Category: editorial

If you’re like most people, you probably don’t appreciate the idea of being trapped in a room with raging bats or furious spiders. I mean, at least if you’re a normal human with a semblance of rational fear threshold. So you’ll probably be enlightened to know that an issue with Apple Vision Pro that you never knew existed is now resolved. That issue allowed people to create websites and inject code that filled your VR experience with bats and spiders.

Hell to the no.

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For those of you entrenched in the GTA series, then you probably know that a number of GTA 5 expansions were tossed aside – but you might not know entirely why. Well, now we have at least some insight on some expansion cancellation reasons.

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The Meta Quest 3 is one of the most popular Virtual Reality (VR) headsets in the game. With enhanced display and optics, advanced tracking and controllers, and an overall versatile user experience, the Meta Quest 3 is also an economic choice in the market. And now, it may get closer to closing the gap between itself and the costly Apple Vision Pro by snatching yet another feature from it.

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Have you ever done something amazing while playing a Steam game and thought, “I wish all my gaming friends had seen that?” Or perhaps you made a hilarious mistake and wanted to share it for a good laugh. Now, Steam is making it much easier to share these moments. And we couldn’t be happier about it.

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Virtual reality is considered by many to be revolutionary technology that’s will likely influence future evolutions in not only gaming, but the medical field. But apparently Sony doesn’t care all that much about any of that noise. We say all this because according to Android Central, they’re “making deep cuts to funding for VR games,” among other things.

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In 2006, gaming was in full stride. The 2000s had welcomed a time where technology had advanced and graphics were becoming more realistic. And then, Gears of War burst onto the gaming scene and quickly cemented its place as one of the most influential, bad ass shooter games of all time.

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It’s not a great day to be Valve. The company is being sued in the United Kingdom for $843 million over accusations that it leveraged its position wht Steam to screw over the competition and fleece gamers.

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The Final Fantasy series has long been a cornerstone of the role-playing game (RPG) genre. It’s captivated millions of players since it was first launched in 1997.

Square Enix developed the series to boast memorable characters and more intriguing storylines that gamers were used to at the time. The gameplay mechanics have always been a bit ahead of their time.

In 1997, Final Fantasy VII came along and many people considered it one of the great games ever. A lot of this had to o with it’s futuristic 3D graphics and it’s sweet soundtrack and cool story.

So when Final Fantasy VII Rebirth came along, it had a storied history behind it and a whole lot of momentum.

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Helldivers 2 fans can rejoice: the latest Warbond may be a whole lot better than past ones.

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Developed by Skydance Interactive, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is a VR zombie shooter game that’s grown wildly popular. Like many games based on popular movies and comic books, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners looks to live up to the hype and legacy of the originals.

But does it?

Continue reading “Surviving the French Quarter in VR: A Review of Saints & Sinners”