on board, or at least lay the groundwork for VR to prevent the similar fate as the once-hot yet disappointing motion-gaming fad, Stuff reported.
Meanwhile, Oculus has announced that 53 games will coincide with the launch of the new Oculus Rift Touch to support Touch. A lot of these games are said to be out already, but will still get free compatibility updates to make sure that they perform well with the Oculus Rift Touch during launch.
Reports also indicate a list that is made up of a number of HTC Vive compatible games, which show that several developers have been planning to shift to Oculus, according to Alphr. Watch Oculus Rift Touch Unboxing!