PC Gamer’s Jacob Ridley gives Pimax’s sub-170g Micro-OLED PCVR headset a 75: best visuals and comfort he has tested, undermined by inconsistent SLAM controller tracking at $2,299.
Meta cut Beat Saber’s list price from $29.99 to $19.99 for the first time since 2019. Roughly 270 paid track add-ons stayed at full price.
Resolution Games ships Campaign III: Twilight’s End at $9.99 on September 22 — the same day Battlemarked lands on Xbox. Quest, Steam, and PlayStation get the DLC day one.
Steam now lists Fast Travel’s licensed PAYDAY VR heist for Q4 2026 on Quest and SteamVR. Odeldahl says six launch heists and five difficulties.
PhoneArena’s September 6 IFA hands-on backs RayNeo GT Max’s 59° FOV on a Steam Deck demo. MSRP stays $429 ($399 launch). Dolby Vision still requires Pocket TV Pro.
Sumalab’s arm-swinging parkour racer is $14.99 in Early Access on Quest and Steam. UploadVR likes the tracks; the AI and matchmaking still need work.
Dataminer Brad Lynch flagged a Steam Frame reservation system for two SKUs after the September package refresh. September 14 shipping is still rumor; Valve has not named a price.
How-To Geek’s Jon Fingas tried XREAL Aura ahead of fall 2026: Reality Elite feels faster than Galaxy XR, but Android XR still crashes and freezes on a prototype.
Sony terminates Firewall Ultra online features on September 17, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. PDT. After that hour the online-only PSVR2 shooter is unplayable.
Supernatural Health’s separate Coming Soon Quest app is wishable now. Meta’s Legacy Edition runs until December 3, 2026, while the indie relaunch targets fall at $20/month or $180 founding.