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Don't know if it supports VR, but I bet would be pretty intense in VR.
A couple reviews said it does....sort of. It takes some work around, but once setup, it does work, just no hand tracking yet which was kind of a bummer so far.
Yeah, those reviews are what gave me the idea. Sounds like it would be such a neat immersive experience. I don't really have any experience using VR myself, so I'll probably wait until it has better support to try it out.