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Amidst all the hype about their long-rumored VR/AR headset, slated for release in early 2024 , it’s not the only signal that Apple might finally be sorting out its subpar gaming offering. It’s also releasing software that will make it easier to play Windows games on Mac.
With VR games, it’s even worse. If you want to spend hours watching YouTube videos, you can get most VR headsets to somewhat work with a Mac. But right now the only one that is really officially compatible seems to be the HTC Vive.The downside of an Apple-native product is it comes with an Apple price tag: a hefty $3,499.
“We do not necessarily agree with the characterization that’s been put in that litigation, including the qualification of SAND as a security there,” he said, adding that it would not change the company’s day-to-day business., including MANA, for US-based customers. It’s not a new thing. The debate over the legal status of in-game currencies precedes even the invention of Bitcoin. Second Life got itsin 2006 and the question of who owes what to who has continued, exacerbated by the fact that many developers and creators already feel they pay large “taxes” to platforms.
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