It's finally here!
We have a release date, and you can pre-order now!
Arizona Sunshine releases on December 6, 2016 for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift with Touch support.
Priced at $39.99, the game is now available for pre-order at a 15% discount. Pre-orders will also receive an Arizona Sunshine compositor image for their headsets, a desktop background image, and concept art from the game.
Can't wait for December? The closed beta is November 22-29. The cut-off to sign-up is November 15th, so we will notify the participants shortly after that. Sign up here .
Still want more? Check this out. Playing One of VR’s Most Violent and Exciting Games by Ben Kuchera.
i5 vs i7 CPU
So what's the big deal here? You keep telling us about the i7 or equivalent processor and what it does, but what do I get with it? Why do I want it?
Well, believe it or not, when you have to run a game at 90FPS, you become GPU limited quickly. Using Unity, you also do not have PhysX acceleration on the GPU, so the best option for advanced physics is to use a multi-threaded and multi-core CPU. Because of the advanced physics involved to make the game feel as immersive and realistic as possible, we recommend gamers use a CPU like the Intel® Core™ i7 processor.
The game plays normally with an i5 or equivalent, but if your CPU has the speed, cores, and threads, you can turn on the advanced physics. While you can technically try advanced physics without the latest, fastest CPU, we don't recommend it. The CPU would choke. We've tested it.
What's the big deal? Check it out here.
https://youtu.be/ic3EKqa8270