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VR fans will finally wrap their hands around the Oculus Touch controllers starting on sex video appsDec. 6 for $199, Oculus announced Thursday.

Oculus Touch, a set of controllers that lets virtual reality users bring their hands inside simulations, was announced in June 2015 -- just prior to E3. The controllers were first promised to arrive a few months after the Oculus Rift release in March, but their release continued to slide later and later into 2016.

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The Touch controllers -- as we've talked about -- are essential for getting closer to VR's promise of "presence," the feeling of actually being somewhere else. Their exclusion at Oculus Rift's launch was a huge detractor compared to headsets like the HTC Vive, which includes two wand controllers to approximate hands. The Oculus currently ships with an Xbox One gamepad and a small remote, both of which can be used to navigate inside VR.

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Oculus Touch controllers are available for preorder on Oct. 10 and will come bundled with two games: VR Sports and magic-welding game The Unspoken.

For those who want room-scale VR with the Touch controllers, additional sensors will begin shipping on Dec. 6 as well.

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