The future leaves
signals in time.

Terry's Terraforming, a VR narrative adventure game in which players fix up planets across the galaxy, has received a release date: it is coming to Quest 3 soon, with a Steam release to follow later. The specific date is not stated in the available context.

Quietglass, a suite of free apps for the Even Realities G2 built on the official Even Hub SDK, ships nineteen apps, yet its README opens with "Eighteen apps" while its German summary says "19 kostenlose Apps" — ten run straight away and nine require a user's own server.

FEX, the translator that converts x86 game code into Arm64 instructions inside Steam Frame's Proton stack, now limits its translated code cache to 1GB and discards stale caches whenever it updates. Both changes address gaps the project itself flagged in its September release post, which said the cache could technically grow unbounded.

Nvidia says Fire TV owners will soon be able to buy a GeForce NOW membership directly through Amazon. The company only said to watch for availability in the coming weeks, giving no date, country list, or details on which membership tiers Amazon will sell.

According to MIXED, OpenAI's pricing page for Codex and ChatGPT sets Ultrafast mode's multipliers against Standard mode for the same model: it draws on included subscription usage at 8x and on purchased credits and Enterprise allotments at 6x, meaning Ultrafast consumes a subscriber's included usage faster than their paid credits.

A review describes the Pimax Dream Air as a compact tethered PCVR headset with extraordinary clarity and gorgeous blacks, but says the tested SLAM package pairs those displays with frustrating software, unreliable controller tracking, and a fit the reviewer never got comfortable with; it costs $2,300 with controllers.

Meta is partnering with ESPN to offer select live, 180-degree immersive college football games all season via Quest's TV app, with the first game kicking off October 10th featuring the Texas Longhorns. Meta says 100+ live sporting events are planned around the Meta VR Glasses release next spring.

Apple's visionOS 27 release notes list this as a known issue: on Vision Pro, toggling between 2D and Spatial views of a large panorama image over 300MB might cause the Photos application to unexpectedly quit. Apple's workaround involves a conversion step for the asset.

Google has opened SynthID Detector worldwide in English, letting anyone upload an image, video, or audio file to check whether it carries an AI watermark the tool can read. It detects Google's own mark plus those of OpenAI, NVIDIA, and Kakao, and Google says Apple support is coming.

Norway's government has proposed a temporary ban on using AI glasses in places such as parks, bathing beaches and museums while it works out a permanent law. The Ministry of Digitalisation and Public Administration published the proposal, but its press release lists two different sets of places the ban might cover.

A project called Spot Glass streams the body cameras of a Boston Dynamics Spot robot, along with a FLIR thermal camera riding on it, into the web-app slot on Meta Ray-Ban Display. The developer warns in their own code that a tunnel hostname is public, meaning anyone with the URL can watch.

The openCFW project is decompiling the Even G2 glasses and the Even R1 ring instruction by instruction, and has published a chip-level parts list naming every chip in both devices. It says the job is not done until a rebuild from its own C source produces a firmware image byte-identical to the official one.

A free update for the VR fishing game Real VR Fishing arrives next week, bringing Halloween-themed content including spooky maps, haunted fish, mixed reality features, hand tracking and more.

MIT engineers have developed a flexible material that digitally tracks its own movement as it bends and twists. The shape-sensing sheet could potentially serve as a wearable, motion-monitoring 'skin' in physical therapy, virtual reality, and gaming.

Whirligig, a VR video player sold on Steam, now ships a native Android build for the Steam Frame running on Valve's Lepton compatibility layer. The developer's release note claims it runs better than the Windows version through Proton, without backing figures, and states that GPU video decoding is missing.

VR fitness app FunFitLand has added knee strikes to its CombatFit workouts and brought its meditative Space sessions to Apple Vision Pro.

Xreal's Aura glasses now have a US store listing naming four versions: 12GB RAM with 256GB of storage and 16GB RAM with 512GB, each in two frame sizes. However, the company's own FAQ says the Android XR product has not yet been configured or announced.