Hardware Manufacturer Working on Game Pad Holders that Simulate Weapons for VR Games
Over the past few years, virtual reality has been one of the fastest growing ways for players to experience video games, with VR setups rapidly becoming more compact and affordable. The Oculus Quest 2 has seen massive popularity since its release in 2020, and now a company specializing in VR accessories is looking to bring the virtual reality experience to the next level.
Hardware developer ProTubeVR has made a name for itself for providing a wide array of accessories for players looking to enhance their VR experience across several different game genres. The company has produced products to simulate the feeling of a gun for VR shooters, joysticks for VR games like No Man's Sky, as well as a «Saber» attachment for players looking for a different way to play rhythm games like Beat Saber. Now, a recent patent filed by the company may give a hint at the VR enthusiast's next endeavor.
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A patent publication filed by ProTube VR suggests that the accessory developer is looking into several new ideas for VR accessories, with an emphasis on providing a sense of realism across several genres. The patent includes a clause that makes specific mention of force feedback, implying the accessories will be able to simulate the feeling of physical attributes like weight through the accessory. While no official mention has been made of a new product from ProTube VR, the contents of the patent imply the company's next product will look to add a sense of physical immersion to VR games.
The addition of a new accessory to ProTube VR's lineup comes as companies are constantly innovating with virtual reality devices, with each new iteration becoming more accessible. A recent report from insurance company
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