Tobii reveals new eye-tracking chip and platform
Look at this, because it’ll definitely be looking at you. Eye-tracking company Tobii revealed new technologies in the field today, the Tobii IS4 eye...
Goosebumps shows that the beloved children’s series’ scares work in virtual reality
Goosebumps mobile virtual reality game has a ton of potential for a movie tie-in product
The landscape of VR is complicated — with 234 companies valued at $13B
Virtual reality has drawn a huge amount of investment in the past few years, generating about $13 billion in value, according to a new...
It sucks when virtual reality games don’t acknowledge your existence
One of the worst things that a virtual reality game can do is ignore you. Facebook’s Oculus VR repeatedly touts the importance of having...
How one VR developer’s beating motion sickness by going back to role-playing game basics
I have a problem with virtual reality. The fact is that, more often than not, it makes me feel very sick. I know I’m...
Mattel and Google teamed up to make VR kid friendly, and they got pretty darn close
Mattel thinks it’s cracked the code to making virtual reality kid friendly. The 70-year-old toy company, under the guidance of Google, released its Cardboard-powered View-Master on...
Mattel’s Google Cardboard-powered View-Master is now on sale
Mattel and Google’s project to make virtual reality kid-friendly has arrived. It’s called the View-Master. Obviously, Mattel is drawing on the brand power of the stereoscopic...
Oculus VR explains why Touch controllers aren’t shipping with the Rift in 2016
The Oculus Touch motion controllers feel fantastic. They (and other wireless input devices made for virtual reality) will be a crucial part of VR...
Voxelus launches content creation platform that lets anyone create VR apps
Voxelus unveiled a new platform for creating virtual-reality content in hopes of taking the lead in the next big entertainment medium. The company debuted...
GamesBeat 2015 puts a lens on mobile, motion capture, and virtual reality
Sony PlayStation Magic Lab's Richard Marks, Survio's James Iliff, Digi-Capital's Tim Merel, and Resolution Games' Tommy Palm will take to the GamesBeat 2015 stage in an extensive VR panel.