Valve, the tech giant behind popular games like Half-Life and Portal, has announced that they are stopping manufacturing of the frame for their Valve Index VR headset. This decision comes after reports of technical challenges with the frame design, which has been causing delays in production.

In an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on Reddit, Valve addressed concerns from fans about the frame machine controller for the VR headset. The company admitted that they were facing issues with the frame's design and functionality, leading to the decision to halt manufacturing until they can resolve the technical issues.

Valve is also working on improving the overall VR experience for users, with plans to implement foveated streaming rendering technology in their Steam Frame. This technology will allow for more efficient rendering of graphics in VR, leading to smoother gameplay and reduced strain on hardware.

Overall, Valve remains committed to providing top-of-the-line VR experiences for gamers around the world. While the manufacturing halt may cause delays for some customers, the company is dedicated to delivering a high-quality product that will revolutionize the world of virtual reality gaming.