I watched Anthony Joshua walk back to his corner-the crowd’s roar a muffled television hum. I saw Fabio Wardley stare down the camera, all fury and bravado. But that physical crack, …
Forget everything you know about VR climbing. This isn’t about serene vistas or clean, athletic holds. This is about primal desperation. Your hands aren’t clutching rock-they’re white-knuckled around steel crowbars, …
Imagine a cavity so vast you could drop your car keys into it-and they’d vanish forever. That’s the starting point for Titans Clinic Demo, where virtual reality dentistry trades its tiny …
VR is at a crossroads. On one hand, hardware like Pimax’s Dream Air-weighing just 170 grams-makes prolonged use feasible, restoring zeal for the medium. On the other, developers grapple with …
Slip on your Quest headset. Watch your living room walls fade, replaced by drifting, gentle creatures-each one glowing softly, like underwater lanterns. This is Iyo: a spatial puzzle game where you …
You don’t hear the wind first. You feel the weight-a cold, virtual heft settling into your palm. That crowbar isn’t an icon; it’s a promise of labor. Prying a corrugated …
Virtual reality is in a strange place. Its hardware keeps getting smaller, sharper, and more powerful. Yet, the studios that bring these worlds to life face a constant, crushing squeeze. …
You can smell the ozone in the air after a plasma blast. Your weapon feels heavy, real, in your gloved VR hand. In front of you, a corridor drips with …
Virtual reality’s at a crossroads. Hardware’s shrinking-I’ve seen the tiny Bigscreen Beyond display-but player numbers are shrinking faster. Meta Quest shipments tanked by 16% last year. Studios are shuttering VR …
Forget watching from your couch. “The Boys: Trigger Warning” straps you into Billy Butcher’s fight with a syringe of Temp V and a choice: will you use your powers, or …