I’ve got my VR wings now what with countless hours using the Oculus Rift development kit 2 (DK 2) and Samsung’s Gear VR with the Note 4 and S6 Edge. I’m also pretty up to speed with room-scale VR now having played through a number of titles that utilize it

Valve posted a new video today to coincide with the official launch of the HTC Vive virtual reality head mounted display device which if you’re in the UK is going to set you back around £750. The video shows a group of “regular” folks enjoying the roomscale features of the

Gamers looking to grab a Valve/HTC Vive VR headset can now do so via the official pre-order page, although once the cost of shipping and tax is included you’re looking at a £750 bill if you’re ordering from the UK. The good news is, HTC’s website seems up to the

HTC Boss Cher Wang has confirmed that the company will be taking pre-orders for its Vive virtual reality headset from February 29th 2016 ahead of the device’s full launch in April 2016. There has been no indication of what the head mounted display will cost although since it made its

The HTC Vive head mounted Virtual Reality device will be releasing in April 2016 according to the latest update from an official post. The company hasn’t revealed the pricing but has said they will be ramping up production with a further 7000 dev kits being made available prior to the

Released yesterday is the official Half Life 2 Update which is free to download via Steam for those who already own Half Life 2. The mod is years of hard work adding extra lighting and shadow effects to the core game. Take a look at our 30 minutes of Half

Taiwanese smartphone company HTC has just announced a partnership with Valve to bring a new VR Head Mounted Display (HMD) to the masses as early as this year. During their Mobile World Congress conference (see video link below and skip to the 56 minute mark) the company announced three new

Valve, creators of top-selling franchises that include Counter-Strike, Dota 2, Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Team Fortress and leading game portal Steam  has today announced over one dozen Steam Machine designswhich are now in production from select leading manufacturers to be released this year. The pricing ranges from as

As part of a week long series of announcements, Valve has revealed its new controller for its Steam Machine games console. What’s perhaps most interesting about the controller is the direction Valve has taken to replace conventional thumb sticks with touch technology — which has proven itself on mobile platforms.

Valve has today announced what many have expected for quite some time now, is their entry into the console market with tailor made consoles that aren’t simply a one size fits all approach – Steam Machines. Gamers will be able to choose a console that suits their needs as the