UploadVR’s Craig Storm lists the Quest fitness kit that actually sticks: knuckle grips, a rear-battery strap, sweatband, fan, and wipeable face foam — not another software update.
Chad Gerber tells UC Today that Project Phoenix’s biggest win for Meloscene’s hour-long studio sessions is weight, not silicon — and a pocket compute puck is an acceptable trade-off.
Meta’s Connect 2026 session catalogue, checked September 21, says publishing on Horizon reaches players across Facebook, Instagram, and Horizon — not only headsets.
Coal Car Studio’s asymmetrical party putter leaves Quest Early Access for a Steam 1.0 drop on September 22, already Steam Frame Verified with free phone saboteurs.
Funktronic’s final Light Brigade update baked in Steam Frame Verified support. With Frame purchase emails live, the farewell build suddenly matters for standalone buyers.
UploadVR’s Alan Truly ranks Quest splat viewers: AirVis for flexible cloud sharing, Horizon Hyperscape for the sharpest standalone look, GSVision for local PLY files.
Xocus’s anti-gravity racer unlocks on Steam September 17 at $19.99 ($13.99 with 30% launch discount), joining the crowded Quest and SteamVR slate already live on PlayStation.
UploadVR’s September 16 review calls META4’s Quest port of Transformers: Beyond Reality Redux a bland, visually downgraded $19.99 on-rails shooter; PSVR2 owners are steered back to the original.
UploadVR’s unscored review-in-progress says Flat2VR Spark’s I Am Your Beast VR delivers sharp speedrun combat on SteamVR September 17 — with deliberate tradeoffs on tactile VR interactions.
Disney Movie Magic Volume 1 adds six classic Disney songs plus a medley finale, two themed stages, and new trombones to Trombone Champ: Unflattened for $9.99 on Quest, SteamVR, and PS VR2.