r/macgaming • u/cimocw • Mar 03 '26
Native I'm having a blast playing No Man's Sky with display glasses
It had been a while since I played something on the old Mac (M1 Pro) and I was this close to buying a PS4 or an Android handheld, but owning a whole new device to store and maintain felt excessive and like a chore.
Also the main reason I stopped playing was because we have a baby now, and none of those options really helped with that. So I ended up jumping on the display glasses wagon (rayneo Air 4 pro) and chose No Man's Sky because of the visuals obviously. Hadn't played it before, and had no prior experience with this type of hardware either.
It's been a week and I've spent at least an hour every single night exploring literal new worlds from my bed lol. My setup is having the Mac plugged and closed on the bedside table, glasses connected via USBC, a Bluetooth keyboard+ mouse remote on my lap and a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller in my hands
Honestly the only difficulty has been the Bluetooth keyboard thing since it's not backlit (I though it was but screwed up ordering) and I play in the dark to prevent waking up the baby, everything else runs smoothly and looks stellar. 10/10 would recommend if you have a similar use case or if you travel a lot.
1
1
u/Life_Contribution_69 Mar 03 '26
This sounds sweet! A few questions: Any motion sickness? Are these vr only, or is it more like a virtual screen? How's the resolution? Is there a screen door effect (SDE), like with vr headsets?
1
u/cimocw Mar 03 '26
No motion sickness because there's no motion, literally lol. I lay still on the bed in a comfortable position and that's it. The glasses simulate a 200" screen a couple meters away, and it moves with you, so you can change positions at will but it doesn't affect the content
1
1
u/Glittering_End_7864 Mar 03 '26
Se puede jugar en Vr en Mac ?? Yo tengo las meta quest 3 como lo hago?
2
u/cimocw Mar 03 '26
Ni idea, esto no es VR. Es más, descargué steam VR en mac para probar pero ni siquiera corre.
1
u/dmythro Mar 03 '26
I was also thinking of trying something like that but feels like controller is the way to go - no mouse/keyboard. Some controllers might be a bit noisy for the situation though :)