Re-Broadcast: Drash of Titans of Space
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This is a re-broadcast of Gaming Chords with Drash from Titans of Space.
Drash got his start in the virtual reality world in 2013 by releasing an early prototype of "Titans of Space" along with other popular demos. He also created "Telescopic", an Oculus Mobile VR Jam finalist and was the lead developer for "Apollo 11 VR", an award-winning cinematic/education title.
In "Titans of Space," Drash brings users on a narrated tour of our Solar System and a few of the largest stars. The game provides up-to-date facts and accurate visuals of over 40 celestial bodies. He came up with the idea during a long road trip, and wanted to share information on our solar system with others. Drash has started early access for for "Titans of Space 2.0" for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive retail headsets. The mobile version of the game now has a combined 1.5 million downloads. It can also be viewed in 100 California libraries that have an Oculus Rift available.
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Drash got his start in the virtual reality world in 2013 by releasing an early prototype of "Titans of Space" along with other popular demos. He also created "Telescopic", an Oculus Mobile VR Jam finalist and was the lead developer for "Apollo 11 VR", an award-winning cinematic/education title.
In "Titans of Space," Drash brings users on a narrated tour of our Solar System and a few of the largest stars. The game provides up-to-date facts and accurate visuals of over 40 celestial bodies. He came up with the idea during a long road trip, and wanted to share information on our solar system with others. Drash has started early access for for "Titans of Space 2.0" for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive retail headsets. The mobile version of the game now has a combined 1.5 million downloads. It can also be viewed in 100 California libraries that have an Oculus Rift available.
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