Those who are a die hard fans of diverse games, crave to have an experience of the same as if they are literally there. The good thing is that this is possible with the help of technology. Now, it is time for the World Cup soccer once again and everywhere these are being discussed adding an additional hype to them. Those who get an opportunity to go and experience the game live, are happy and blissful; and crave for nothing much. However, those who are unable to do so are only longing for an experience like that. In this article we will mentions options to load the games into your headsets. This will give you an experience of being in the crowd. You can now cheer up and give your opinion as loud as you can. Here are the 3 ways to watch the World Cup in VR:
BBC Sport VR 2018 FIFA World Cup app
The motive of this particular VR footage is screened right from the stadium audience. You will new get the experience as if you are their in the crowd while you sit back on your couch and enjoy the comfort. You can avail the same on Android, iOS, Oculus, PlayStation VR as well as the Gear VR. BBC lets you watch almost all the 2018 World Cup games free of cost, though jut on a comeback basis. Though we cannot accurately tell how many people can simultaneously enjoy it but for sure the number is restricted. Another point is that the app appears to be currently accessible from within the UK as those outside the nation are coming across the regional errors. These errors crop up while downloading and launching the app. Also, there are certain compatibility issues that you will face while sing the app, especially with the Daydream. You can opt for the cardboard initially with the purpose of getting started and then anyway use the Daydream headset anyway. Though this will make you lose hold over the controller, but you will be able to to navigate via the app.
Oculus Venues
Here at this particular app you will not get to see the entire World Cup, but what you will get is an experience. We are talking about the experience of watching right from the stadium though for just few rounds but that is worth it. Multiple users can access the same simultaneously and if you wish you can make use of the solo mode. You will find this app functional on the Oculus Go or the Gear VR. The best part is that you get to use it free of cost.
Watch the live stream in VR
Many of you out there prefer watching the games strictly via headsets. You prefer nothing else as it offers you all the comfort of the world. The live stream for the World Cup 2018 will not have an access to the 360-degree ability for viewing. But you can have an access to same via your headsets through the YouTube app.
All in all, these are the 3 ways to watch the World Cup in VR.
