>Sega's big announcement has nothing to do with Microsoft or Xbox.
>Sega is set to release a VR device named Senses. This headset is a stand alone device that does not require a PC or console, that's powerful enough to run optimised games at 1080p 60fps by itself with 4 hours on a fully charged battery. The device also has a power box that allows for higher graphic settings when plugged in.
>With the Basic Kit, Senses comes with the headset, two motion controllers, a USB-C charger cable and a small headset with a microphone for $350.
>The Deluxe Kit includes everything from the Basic Kit, including the power box, wireless hdmi transmitter, one pack in title (either Sonic or Half-Life) and custom face plates for $400.
>The device is set to launch on November 13th in Japan, and November 27th for Europe, Australia and North America. 
>Launch titles with a physical release are as follows:
>Exclusives
>Sonic The Hedgehog VR (Also a pack in title)
>Puyo Puyo Live
>Mai Mai VR (Japan exclusive)
>SEGA Game Centre VR (JP)/SEGA Arcade Room (EN) Vol. 1
>Yakuza: The Experience (Japan launch title, no word yet on localised version)
>Super Mario VR World
>FIFA 21: VR Edition (European launch title)
>MADDEN NFL 21: VR Edition (North American launch title)
>Not exclusive
>Half-Life: Alyx (pack in game, also sold seperately) 
>Tetris Effect
>Rez Infinite
>Space Channel 5 VR
>SuperHot VR
>Beat Saber
>Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
>The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR
>Job Simulator/Vacation Simulator (sold together)
>Many more games will be available at launch digitally, with more games being optimised and developed overtime. If you own an existing game on Steam, you can get the Senses version for $5 or less.
>Tencent is backing Senses finically, and helping SEGA with launching the device in China. Nintendo also was involved with the development of Senses, and developed a Mario game for Senses' launch.
>This news is set to be revealed on June 4th
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