12 Steam VR games are worth another look thanks to massive new updates
In the Wild West of VR game development, designers are eager to get their projects into the hands of consumers as quickly as possible....
Palmer Luckey: ‘I am deeply sorry that my actions’ hurt Oculus
Palmer Luckey founded the modern VR movement and made millions of dollars selling his company to Facebook. Now, he’s using that cash to pay...
I’m not surprised Palmer Luckey is funding pro-Trump ‘shitposts’
Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey confirmed to The Daily Beast that he is money behind a group of alt-right “shitposters” who plan to spread memes disparaging Hillary...
Signia Venture Partners raises $85 million fund for early stage tech companies
Signia Venture Partners is announcing today that it has raised a second fund — totaling $85 million — to invest in early-stage technology companies....
Gamblit will bring The Brookhaven Experiment VR game into casinos
Gamblit Gaming has teamed up with Phosphor Games to take the virtual reality shooter game The Brookhaven Experiment into land-based casinos as part of...
VR/AR’s biggest obstacle: Lack of content
What was once nothing more than a pipe dream for science fiction enthusiasts is now a commercially released product, as virtual reality devices are readily...
Accounting is a free HTC Vive VR game from the creators of ‘Rick & Morty’ and The Stanley Parable
To get the most from virtual reality, you’ll need a $900 computer and an $800 headset. That’s a lot of money. But, hey —...
Razer is investing $30 million into games, tech, and VR
Razer wants to use some of the cash in its bank account to get in early on the next big tech breakthrough. The gaming-equipment...
Magnetique is VR’s first 3D, 360-degree comic book
Fire up the Bat Signal; we now have VR’s first official 3D, 360 degree comic book. Oniride today launches the first issue of Magnetique,...
Tilt Brush’s latest update enables some big changes for tiny details
Tilt Brush is one of the most popular virtual reality experiences for the HTC Vive. People simply can’t get enough of the freedom and creativity...