r/SteamFrame

Question in the title.

I have some VR-Exclusive titles on my Wishlist that I definitely want to get eventually when I have the Frame.

Some of them have been on sales over the last weeks, but I mostly skipped, since I didn't felt like getting VR Titles without knowing when I have my hands on the Frame, and I kinda bet that I will see most of these titles on sale when or shortly after Frame hits the market. Will that be the case? WDYT?

I would like to ask if I were to buy the frame in Japan then have it ship to Singapore as we don't know the price for frame I put it at 1.2k (SGD) how much would I need to pay for the import tax?

Mike Straw from Insider Gaming: "I’m to understand that Valve is getting closer to confirming everything. They’ve been going back and forth internally on pricing and whether they would be willing to take a loss on the cost, at least in the short term. It’s unclear what decision has been made, but the internal belief is that an announcement on a release is getting closer."

Im currently using the quest 2 and god i hate it. Its actively failing on me with tracking and performance issues even through pcvr. hence why i wanna buy the frame as soon as its available but of course its delayed. I actually wanted to hold my horses and wait for the 2nd gen but:
a) my quest 2 is on life support as stated above
b) im not even entirely sure if there will be a gen 2, like with the index.

but this begs another question. will the frame be "broken"? like with many new things its got to have some issues, no? like with the first iphone which had poor reception and screen bubbles or the pixel 1st gen which had inconsistent gps and bluetooth and many other first gen products.

what do yall think?

Wondering if the just gonna throw us a bone and delay the frame.

As an indie dev, I and a colleague were visiting another small studio where a friend of ours works and they were giving us a tour of the place. I happened to spot a rack of VR headsets like the index and HTC vive and among them was a steam frame dev kit, just casually propped up with the rest. I had to stop and point it out, and the tour guide said she was as jealous as me of the team who had it.

I couldn't go much closer since the tour continued and there were developers working there at the time, but it was so close I could literally almost touch it.

I'm not under NDA but I obviously don't want to share sensitive details, but I thought some people might sympathize me and be happy to hear they're not just a fever dream like I was beginning to think lol.

Thanks!

Lets see if they announce something do they always announce something?

Before products go live like 3 days before the actual selling.

I'm really looking forward Steam Frame, but I'm wondering about the space needed for VR games. My only experience with VR was with the PSVR1, which was in my living room. It was a real hassle with the camera, cables and all, the screen was really bad quality and I got motion sickness after half an hour. Never really used it that much.

My computer is in my bedroom and I have less space than in my living room, so I'm wondering how much space is needed to have a comfortable experience in VR? The fact that Steam Frame is completely wireless makes it that I don't have to stand at a certain distance from a camera and I expect the screen quality and better performance would alleviate the motion sickness. Do the majority of VR games need you to be standing up or you can play them sitting on a chair? Or is it better to be in movement to lessen the motion sickness?

I've always been interested in VR but my past experiences weren't optimal, so I'm wondering if the quality of life and performance of the Steam Frame would make it better despite limited room?

Attached: pic of my bedroom to see the space avalaible, don't judge I know my desk is a mess...

https://preview.redd.it/nqjelzupsaxg1.jpg?width=8064&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ecb644a5c6377731e37c1ffeeda16a19319d2ff

Wonder if valve will also have a "bundle" option where you can get all three products in one order. Would be nice not having to order them separately. What do you guys think?

Hurry up and wait

sounds like a dumb question, probably is since I’m a dumb person, but if it runs Steam OS, is marketed as a PC, and can run plenty of Norma steam games all compatible with the VR controllers, what is the point in buying the Steam Machine and Steam Controller if the Steam Frame does the job of both- plus VR?

I'm really looking forward Steam Frame, but I'm wondering about the space needed for VR games. My only experience with VR was with the PSVR1, which was in my living room. It was a real hassle with the camera, cables and all, the screen was really bad quality and I got motion sickness after half an hour. Never really used it that much.

My computer is in my bedroom and I have less space than in my living room, so I'm wondering how much space is needed to have a comfortable experience in VR? The fact that Steam Frame is completely wireless makes it that I don't have to stand at a certain distance from a camera and I expect the screen quality and better performance would alleviate the motion sickness. Do the majority of VR games need you to be standing up or you can play them sitting on a chair? Or is it better to be in movement to lessen the motion sickness?

I've always been interested in VR but my past experiences weren't optimal, so I'm wondering if the quality of life and performance of the Steam Frame would make it better despite limited room?

Attached: pic of my bedroom to see the space avalaible, don't judge I know my desk is a mess...

https://preview.redd.it/hwcjw3y1saxg1.jpg?width=8064&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=795e46b0488704cfbe8073f338cb0acbd0adce87