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CitraVR emulator port for Meta Quest headsets launched

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VR developer Amanda Watson has launched a new emulator for Meta Quest VR headsets: CitraVR. It is a Quest-native (no third-party game engine) port of the Citra 3DS emulator that allows you to play homebrew and backup games on a VR headset in 3D.

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The emulator, currently in Beta stage, is compatible with the Meta Quest 2, Quest Pro and Quest 3 headsets and has the following features:
  • Stereoscopic rendering
  • Broad controller support
  • Large, moveable/resizeable screen
  • Playable in mixed reality
  • Low-overhead port
  • Fully GPL-licensed, 100% independent of the Meta SDK
The developer has provided an installation guide over on the GitHub release as well as a WIP games compatibility list. CitraVR is also available via SideQuest as of today.

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:download: CitraVR GitHub Page
 
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PrincessLillie said:
Doesn't seem like the same devs, so that probably depends on whether or not the CitraVR developer wants to continue with it.
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I was just curious, because if it depends on the Citr project's source code in any fashion, things might be up in the air.
 

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