StormyCsVR

@stormycsvr.bsky.social

Real. Immersive. Experiences. Freelance at @UploadVR.com

#MetaQuest made app filtering and sorting worse in the new Quest Navigator. I used to be able to filter to installed apps AND sort them A-Z or by recent use. Now I have to choose one or the other. With 1,000+ apps in my library, that’s a step backward.

I spent several days with FitXR's latest update before writing this piece. Journey is the headline feature, but I also came away impressed by the revamped sound design, Profile Levels, and Oceana. My latest hands-on look:👇

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 4w ago

FitXR on Quest now has 'Journey', a personalized recommendation system designed to help you spend less time searching for workouts and more time exercising. Read our impressions here: www.uploadvr.com/fitxr-journe...

I spent time with FunFitLand’s SwingFit preview and spoke with the team behind it. My latest feature looks at the new workout mode, the company’s growing wellness ambitions, and where FunFitLand fits into today’s VR fitness landscape. 👇

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 2mo ago

FunFitLand's new SwingFit mode is the latest entrant into the flow-based VR fitness category. After going hands-on with the public preview, we're convinced it truly stands on its own:

I thought I understood the Temple of Dendur when I visited The Met in New York City. It turns out I didn’t. My latest for UploadVR looks at how The Met is using immersive technology to tell stories beyond the museum walls. The experiences are free. If you try them, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 2mo ago

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is extending its reach beyond New York with a new immersive experience bringing the iconic Temple of Dendur to Quest headsets and the web. Read our impressions here: www.uploadvr.com/the-mets-imm...

Immersive concerts may end up being one of VR180’s strongest long-term use cases. The Goo Goo Dolls concert in Horizon TV really clicked: atmosphere, scale, lighting, and proximity to performers all working to create the experience - and you're there on stage with them. New piece for UploadVR 👇

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 3mo ago

Quest owners have another immersive concert to check out in Horizon TV, this time featuring the Goo Goo Dolls performing at New York City’s historic Beacon Theatre. Read our impressions here: www.uploadvr.com/metas-goo-go...

💪Spent real time with all of these VR fitness apps. 🥊 None replace my main apps, but I keep coming back to each of them for different reasons. There’s a real “best of the rest” layer in VR fitness that doesn’t get enough attention.

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 4mo ago

Looking for a VR workout without a monthly fee? Hitstream, X-Fitness, Boxing Fitness, and Punch Fit are solid apps for when you just want to hit something. Read our impressions here:

Spent some time with FitXR’s new Flow Studio. Feels less like a new feature and more like something built to keep a routine going. Makes a lot of sense if you’re unsure about Supernatural long term. And takes advantage of FitXR's rich art style. www.uploadvr.com/fitxr-builds...

FitXR Builds Flow Studio As VR Fitness Users Look For What’s Next

FitXR introduced a new mode called Flow Studio, expanding its lineup of workout offerings that already includes Boxing, Combat, HIIT, Sculpt, Dance, Zumba, and Slam.

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With all the NASA Artemis excitement, I figured I’d work from the “captain’s seat” today. I’m not a developer or engineer. Just someone who tried this and realized virtual screens are the way. This is already changing how I work. Not someday. Right now. #normalizeVR

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Episode 2 of my podcast is up. I just hit 104 straight weeks hitting my VR fitness goals. Two years. It got me thinking about why VR fitness seems to actually stick for people in a way a lot of other VR use cases don’t. Curious if others feel similar? Listen at link below 👇

Sometimes there’s no substitute for the right tool. My father-in-law “loaned” me this chainsaw years ago knowing full well it probably wasn’t coming back. Thinking about him today.

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Most esports involve watching people behind monitors. At a Global Gaming League event, the main event was VR boxing in Thrill of the Fight 2. It raises an interesting question: can VR actually work as a spectator sport? I wrote about it for UploadVR 🥊

UploadVR@uploadvr.com · 5mo ago

At a recent Global Gaming League event, competitors threw punches in The Thrill of the Fight 2, turning the VR boxing game into a live, physical spectacle for a cheering audience. Details here: www.uploadvr.com/the-thrill-o...