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OCULUS ISN’T THE only virtual reality tech worth talking about: tech firm Avegant grabbed the headlines in January with its own VR offering, Glyph (pictured), blitzing past its $250k Kickstarter goal in a matter of hours. The device is positioned as “a
mobile personal theatre”, with a form factor that mimics premium headphones. However, by folding the band down, users access a clear retinal display to immerse themselves in their chosen media. Avegant is keen for devs to
create games that take advantage of its head-tracking capabilities, and Glyph’s HDMI input means it could be used with any console.
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BATTLECRY STUDIOS
SET UP BY ZeniMax Media in 2012, this Austin-based studio is currently working on an unannounced free-to-play title. That might not sound too
exciting, but in October, BattleCry revealed it was using the newest version of Crytek’s powerful CryEngine for its first project. The studio’s official site declares its mission is to ensure “online play will never be the same”. Headed up by former BioWare
exec Rich Vogel (pictured), who was executive producer on Star Wars: The Old Republic, the team draws on experience from Valve, 343 Industries, Treyarch and more. Expect word on their secret project this year.
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ONES TO WATCH 2014
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