Can this kit be used with Digital Combat Simulator?

I hVE not received my Oculus Kit yet, they are assembling the kits as I type. Here's the thing, if you are a software/ gaming/hardware innovator/developer, then this version of the Oculus is for you. If you are a Gamer only with very little software knowledge, then maybe you should wait for the Gamers version to be released to the World? As I understand it, this Version of the Oclulus Vr is made with the above parameters in mind, and the User/Gamer frliendly Version will be the next release to the World.

Thats my take on Mr. Luckey's Development of his Invention. I would bet They are taking pre-orders for the next Generation of the Oculus if you asked for it?

Good Luck,

Neil
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This OculusVersion is Unreal Engine compatible I understand All the Steam Games that use this Platform, (E.G.) Half-Life,Hl2, Counter Strike?, Skyrim?, etc

Still waiting for my Developers Kit, so I can't confirm the Games without researching the Forums again, I think I'll wait for the Kit to Arrive instead, OK?
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DCS can be made to work with the Rift through some fiddling, nothing with the Rift is plug and play. DCS is still not stereoscopic (non-3D) but I'm still trying to get the 3D stuff working.

But like Neil said this is a Dev Kit; the screen resolution is pretty much completely unusable for a game like A-10C where so much is going on in the cockpit. I fly aerobatics in DCS so I can get some use out of it even with the low res. We're also integrating the Rift into the L-39 add-on we're developing for DCS.

If you like to tinker and have cool experiences the Rift is a solid purchase. If you just want to fly DCS A-10C you won't really be able to do that in the Rift, wait for the consumer version with a higher res screen.

"JDClampett" wrote:

This OculusVersion is Unreal Engine compatible I understand All the Steam Games that use this Platform, (E.G.) Half-Life,Hl2, Counter Strike?, Skyrim?, etc

Not even a little bit. In fact, none of those games use the Unreal Engine. The first three are various versions of the Source Engine (or hlengine) and Skyrim is completely different.