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Remedy Entertainment’s Control Resonant Shatters Expectations with Record-Breaking Sales The gaming world has been abuzz with excitement as Remedy Entertainment’s latest offering, Control Resonant, continues to shatter expectations. The game, which marked a significant milestone in the studio’s history by being their first self-published title, has sold an astonishing one million units within just three

VR enthusiasts, get ready for some news that might just shake up your Steam library plans. Valve, the legendary creators of Half-Life and Portal, has issued a warning to developers about slower Steam approvals. The reason? A flood of new game submissions, particularly those leveraging AI technology, is causing delays in the approval process. According

The Steam Frame has officially made its mark on the VR world, taking a remarkable fifth place in just over a month of availability. According to Valve’s latest Steam Hardware Survey, this newcomer is already outpacing some established players in the market. With 5.49% of all headsets in use on Steam, it’s clear that the

The Future of Arkane Hangs in Balance as Xbox Seeks a Buyer for the Critically-Acclaimed Studio Ubisoft is among the bidders vying to acquire Arkane, the Lyon-based studio behind critically-acclaimed titles like Prey, Dishonored, and Deathloop. Microsoft’s decision to divest multiple studios, including Arkane, has sparked a flurry of interest from potential buyers as the

Tripwire Interactive, the developer behind the Killing Floor series and Maneater, is expanding its publishing arm to focus on smaller developers and their games. The initiative, dubbed “Tripwire Presents,” aims to give these smaller studios a much-needed boost by providing them with scaled support and visibility. According to Bryan West, Publishing Director at Tripwire Presents,

The writing is on the wall for Sony’s PlayStation VR2 (PSVR 2) as it disappears from the PlayStation web store, and inventory levels dry up at online retailers. It seems that the company has all but given up on its flagship VR headset, which was launched to great fanfare just over three years ago. At

As Meta finally begins to wrap up support for its Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets, VR enthusiasts are left wondering what this means for the future of immersive tech. After a four-year run that saw the Quest 2 become one of the best-selling consumer VR headsets on the market, selling an estimated 20 million

Valve has just delivered a major boost to VR enthusiasts everywhere, rolling out a SteamVR beta update that significantly improves image quality for all supported standalone headsets. The update, which is part of Valve’s ongoing effort to enhance Steam Frame’s wireless PC streaming function, promises sharper text, clearer colors, and better detail in VR experiences.

The latest buzz in the XR world has XREAL finally unveiling the price for its highly-anticipated Aura augmented reality glasses, and it’s generating some interesting conversations among enthusiasts. For those who made reservations, they can now complete their purchase, with shipping set to begin before the Winter Holidays – but there’s a catch: this limited

Valve’s Steam Frame gets a major boost with the latest update, addressing one of its most significant drawbacks – battery life. The SteamOS 0.4 update brings power efficiency improvements that increase battery lifetime during both streaming and local gameplay by up to 12%. This is a much-needed upgrade for users who want to enjoy their