Sulon Technologies enters the virtual reality race with a new kind of immersive experience
Sulon's Cortex uses a mobile screen to deliver a Holodeck-like experience.
Sony had to pioneer six different technologies to develop its virtual-reality headset
Sony tapped the creativity of its game makers and tech experts to build Project Morpheus.
Project Morpheus: Sony announces its virtual-reality headset for PlayStation 4
Sony believes that VR will fundamentally change the rules of gaming.
Developers and fans celebrate the legacy of Final Fantasy X and X-2 for a good cause
Square Enix is auctioning off original artwork from Final Fantasy X and X-2 on Gallery Nucleus's website. All proceeds are going to Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts in the Philippines.
Crusader Kings publisher Paradox will distribute South Park developer’s crowdfunded role-playing game
Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity will debut later this year.
Gamevil plans to take five Korean mobile games to the global stage
The South Korean game company will test if hardcore Korean games will do well on the global market.
Electronic Arts might get ‘Worst Company in America’ three-peat
The gaming publisher faces off against Time Warner Cable, Microsoft, and Monsanto for The Consumerist blog's Worst Company in America tournament.
Too little, too late? A year later, SimCity finally gets offline single-player mode
EA and Maxis took their time, but they have finally corrected 2013 SimCity's most controversial component.
Triple-A developers-turned-academics now ship students instead of games
The abilities to evolve products, to collaborate with teams of creatives, to set deadlines, and to discuss game design with colleagues at an industry event all prepare a game developer to be successful working in higher education.
Retro PC-game distributor GOG.com is adding support for Linux (and potentially SteamOS)
GOG.com will launch support for Linux with over 100 games this fall.