Towards the beginning of the year, 2016 was championed as a defining 12 months for virtual reality as the technology set about staging a renaissance within the video game industry. By and large, it’s panning out quite nicely; HTC Vive and Oculus Rift set the wheels in motion some months ago, catering for the high-end, PC market with top-tier specs and bleeding-edge tech. But a new challenger…
