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In Episode #124, Mash kicks off with lively introductions from Todd and Dee. The team dives into exciting gaming updates, upcoming events like GDC, and hot topics including Ubisoft News and Meta's Vail launch. Todd shares his thrilling VR experiences, while Eric gives us the lowdown on the Apple Vision Pro. The show is packed with tech insights, passionate rants, and even a surprise CES video premiere. Tune in for a rollercoaster ride of fun and tech talk!

Correction with the discussion on the Ghost of Tabor Sales figures. Please use the correct info below and a link to XRUpdate with the exact numbers

"Financially, Ghosts of Tabor has been a resounding success, generating $3 million on the App Lab and total earnings surpassing $10 million. This financial achievement is a testament to the game’s broad appeal and expanding player base."

https://xrupdate.com/the-rise-of-ghos...


00:00:00 Opening credits
00:01:09 Mash welcomes viewers to the show
00:01:40 Todd's intro
00:02:35 Dee's intro
00:06:02 Ghosts of Tabor launch with fantastic numbers
00:08:00 Dee streams on Twitch
00:13:58 Mash greets the chat
00:14:11 Qcreator plays No Man’s Sky Update
00:17:08 MickyBerr spotted going to GDC
00:18:52 Ubisoft News triggers Mash's rant
00:41:54 Vail launches on Meta Store
00:50:23 Todd talks about his VR week: Zimtok5 racing GT7
00:54:57 Todd discusses his Big Screen headset and Microsoft Simulator
01:09:28 Eric shares his Apple Vision Pro experience
01:20:47 Bobo S3 head strap overview
01:25:11 Eric continues discussing AVP
01:29:40 Immersed and Virtual Desktop coming to AVP
01:37:01 Tangent into Helldivers flat game conversation
01:39:07 Back to discussing AVP cons
01:53:32 Mash's inner Apple Fanboy rant
01:56:32 Mark Zuckerberg's views on Vision Pro
02:14:18 Zuck takes a jab at Apple Fanboys
02:28:56 Verdict on Meta’s strategy
02:30:51 Surprise Impact Reality 2024 CES video Premiere
02:38:29 Wrapping up show plans for next week
02:41:48 Roll credits

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