HTC’s second iteration of their SteamVR hardware, the Vive Pre, was unveiled last month at CES with a number of ergonomic and technical enhancements. Well it looks like developers worldwide are taking to twitter to rejoice the receipt of the last Vive, and here are some of the lucky developers who took to Twitter to celebrate.

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The new HTC Vive Pre brings with a lighter weight construction, better headset ergonomics, refined SteamVR controller design, quieter, smaller Lighthouse Base stations, improved display clarity courtesy of Mura correction and a front-facing camera for glimpsing reality.

The new Vive revision was announced to be shipping to developers already in receipt of the first HTC Vive developer editions, and it looks like they started to arrive last week. Here’s 7 developers who just got theirs.


11. AlterVerse

 


 

22. New Blood

33. Fishbowl VR

44. Magnopus

55. AAD Productions

66. Tomorrow Today Labs

77. MoonStrike VR

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Based in the UK, Paul has been immersed in interactive entertainment for the best part of 27 years and has followed advances in gaming with a passionate fervour. His obsession with graphical fidelity over the years has had him branded a ‘graphics whore’ (which he views as the highest compliment) more than once and he holds a particular candle for the dream of the ultimate immersive gaming experience. Having followed and been disappointed by the original VR explosion of the 90s, he then founded RiftVR.com to follow the new and exciting prospect of the rebirth of VR in products like the Oculus Rift. Paul joined forces with Ben to help build the new Road to VR in preparation for what he sees as VR’s coming of age over the next few years.