Razer announces next update to open-source virtual reality development kit and two gaming mice
Razer has made a lot of promises about its take on virtual reality and its open-source initiative. We’ll soon get a look at how...
Razer unveils new Xbox One controller designed for esports
The controller includes removable triggers, optional rapid fire support, and optional rubber palm grips. Microsoft is making its own premium controller, the Elite, which comes out on October 27. Other tournament Xbox One controller makers include Mod Junkies, PowerA, and Cinch Gaming.
Razer brings virtual reality to China
China spends a whole lot on games, and OSVR wants to have a presence in the country when it starts going VR.
Razer confirms it has acquired Ouya’s software assets, founding CEO departs (updated)
The gaming hardware company confirmed today that it had purchased Ouya’s software assets. Ouya was a Kickstarter success story that created a microconsole that allowed players to download more than 1,124 Android games.
Razer grabs the struggling Ouya Android microconsole, investment bank confirms
"The People's Console" never caught on with the people.
Razer is in talks to acquire Android microconsole maker Ouya
With Razer's interest, it's clear that Ouya's platform is attractive to big companies, if not to gamers themselves.
China hands down two sentences in Razer counterfeit ring bust
Two men counterfeiting Razer products will go to jail.
Valve adds its heavyweight name to Razer’s open-source VR initiative
Valve joins the Open Source Virtual Reality standard with Ubisoft and others, adding weight to openness in this new field of tech.
More than 20 universities sign on to the Open Source Virtual Reality Academia program
VR's leading open platform welcomes several learning institutions.
Ubisoft and new HMD developers join Open-Source Virtual Reality group
At this week’s 2015 Game Developers Conference, the Open-Source Virtual Reality ecosystem welcomes five new HMD manufacturers as well as one of the largest game publishers on the planet. Assassin’s Creed developer Ubisoft now joins other popular game makers Techland and Gearbox Software on the software side of the movement.