CEO John Riccitiello: Two-thirds of all AR and VR apps are built with Unity
Unity CEO John Riccitiello doesn’t think we’ve yet seen a true consumer launch of a VR or AR headset. Speaking at this month’s TechCrunch Disrupt event...
Nintendo is delaying today’s Direct video event due to major earthquake
Nintendo planned to livestream one of its Direct video broadcasts today, but the company has decided to delay the Switch/3DS-focused event due to a...
IDC expects rebound after VR shipments fell an ‘artificial’ 33.7% in Q2 2018
Despite recording a 33.7 percent drop in worldwide shipments of VR headsets during 2018's second quarter, IDC is forecasting a sunny outlook for future quarters.
Haptic armband lets you feel the sensation of stroking in VR
Virtual reality has a long way to go before it feels like reality. The visual part is getting more immersive with the new VR...
Logitech G502 Hero review — love that new sensor smell
Logitech’s G502 mouse is one of the best-selling PC peripherals in the world. It is a beloved gaming mouse that people love for its...
VR’s next goal: Quickly winning over new users
Headset makers are actively trying to make VR easier for new users to experience -- quickly.
Nintendo indie direct trailer roundup: Towerfall, Into the Breach, and more
Nintendo held one of its regular Direct video events today on YouTube and Twitch to talk about some upcoming Switch indie games, which the...
Synaptics chip paves the way for dual 2K VR headsets with 1,000 PPI
Synaptics is raising the bar for flagship VR headsets by announcing two new components: a VR display driver chip and a cable interface that will collectively let computers drive two separate 2K eye displays at once.
Oculus founder roasts Magic Leap One as ‘HoloLens 1.1’, bemoaning hype
Controversial Oculus founder Palmer Luckey has posted a conceptual teardown of the Creator Edition on his personal blog, calling the augmented reality headset a "tragedy in the classical sense."
Oculus said to plan Santa Cruz VR for Q1 2019, Go phone viewer soon
Oculus is about to have a thrilling September: Its standalone Santa Cruz VR headset is expected to finally get a release date -- and some Rift ports -- while its entry-level Go headset will soon gain the ability to share its visuals with smartphones.