Second Life creator Linden Lab starts testing its virtual-reality world: Project Sansar
Second Life creator Linden Lab is announcing today that it has begun inviting creative people to test its new virtual reality world, code-named Project...
Making VR games is tough when you’re living in Brazil — just ask this former pie seller
Ana Ribeiro gave up everything to learn game design. She quit her steady government job, abandoned her flourishing empada business, sold her possessions, and left Brazil behind...
This Kickstarter project wants to put the International Space Station’s view of Earth in your VR helmet
Have you always wanted to see what the Earth looks like from space, but without having to do all of that “learning to be...
10 free Google Cardboard apps you need to try out
The Google Cardboard virtual reality headset and app platform has been out for a while now. It was introduced at the Google I/O developer...
Lionsgate enlists Starbreeze to make a virtual realty game based on John Wick film
Lionsgate is teaming up with Starbreeze and others to make a virtual reality game based on Keanu Reeves’ John Wick action flick. The deal shows...
Unity CEO: Virtual reality hinges on your PC’s specs, not the headset
Virtual reality and augmented reality headsets are not the reason multibillion-dollar companies are putting their collective eggs in the immersive basket, according to Unity...
Paralo launches Kickstarter campaign for another inexpensive VR headset
Paralo aims to create an inexpensive yet high-quality virtual reality headset.
Facebook opens registration for Oculus Connect 2 event in September
Oculus VR will hold talks on virtual reality engineering, game design, and cinematic VR.
E3, triple-A, virtual reality — and the real holder of the Throne of Games
It’s clear mobile games are punching far above their weight in advertising spend and effectiveness, and the aging console-game industry would do well to take notice.
The DeanBeat: Gaming technology is still blowing my mind
Virtual reality, augmented reality, input sensors, procedural animations, human face capture, and other tech will make gaming fun for years to come.