Tom Davies

Well, it's very exciting. I'm excited to get it out there because it's really cool. It's definitely an early version of Rift support; it's going to be a pretty ongoing process, I think, to get it going. But right now you can walk around the hangar, you can look at the ships, and it all works pretty well. You can sit in the pilot seats, check everything out. But there's definitely some issues with it that we want to iron out.

Right, and with a lot of other games that isn't such an issue because you have some kind of point of reference on the screen, like a gun or something, so you kind of always know which way your body is facing. Or games, in some cases, will have some kind of head steering, so you'll actually walk which way you're looking rather than your head being detached from your body, so that's another thing we can look into as well. I mean, Oculus is early technology right now. Everybody's kind of figuring all this stuff out. It's very cool to get it out there and see what feedback there is.

Well, they've beefed up the hardware on that, and it's higher definition, of course, so it's a little bit cleaner. You don't have as much swimmy stuff as the original one. What else am I missing on that?

No, I think that's about it. One thing in particular about our game is that all the textures, the models, everything is so high definition. When you're looking at it on such a low-resolution screen as the original dev kit, there's a lot of pixel flickering and blinking just because of all that aliasing. So it definitely looks a lot better on the high-res one.