Delivering Gaming News Without Remorse
Rockstar Games announced that L.A. Noire is coming to the Nintendo Switch for the very first time, starting November 14th this fall. The game will also receive a couple of other renditions due out on November 14th, including a new VR outing and a remaster for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Continue reading “LA Noire Coming To Nintendo Switch November 14th”
One of the biggest complaints about VR – other than that it lacks good games, and other than that the headsets aren’t very comfortable, and that other than the Oculus Touch the controls suck, and other than that the price tag makes it suitable only for people who probably don’t even care about VR – is that there are too many cords. Well, Valve and HTC had promised that they would be looking into a wireless solution for the HTC Vive, and that one would be provided at some point in late 2017. Well, in this rare case Valve wasn’t crapping on people with Valve-time. Pre-orders have begun for the new HTC Vive wireless adapter from TPCAST. Continue reading “HTC Vive Wireless Adapters Pre-Orders Reveal $299 Price Tag”
The HTC Vive for the longest was $799.99. A hefty price for a piece of VR tech. If you managed to save up some coins over the summer and you have a PC with at least a GTX 970, you can bite the bullet and now get the HTC Vive for only $599. Continue reading “HTC Vive Price Lowered To $599; New Wireless Adapter Coming Soon”
A new gameplay video was posted up of the Dragon Ball VR mini-game that’s part of Bandai Namco’s VR Zone Shinjuku amusement park. The video clocks in at just under five minutes, giving gamers a look at some of the actual gameplay featured in the VR fighting title. Continue reading “Dragon Ball VR Gameplay Video Shows Off Motion-Controlled Fireballs”
The primary display resolution for Steam users according to the June, 2017 hardware survey reveals that 48.77% of Steam users are rocking 1920 x 1080p monitors/HDTVs. Continue reading “48% Of Steam Users Run Games At 1080p; Less Than 1% Have VR Headsets”
Devolver Digital and Free Lives announced that GORN is coming. It’s a virtual reality gladiatorial game where players will duke it out in a 3D arena against other muscle-bound combatants. It may all sound like standard roses and dudebro schlock, but the announcement trailer really ratchets up the expectations by diving head first into the gory VR sadism that GORN is going for. Continue reading “GORN Announced For VR Headsets And Gore-Porn Enthusiasts”
Zulubo Productions released a video featuring the Steam VR Knuckles, the new wireless motion controllers for the HTC Vive featuring precision finger sensors. Continue reading “SteamVR’s Knuckles Video Demonstrates Precision VR Handling”
There had been rumors that HTC’s Vive would be receiving custom controllers and accessories throughout the year. The VR headset that works in conjunction with SteamVR is getting a new set of wireless motion controllers called the Knuckles. Continue reading “SteamVR Knuckles Finger-Sensor Controller Will Rival Oculus Rift’s Touch”
During this year’s E3 we saw the rise of one of the focuses in the gaming industry over the last couple of years: VR. There were booths and demonstrations and announcements for all manner of variety of VR games, one such game is the first-person, locomotion racing title, Sprint Vector. Continue reading “E3 2017: Sprint Vector Features Competitive VR Racing With Impressive Locomotion”
Skydance Interactive released a new trailer during this jam-packed E3 to showcase their upcoming VR game, Archangel. The game puts players in the role of a pilot who has to jump into a six-story tall mech and blast the crap out of anything that gets in your way as you attempt to fight to free America from an oppressive corporatocracy. Continue reading “E3 2017: Archangel Trailer Previews VR Mech Combat For PSVR, Vive, Rift”
The PlayStation VR and Samsung’s Gear VR headlined the VR headset sales during the first quarter of 2017. According to Fortune, Samsung shipped 490,000 Gear VR units, adding on to the already 5 million units they’ve moved since launching in 2015. Continue reading “Gear VR, PSVR Lead VR Headset Sales During Q1, 2017”
The upcoming PC first-person shooter from Game Cooks called Vindicta, has received an official release date for its Early Access launch of June 20th. Continue reading “Vindicta, VR FPS Enters Early Acces June 20th For HTC Vive”
The PlayStation VR hasn’t been receiving half as many games as it should, but that could be changing soon as developer Paw Print Games and publisher nDreams have recently announced that they’re adding more to the PSVR line-up than just teleporting point-and-click games or stationary shooters. Their latest game, Bloody Zombies, is a four-player beat-’em-up title that hearkens back to the arcade brlawers of old, only this time they’re taking advantage of today’s technology. Continue reading “Bloody Zombies, 4-Player VR Brawler Coming To PC, PSVR, Xbox One”