Hypersuit promises to let you fly through virtual reality
Virtual reality may very well take us beyond such input devices as game controllers and joysticks. That’s where Hypersuit comes in. The Hypersuit is...
Nix Hydra launches TyTyMoji emoji stickers for Tyra Banks
Mobile game maker Nix Hydra has branched out by creating TyTyMoji, the official emoji sticker set of Tyra Banks. The sticker pack is aimed...
The State of Hearthstone: How Mean Streets of Gadgetzan changed everything — and where it goes next
GamesBeat: The tri-class cards concept is one of my favorite things introduced in Gadgetzan. I know they seem pretty heavily tied to the theme...
Angry Birds maker Rovio opens new game studio in London
Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds, has opened a new game studio in London with a focus on mobile massively multiplayer online games (MMOs)....
Here’s a closer look at Nintendo Switch’s game cards
Video game tapes have shrunk a bit over the past 30 years. To save the battery life in its upcoming Switch console, Nintendo is...
China cites national security as it bans Pokémon Go and other AR games
China as a nation has a checkered past with the video game industry. For example, for almost a decade and a half, home video...
Hearthstone’s Jade Golem mechanic used to be a lot different
Designing new cards for digital card brawler like Hearthstone isn’t easy, and changes are bound to happen before the final release. It turns out that...
Zuckerberg to testify in $2 billion lawsuit that claims Oculus used stolen technology
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify in court on Tuesday, January 17 for a potentially explosive lawsuit that claims the Oculus VR startup he...
Hearthstone’s Hunter class was was once in a different Mean Streets gang
The newest expansion for Blizzard’s digital card game behemoth Hearthstone, December’s Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, introduced the idea of tri-class gangs. Three of the game’s nine classes belong in one of three gangs: the Kabal, the Grimy Goons, and the Jade Lotus.
Otoy adds lightfield baking and other tools to its Unity integration
The road to photorealistic VR is long, but Otoy is helping to shorten it with the integration of its technology into the free version...