Overwatch’s next hero is a cute hamster in a mech ball of death
Overwatch teased its next hero on its Twitter account today with a short video. It looks like this PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC...
Epic Games awards $1 million in Unreal Dev Grants to 37 teams
Epic Games is opening up its Fortnite money vault to award 37 game development teams with a total of $1 million in Unreal Dev...
Indeed: U.S. cybersecurity job postings grew 3.5% in past year
U.S. cybersecurity jobs grew 3.5 percent in the past year, while job searches for cybersecurity roles increased 5.7 percent, according to a new report...
Court halves $500 million ZeniMax damages in Oculus VR case
(Reuters) — A federal court in Dallas on Wednesday halved the $500 million verdict that a jury ordered Facebook, its virtual reality unit Oculus,...
Cat Quest’s sequel adds dogs and co-op play to the mix
The Gentlebros’ feline action role-playing game Cat Quest is getting a sequel — and this time, man’s best friend will be kitty’s best friend...
H1Z1 surpasses 10 million players on PlayStation 4 one month after open beta launch
Daybreak Games today announced that H1Z1, the original standalone battle royale shooter, has been played by more than 10 million PlayStation 4 players since...
Todd Howard: 10 takeaways from Bethesda’s studio director at Gamelab
Todd Howard has been working at Bethesda Game Studios for 25 years, and at the recent Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), fans hung on his...
High Fidelity raises $35 million with goal of bringing VR to ‘a billion people’
High Fidelity has raised $35 million for its open source platform for building distributed social virtual reality worlds. The platform leverages blockchain technology to enable linkable VR experiences that can be easily deployed across platforms that also adhere to the open, transparent, and secure ledger technology.
Who owns augmented realities?
Last year, a seldom-discussed event started to raise important questions about augmented reality’s geographic boundaries. A group of artists digitally “vandalized” Snapchat’s AR overlays...
Atomico leads $21 million investment in Oh BiBi for mobile versions of popular PC and console games
Paris-based studio Oh BiBi announced today that it has raised $21 Million as the company seeks to accelerate the rollout of its mobile-first portfolio...