I?m still new to VR gaming, just having picked up a PlayStation VR last summer. While I?ve done well with some games, I?m not quite over the hump yet with VR sickness. That?s especially true when a game doesn?t quite nail ways to avoid it. But a new device from 3dRudder hopes to make that challenge easier. This new motion controller uses your feet to help you move around, theoretically circumventing some of the VR gaming pain points.

PB = PB || {};
PB.gptStandAlone = PB.gptStandAlone || {};
PB.gptAutoRefresh = PB.gptAutoRefresh || {'gptAds':[], 'gptStandAlone':[]};

googletag.cmd.push(function() {
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googletag.enableServices();
googletag.display('ros_300x250_p_slot4_1547132389');
googletag.pubads().refresh([PB.gptStandAlone['ros_300x250_p_slot4_1547132389']]);

});

PB =...