How about some more Leap support?
I know a few of you fortunate souls have a Hydra to play with, but those are long gone from all by the priciest Ebay sellers, and they don't really track you're full hand, with all of the fingers, just the position of your palm. Unless your plan is to develop for the EXTREMELY tiny future STEM market ($300 a set, not developer price, retail), why not shift your development to the Leap Motion?
It's cheap, at around $80 ($100 with the $20 Rift mount). It tracks the whole hand, including fingers. And most, if not all, game/hand interactions will require you to look at your hands regardless. So the Leap's tracking will always be where you need it, when you need it.
The tracking, in it's current incarnation that I've been playing with, is a little spotty at times, but good enough to push buttons, turn levers, knock things over, and most in-game actions. The tech should get better over time. Adventure gaming, location exploration, seems to be the most interesting thing the Rift does, so why not let people use their own hands to do that exploring?
It's cheap, at around $80 ($100 with the $20 Rift mount). It tracks the whole hand, including fingers. And most, if not all, game/hand interactions will require you to look at your hands regardless. So the Leap's tracking will always be where you need it, when you need it.
The tracking, in it's current incarnation that I've been playing with, is a little spotty at times, but good enough to push buttons, turn levers, knock things over, and most in-game actions. The tech should get better over time. Adventure gaming, location exploration, seems to be the most interesting thing the Rift does, so why not let people use their own hands to do that exploring?