Virtual Reality

We were originally inspired by the movie and story Ready player One over a decade ago. Our Goal is to continually stay ahead of VR enthusiast trends. We are constantly on the look out for what tech is the coolest to integrate into our Virtual Reality experience. If you want to know when we add a fun addition make sure to follow us on Instagram. We hope to also include the latest VR news, game facts and so much more.

We are always looking for new games that fit our vision for V-Sports Arena. If you would like to see a game that we don’t have, tell a member and we will look into it.

Ages 8 to 80 are welcome. We recommend 8 years and older in order to wear the VR headset comfortably. If you feel like your child may not be able to fit the headset comfortably, please bring a baseball cap or a beanie which will allow the headset to fit better. In some circumstances, there have been younger children who have been able to play VR.

Virtual reality has lots of uses. One of the most well-known is in video gaming, where it gives players an incredibly immersive experience.  Virtual reality games range from exhilarating space combat simulators that lets you piloting space ships across the galaxy to classic platformers that let you leap around a world that you can physically explore. 

It’s also brilliant for entertainment.  BT Sport broadcast the UEFA Champions League final in VR and there are apps which let you watch concerts, TV shows, and even films in virtual reality.

VR is also a fantastic platform for education, letting adults and children alike feel immersed in the subjects they’re exploring, whether that’s the bottom of the ocean or inside a Roman city.

We have just about 200 games. Every week we are adding and/or taking away games to make the experience most enjoyable for the family. Here is a link to all of our games.

We are in the process of getting a distributor license and will be selling at our store location. We will have a variety of different systems for both sales and play. We also have the ability to build custom computers or guide you in the production of your own. Feel free to come in or give us a call with any questions.

The oculus is a great home set up for entry level VR. It offers a crisp image that is standalone, so no wires to worry about, and has some great exclusive games.

What separate V-Sports from the typical home set up!
-High Graphics (Graphics are different then resolution)
-Higher frame rate (reduces chance of motion sickness)
-Sub millimeter precision tracking
-Access to our 200 games library
-Finger tracked with haptic controllers (Index controllers)
-Haptic feedback vest (bhaptics)
-multi-player with friends who do not own VR

Although this can come down to preference there are pros and cons to the different options we have in VR.
–Index controllers offer the most advanced option with finger tracking and a strap that holds in to your hand, meaning if you want to let go of an item just let go. You want to grab something just wrap your fingers around the controller. And the benefit of oculus button layout. These are also tracked with sub-millimeter precision using Steam Tracking.
-Oculus touch controllers, well there are technically 3 variations of this controller, I will start by talking about what is the same. To start the they have the best button layout which we are seeing in almost all controllers now. So. although they came up with it its no longer unique. They are super light weight and fit most peoples hands. Pro and con they use AA Batteries meaning they last a long time and you don’t need to charge them, but you will always be buying more. Now 2 of these controllers are tracked by cameras on the headset, known as inside-out tracking. This is problematic as you loose tracking when they fall out of range of the cameras. While the newest controller is tracked by cameras on the controller itself. This makes a big difference and is a much needed improvement. The downside is camera tracking is not as precise as Laser tracking like Steam Tracking.
-PlayStation VR2 Sense™ controllers are very similar to oculus controllers using inside-out tracking, so not great, however they have 2 main differences. They use rechargeable batteries meaning you will have to charge them after about 4 hours of play. Now the Best part. Every controller needs this next feature. However its patented technology. The triggers on this controller can adapt to what’s going on in the game. They can push back on your finger giving you an intense feel of realism. 
-HTC Vive controllers are probably known as the worst and heaviest of the controllers on the market today. And the Button layout isn’t the best, they were the first VR controller on the market. Although you may not be getting the highest score on beat saber, they do feel like your actually holding a sword and the haptic feed back is much stronger than anything else. They also feel good when duel wielding pistols. They benefit from steam tracking as well.
-Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) Controllers don’t really have any strengths, but they don’t really have any weaknesses either. They use inside-out tracking and have similar button layout as the others. They do require a WMR headset which isn’t that great other then the price is cheap.

-Haptic feedback vest allows you to feel in-game objects or add haptics to the music. Imagine being is an abandon house and feeling the vibration move down your spine. This kind of immersive tech add a whole new layer of fun. (TactSuit X40)