Editorial With Apple approaching the VR market, Meta needs to change its approach to user interface and experience in headsets.

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Today sees the launch of God of War on PC - arguably the biggest PlayStation franchise to make the leap from console so far - and in a new interview published to coincide with its release, Sony Santa Monica creative director Cory Barlog has revealed it was Sony's own internal studios that pushed to get PlayStation games on PC.

Asked if Sony's decision to begin porting its games to the platform was something championed by the Santa Monica team early on, Barlog, in conversation with GameInformer, suggested it was actually the developers across Sony's PlayStation Studios network that were ultimately instrumental in convincing the company to make the move to PC.

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If the only controller-free hand tracking you've used is Quest 2's, you may not have the best opinion of it. At CES we tried the state of the art, Ultraleap Gemini. Here's how it compares:

Voice actor Troy Baker has thrown his hat in the […]

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Tending crops, exploring dungeons, and even tying the knot Rune Factory 5 is making its way to North America this year,...

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Blue Isle Studios is bringing their fast-paced multiplayer FPS LEAP […]

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Lately, I’ve been wondering: are arena-style shooters back on the rise? My instinct says no, as the battle royale genre still clearly reigns as king. However, with games like Splitgate and Halo Infinite, I’m thinking that perhaps there’s some evidence of growing battle royale fatigue, and classic shooter action may once more return. It feels too early to say for sure. However, with LEAP, announced this week by Blue Isle Studios, it’s clear that arena shooters aren’t ready to bite the dust yet. Described as a ‘blend of FPS genres,’ LEAP will feature battles with up to 60 players who fight on the ground and in the air. Will it be different enough to drag people from Fortnite for a bit? We’ll know when LEAP enters closed beta starting next week. LEAP‘s developer certainly has an interesting pedigree. If you don’t recall the name Blue Isle, then you may surely know of its first game known as Slender: The Arrival. Yes, the ̵...

Introduction to Bitcoin Investing Since its creation in 2009, Bitcoin has made its place as a desired and overall intriguing asset to invest in. But as the mainstream adoption of Bitcoin continues, more large investment firms, banks, and individuals are getting involved. With this increase in popularity comes more scrutiny from governments and their need […]

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With onchain indicators hitting significantly oversold conditions, Bitcoin futures markets see all-time-high leverage, with increased chances of volatility, and a short squeeze bias.

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