Disbelief LLC is the new name of the studio that helped ship Oculus Dreamdeck
Ideas are easy. Execution is difficult. In game development, when the idea people need help delivering a final product, they might sometimes call in...
Xotic’s Drone Z170 PC gaming rig screams with silent speed
It’s probably time to upgrade your PC, and Xotic wants the honor of building it for you. The company has its Drone desktops with...
Call of Duty beats Battlefield 1 as the most anticipated new release, according to study
Despite what the YouTube Likes and Dislikes might imply, Call of Duty is still hotly anticipated. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the most-anticipated upcoming video...
July 2016 NPD: Summer game drought continues to hold back revenues
It’s a hot summer, and that has plenty of people indoors playing favorites like Overwatch and Grand Theft Auto V. But a lack of...
Oculus VR fires back at ZeniMax over latest lawsuit allegations
ZeniMax isn’t backing off the lawsuit it originally filed in 2014 against Oculus VR and Facebook. Instead, the publisher is making some new allegations....
Divinity: Original Sin II is coming to Steam Early Access on September 15
You’ll get to try one of the year’s most anticipated role-playing games early if you’re willing to pay for it ahead of its official...
How two brothers built a VR studio out of cardboard
Most startup companies have interesting origin stories. The classic example is scribbling down notes and ideas on a bar napkin with your co-founders before...
How to make money in VR
Virtual reality could be a $30 billion business by 2020, according to tech advisor Digi-Capital. But in 2016, it’s a nascent platform. Many developers...
VR: Bigger than reality, eventually (part 2)
When you look at the historic rates of adoption of communications technologies that broaden our connections and how they keep moving us closer to...
The world’s best Pokémon players fight for championship in San Francisco (photo gallery)
The hunt is on for the best Pokémon player. And for good or bad, Pokémon Go — the red hot augmented reality mobile game that debuted in June — is conspicuously absent at the 2016 Pokémon World Championships in San Francisco.