Everysight’s smartglasses give cyclists a fighter jet display
Everysight is unveiling its Raptor augmented reality smartglasses that can deliver the equivalent of a fighter jet display to help boost cycling performance. The...
Pokémon Go snubbed: Apple chooses Clash Royale as its iPhone Game of the Year
Pokémon Go wasn’t the best game of the year on iPhone. At least that’s what Apple is saying. The iOS company revealed the results...
Was The Last Guardian worth the wait? GamesBeat Decides
The year is basically over now that the last handful of games are hitting retailers, and we’ve got a podcast all about ’em. GamesBeat Decides...
Virtuix’s Kickstarters won’t be running on the Omni VR treadmill outside the U.S.
You’re going to have a difficult time doing the running man in VR if you live outside of the United States. Virtuix is canceling...
NES Classic Edition tease: Amazon says it has ‘exciting announcements’ coming soon
Amazon is up to something, and it is probably of interest to anyone who is interested in Nintendo’s throwback console. The NES Classic Edition,...
Surgeon Simulator for PlayStation VR controls like a drunk doc — but not for much longer
When you’re doing something new, it’s easy to screw it up. That’s a big deal when that something is surgery because some cuts are...
The Duke returns? Xbox One could get the original Xbox’s gargantuan controller
When future civilizations look back to try to figure out what event led to the extinction of modern humans, they will have to consider...
Sprint is making an ‘exclusive’ Pokémon Go announcement on Wednesday morning
I’ve already written about the rumors that Pokémon Go may be getting an update in partnership with Starbucks on Thursday, and we’ve also seen other...
Battlerite’s winter patch will add a new champion and cosmetics on December 14
Developer Stunlock Studios announced a winter patch coming to its PC arena brawler. The update is coming on December 14 and will add a new ranking system, cosmetics, and a new (yet unrevealed) champion.
Why Japan’s arcades are its game industry’s cutting-edge labs
Arcades aren’t what they used to be, especially in the West. They’re looked upon as places for retro nostalgia, not where you’ll find some...