The Oculus Quest feels like the next-generation for VR, with Oculus promising completely wireless, Rift-quality Vr for a fraction of the predicted price.

When Microsoft first debuted the Xbox One X – then stilled called Scorpio – Phil Spencer stood on stage and said that the new machine would soon deliver high-end VR. Given the Xbox One and Ocukus Rift partnership, the assumption then was that th4e new machine would come to support the Rift in some way. When the Xbox One X was released, there was no mention of VR compatibility at all, though it was still something in the system’s pipeline. It looks like they've quietly ditched VR plans.

Facebook is seriously investing in the VR market and its not just through software and VR headsets which they see this VR future, but also easy to use high-definition cameras that can allow for easier capturing of VR experiences.

Oculus Go is offering mobile VR without the hefty smartphone buy-in, and it's out for purchase right now.

It's Job Simulator with a coat of nihilistic, irreverent paint. It's fun, funny and indulgently self-aware. It's undoubtedly a must-have for fans, but like the character you play as, it's a disposable clone.

The HTC VIve Pro is adding more pixels, sound, and connectivity options to an already fantastic VR headset, while not leaving first-generation buyers in the cold.

The prohibitive cost means that uptake of VR devices has been slower than anticipated – leading many to brush it all off as a gimmick. That seems to be slowly changing. For the first time, sales of VR headsets have exceeded a million units in a single quarter.

EVE Valkyrie is no more, as developers CCP remove all of their assets in VR development to let the industry settle over the next few years.