Oh yeah. The Pimax 5k+ seems very impressive and the reviews so far are excellent for it. It's interesting to hear people say that they prefer the 5k+ over the 8k model. Apparently both accept 1440p signals but the 8k model does not accept a native 4k connection which makes the 8k feature seem a bit worthless. Hopefully both models will be available to preorder soon.

I can't wait for next gen headsets, like the 5k+, that offer a huge FOV and higher resolution screens. The relatively low FOV of today's headsets are my biggest VR complain. I think the Oculus Rift, Vive, Oculus Go, and Vive Pro will all seem a bit older after these newer headsets are out.

Also, Oculus Connect 5 is next week. Maybe Oculus will finally reveal plans to bring a new next gen headset to market?

https://www.oculusconnect.com/

Selling an Oculus Rift headset if anyone is interested. Comes with 1 sensor, and cables. No touch controllers or remote. $225 shipped within the US.

It works surprisingly well. Tested.com put a guide out for how to wire up a setup shown in the video. I had the front end of a pinball machine made just for virtual pinball. I'll always prefer real pinball but this works well for trying out digital tables. Doesn't take up a lot of space either and doesn't cost a ton.

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Unfortunately no. I had a local guy who makes arcade and pinball cabinets design / CNC it. I then painted it, added the coin door, buttons, etc.

That's how I access the electronics and wire everything up inside as the back of it is wood that is flush with the cabinet. I used a Data East coin door as it was much cheaper compared to the Bally Williams ones. If I had a used one I would have installed that.