Crytek’s Robinson: The Journey [Review: 7/10] won’t be a PlayStation VR exclusive for much longer; the game’s coming to Oculus Rift next month. The developer shared very little about the port, which will bring the adventure game from console to PC. We’ve asked Crytek if there are any plans to support the Rift’s new Touch...
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Actress Elizabeth Banks Brings Pedigree To VR Animation ASTEROIDS!
While we may be a ways off from having full length virtual reality or 360-degree feature films and even further than that from having them debut in movie theaters in some way, that isn’t stopping big names from getting behind the formats. 20th Century Fox partnered with a production group for VR and 360-degree projects...
Next TPCAST Wireless Vive Kit Pre-Orders Launch Tomorrow Only In China
By now you’ve hopefully read our exclusive hands-on with TPCAST’s wireless upgrade kit for the HTC Vive. Another chance to pre-order the kit is coming tomorrow, but you’ll need to make friends in far places to get one. Alvin W. Graylin, China Regional President of Vive at HTC recently confirmed that a second round of...
IMR are Building a Wireless Video System to Power 4k Per-Eye VR Headsets
Australian startup Immersive Robotics are poised to deliver what they claim is a truly universal wireless solution for PC VR headsets that delivers tether-free virtual reality with minimal compromises in quality and extremely low latency. I’ve always found it fascinating to observe how the advent a new technology can accelerate the development of another. The...
Smart Solution Makes Handheld VR Cinematography Easy with a Real Virtual Camera
VFX professional Kert Gartner has been pioneering new ways to make capturing virtual worlds as compelling as filming in the real world. His latest technique makes a real virtual camera out of an extra Vive controller and a smartphone. You may have actually seen Gartners work before, he was a major part of the new Space Pirate...
‘Arcane’ Is A Frantic Wave Shooter Featuring Swords And Shields Instead Of Lasers
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve written about a VR wave shooter. At their core, they’re all the same. Most of them don’t let you manually move yourself around, locking you in place. Enemies attack from a multitude of angles, racking up the stress and intensity. You often have an assortment of weapons...
‘Four Walls’ With Rashida Jones Uses VR To Raise Awareness Of Refugee Crisis
NPR predicts that the number of global refugees will surpass 60 million individuals by the end of this year. To put that in perspective, the entire state of California has a population of 39 million people. The crisis has become too large and the stakes too high for this reality to be ignored. At least one organization is working...
Jason Rubin: ‘The Next 12 to 24 Months Are Where the Real Creativity is Going to Happen’ for VR Content
Every once in a while you get to see not one but two legends occupy a single stage. It happened for music lovers when Billy Joel went on tour with Elton John. It happened for sports fans when LeBron James joined Dwayne Wade in Miami (he came back so I can talk about it again without retching)....
‘Minecraft’ Finally Gets Touch Support, But It Doesn’t Change Much
Mojang’s Minecraft has evolved in a lot of different ways over the last five years, but adding support for the Oculus Touch controllers should have been its most dramatic departure from the original survival formula yet. Sadly, that’s not quite the case. An update to the ever-popular game earlier this week brought Touch support two...
First Ever Steam Awards Finalists Include Two VR-enabled Games
Tabletop Simulator (2015) and Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (2015) are the two virtual reality-enabled games nominated for the very first Steam Awards. The winners will be announced on New Year’s Eve after a period of public voting. Introduced during the Steam Autumn Sale, Valve invited the community to nominate their favourite games for the first...
