Oculus Rift Support Possibly Coming To Titanfall

By Alex Osborn

Titanfall, the upcoming next-gen first-person shooter from Respawn Entertainment, may feature Oculus Rift support.

This news comes by way of the official Respawn Twitter account​, where the studio posted an image of the Oculus Rift, which just arrived at their office.

 

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Naturally, a follower then asked the developer whether or not Titanfall would support the VR headset, to which Respawn replied, "Nothing official yet but you never know."

How badly do you want to get your hands on the Oculus Rift? Do you think a game like Titanfall would be well suited for the tech? Let us know in the comments below.

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