Though the Steam Controller broke Valve's storefront, and the Steam Machine otherwise stealing the show, I'm most looking forward to Valve's VR headset, the Steam Frame. Until its release date is announced, however, the brief look at the headset's Welcome Tour software, allegedly leaked to Reddit, will have to tide you over.
Over on the Steam Frame Subreddit, someone has shared what appears to be the first few seconds of the headset's first boot (via Notebook Check).
It says, "Welcome to Steam Frame", and gives a brief overview of the controllers, how to hide and show the UI, and how to pair the device with your PC. The Reddit user credits LabeVR, but doesn't cite where exactly the information came from.
First look of the Steam Frame Welcome Tour from r/SteamFrame
Notably, it's captured via the Valve Index and not the Steam Frame itself, hence the coloured pass-through. The Steam Frame only offers black and white passthrough, which makes its AR use a little lacking in comparison to the Meta Quest 3 or Pico 4 Ultra. Naturally, it's a gaming VR headset, and designed for that purpose, first and foremost.
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