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This Flexible Thermoelectric Skin Has Made Me a Believer in Thermal Haptics for VR

Korea-based TEGway is developing ThermoReal, a thermoelectric array which can generate heat and cold with impressively low latency. The flexible nature of ThermoReal could make it suitable for integration into VR controllers, gloves, and more. I've tried a few different...

Review: ‘The Mage’s Tale’

Stepping into The Mage's Tale, a first-person dungeon crawler RPG that puts you in the enchanted boots of an apprentice mage, is a bit like jumping into your own personal '80s sword and sorcery flick. With elemental magic at the ready,...

HTC Explains Why It Hasn’t Lowered the Price of the Vive

Despite its primary competitor, Oculus, making a major price cut to the Rift & Touch earlier this year, HTC's Vive headset still sits at a hearty $800. The company's GM of VR, Daniel O'Brien, tells us why HTC hasn't cut the...

GameFace Shows Lighthouse Tracking on Android, Aims to Be First VR Headset to Support SteamVR &...

GameFace Labs, one of the earliest companies to begin development of a standalone VR headset, is back with the latest version of their prototype device now featuring SteamVR (AKA Lighthouse) tracking running on the Android-based system. We've been following the...

Hands-on: DisplayLink XR Wireless VR Tech is Top Notch, Lighter Than it Looks

At E3 2017, DisplayLink is touting their 'XR' wireless solution to eliminate the tether on VR headsets. Our hands-on with their reference device revealed a robust solution with impressive quality and unnoticeable latency. DisplayLink is but one of a handful...
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Gameplay Video: ‘Moss’ is an Adorable Adventure Coming to PSVR

Now that E3 is in full swing, we had a chance to get our hands on the newly announced third-person action-adventure game Moss, a title for PSVR from Polyarc Games that follows the adorable but fierce little sword-wielding mouse Quill. Seated in a great library with vaulted...

E3 2017 ‘Day 1’ Roundup: Xbox One X, Fallout 4 VR, Doom VFR and Xbox’s VR...

Here’s a quick summary of all the VR-related news from the first day (or more accurately, ‘day zero’) of E3 2017. Following EA’s early keynote on Sunday, yesterday saw presentations from Microsoft and Bethesda, with some surprising no-shows and...

NBA Finals Prove That VR Sports Broadcasting is Maturing, But There’s Still Missing Pieces

Sports in VR is squarely in the realm of low-hanging VR that you often hear rattled off on five fingers when broaching the topic of industries VR will revolutionize. And while it's easy to imagine, actual execution is a...

Apple Embraces VR: Every Virtual Reality Announcement From the WWDC 2017 Keynote

At Apple's World Wide Developer Conference today, the company made a major shift in their embrace of virtual reality with several new VR announcements during the event's opening keynote. Though well loved, Apple's computer lineup got somewhat left in the dust...

Taking After ‘Sword Art Online’, Oculus Founder Wants to Make a VR Game With Serious Consequences

Having recently departed Oculus after founding the company in 2012, Palmer Luckey has assured the world that he's still very interested in virtual reality and has hinted at some of the things he's pursuing for future projects. Taking a cue...

Four Kits to Get Into VR Sim Racing on Any Budget

Virtual reality is a natural fit for the sim racing genre, bringing high visual immersion in line with detailed and realistic driving physics. But if you're playing with a controller (or worse, a keyboard!) you're missing out the depths...

MindMaze’s MASK is a Practical and Promising Approach to VR Face-tracking

MindMaze, a neurotechnology startup, is developing a simple, low-cost approach to face-tracking called MASK—claimed to be compatible with any VR headset—that can map significantly more life-like expressions onto your virtual avatar. I recently met with MindMaze at their San Francisco working...

‘FORM’ Review

The word 'surreal' invariably falls short when it comes to trying to lift the shroud surrounding the VR first-person puzzler FORM. Transporting you to a strange inner universe via an enigmatic black obelisk, you experience what it must feel like to...

Road to VR Partners with Eurogamer Parent Company Gamer Network

Road to VR, the internationally respected resource and leading independent publication for virtual reality coverage, today announces a new partnership with international games media specialist Gamer Network. The partnership will see Gamer Network leveraging its expertise in digital media monetisation,...

Vive Deluxe Audio Strap Review – I Can’t Go Back

We have all experienced, while in VR, moments of discomfort. When it comes to the Vive, these moments mostly revolved around the stock headstrap. It was either too tight, too loose, or hung the headset too low on my...
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