Jamie gives us his first impressions of Reverb G2. He & Kyle discuss Quest 2 preorder numbers, Microsoft's bullish adoption of OpenXR, and try to understand PS5-specific updates for PlayStation VR games.

Jamie & David discuss interesting titles coming to Oculus Quest and SteamVR, and question Sony's messy generational transition's effects on PlayStation VR.

Oculus Quest gets Blair Witch just in time for Halloween. VR is getting another Warhammer game. DecaGear claims to be SteamVR's $450 saviour. And we discuss the messy situation of VR on PlayStation 5.

Population One is a battle royale for virtual reality. A US House report condemns Facebook for anti-competitive behaviour. Omni One is a semi-affordable VR treadmill. And we assess The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners on Quest 2.

Star Wars Squadrons is incredible, HP's new headset can read your stress level, and the second Walking Dead VR game is a disappointment.

SideQuest's CEO Shane Harris joins us to discuss securing investment and the future of the Oculus ecosystem. Solaris finally dropped, PSVR is getting Minecraft, and No Man's Sky just released yet another incredible update.

Immediately after the Facebook Connect keynote we met up live in our virtual studio discussing all the details revealed about Oculus Quest 2, connected across continents by virtual reality.

We talk to BigScreen CEO Darshan Shankar, Mozilla Engineer Diane Hosfelt, and VoicesOfVR host Kent Bye about Facebook's recent and future moves in VR, and the privacy implications they have.

Is the elimination of separate Oculus accounts the final straw for Facebook's trust in VR? How does this decision affect the future of Oculus?

We're joined by SideQuest CEO Shane Harris and Virtual Desktop's sole developer Guy Godin.

HTC is no longer bringing its affordable Cosmos Play to consumers, the Oculus SDKs are deprecating Go, The Walking Dead: Onslaught has a release month, and Mozilla's WebXR layoffs are making us question the openness of meta-verses.