Oculus Rift Boss Would ‘Love’ To Trade With Sony For PSVR Exclusives
Blood & Truth on Oculus Rift? Lone Echo on PSVR? Jason Rubin, the head of Rift, says he wants to exchange exclusive VR titles with Sony.
Blood & Truth on Oculus Rift? Lone Echo on PSVR? Jason Rubin, the head of Rift, says he wants to exchange exclusive VR titles with Sony.
According to a WSJ report, Sony is not only targetting a PS5 release date for holiday 2020, but is also hard at work securing a mass of exclusive games for the console.
PS5 is in the works, so will there be a PSVR 2? While there’s been evidence to suggest Sony’s working on something, Jim Ryan is keeping tight-lipped.
Sony says it’s pleased with how PSVR is performing, but made it clear it’s looking to the future in attracting new buyers with PS5 and perhaps even PSVR2.
Sony and Microsoft just announced a partnership to explore cloud-based solutions for the PS5 and next Xbox. What effect will this have on Google Stadia?
Immersion Corp agrees to license its advanced haptics technology to Sony for use in gaming and VR controllers.
A newly-filed PSVR patent has come to light which, if implemented successfully, will replace the NPC spectators in certain competitive titles with digital recreations of the player’s actual friends.
A recently filed patent suggests Sony is currently in the process of developing a new game cartridge. Could this relate to some kind of PlayStation Vita 2?
PlayStation VR motion sickness isn’t fun. Alongside many players, we struggle with virtual-reality games that feature high frame-rates, like RIGS. …
Activision is going after Call of Doodee, a dog poo-scooping service, for infringing on the Call of Duty patent. What a mess!