While we’re just at the face of meaningful VR content, there are ways to bond the gap as an early adopter. If you’re the lucky, proud proprietor of an HTC Vive, you can now access your entire steam library and play it within a minimalist theatre.Announced last month and out in beta a few weeks ago, owners of the Vive will automatically be asked whether they would like to launch their games in “Theater Mode” — which then projects the game onto a wide screen
The space itself is least, and you’re not going to get much beyond the suitability of a more immersive and larger play experience. But being in a big room for gaming, even virtually, has the leaning to set the mood.
And it seems that HTC’s partner, Valve, isn’t done yet with the eye, either. In a video teased today, a match in ‘Dota 2’ shows of an interactive spectator’s theatre, complete with life-sized versions of the stars on each team, a real-time map and communicating stats.This feature is a small one that makes a big impact, both in adding the still-growing VR content pool and showing off the device’s varied play experiences.
