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The wait is over for Valve’s second foray into the world of virtual reality – Steam Frame, a powerhouse of a headset that’s packed with features and capabilities. As our review reveals, this isn’t just another VR headset; it’s a beast designed specifically for power-users who crave raw performance, flexibility, and customization options. One of

Snap’s SPECS AR Glasses Take a Giant Leap Forward with Anticipatory AI and Innovative Experiences In a major breakthrough for consumer AR, Snap has unveiled its highly anticipated SPECS glasses, which promise to revolutionize the way we interact with our surroundings. The company took the wraps off its ambitious plans for the device during a

The VR community is reeling as news breaks of yet another studio closure. Build a Rocket Boy (BARB), developer of the ambitious VR title MindsEye, appears to be shutting down its operations after a tumultuous few years. According to reports from multiple sources, including social media posts from departing staff members, the studio is ceasing

Shinji Mikami’s Legacy Takes Center Stage as He Joins the AIAS Hall of Fame The gaming industry is abuzz with excitement as one of its most iconic figures, Shinji Mikami, prepares to receive the coveted Hall of Fame Award at the 30th annual DICE Awards ceremony. Scheduled for February 18 next year, this prestigious honor

Activision Blizzard Sued by Former Employee Over Pervasive Workplace Harassment Culture A shocking lawsuit has been filed against Activision Blizzard, one of the world’s leading game developers, by a former employee who claims she was subjected to years of sexual harassment and retaliation during her 14-year tenure at the company. The allegations are just the

Meta’s latest move in the smart glasses space is a significant one. The company is reportedly working on a new line of smart glasses, codenamed ‘Luna’, that will ditch the outward-facing cameras that have been a point of contention for many users. This shift comes after Meta faced public backlash and increased scrutiny over its

Meta’s long-awaited next-gen mixed reality headset, Project Phoenix, is set to take center stage at the company’s Connect developer conference next week. And it won’t be alone – a revolutionary hologram-like call experience using photorealistic Codec Avatars will also make its debut, promising to upend traditional video conferencing as we know it. Images of the

Bungie is shaking things up for its frantic shooter Marathon, as the studio overhauls its original vision amidst ongoing changes and pressure on the team. In a major update shared yesterday, Bungie announced that it’s delaying a September 22 patch to December 8, which will include a permanent PvE mode called Symbiosis. This new experience

Roblox Unshackles Developers, Allowing Games to Reach Wider Audiences In a major breakthrough for independent game developers, Roblox Corporation has announced that it will soon allow its creators to release their games as standalone apps on external platforms such as Steam, the App Store, and Google Play. This move marks a significant shift in the

Wardogs Studio’s Unapologetic Approach to Crunch Time Sparks Debate in Gaming Community In a candid interview with The Game Business, Joe Brammer, CEO of Wardogs maker Bulkhead, made it clear that his studio won’t hesitate to dismiss potential hires who vocalize their disapproval of crunch time on social media. According to Brammer, developers who are