| | Check out this Battlefield 3 Simulator | 
Geoffrey Tim - October 25th, 2011 | The UK’s Gadget show has put together the ultimate Battlefield 3 rig. No it’s not just a high-powered PC - it’s a full on, immersive simulator, using motion-control roller-flooring that allows players to walk about as if actually inside the game, coupled with an Apple-infused gun, Igloo Vision projection dome, and a suit with 12 paintball markers that allows the player, in real time, to ... [»] | 
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| Sony Studios are busy with “Playstation 4” projects | 
Darryn Bonthuys - October 21st, 2011 | It’s been a fantastic console cycle so far, with the big names in gaming redefining and reimagining what a game could be, as well as having the hardware to back up these visions. Sadly, current technology can only go so far, so it shouldn’t really be surprising to find out that Sony is now starting work on a successor to their PS3 console.
Early work has begun on Sonys’ next big venture into gaming, with several studios already busy designing ... [»] | 
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| David Perry : No cloud gaming in next gen would be “insane” | 
Geoffrey Tim - October 13th, 2011 | Onlive has recently made some pretty astounding inroads in to the seemingly magical realm of cloud gaming. It’s launched in the US and the UK - and it really works, as if driven by pixie dust. Its premise is simple; instead of buying expensive console of PC hardware all the time, you have a web client or mini console that streams the game you’re playing - running on Onlive’s bountiful ... [»] |
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| SONY wants Virtual Reality to make a comeback | 
Darryn Bonthuys - July 19th, 2011 | If you had to run a montage video highlighting all the fads of the nineties while Vanilla Ice music played in the background, Virtual Reality goggles would be jiggling its unwieldy frame alongside images of Power Rangers and tickle-me-Elmo dolls. Fading into obscurity eventually, the world forgot about VR, ... [»] |
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| Develop for PlayStation Move with move.me | 
Ian Felmore - March 8th, 2011 | First off let me point out that move.me is not a game, but a downloadable application for the PS3 that will allow users to develop applications for the PlayStation Move.Why should you be excited? Hit the jump and find out!If you are looking for the most interesting content that has come out of Microsoft Kinect so far you wouldn’t have to look further ... [»] | 
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| Ubisoft Announce Industry-Changing New Franchise | 
Miklós Szecsei - February 24th, 2011 | Europe-based publisher Ubisoft has been quietly working on something special. Rumours of the project have been flitting about for some time, but so far the game has been kept well under wraps. Until now.The trailer, which is after the jump, has effectively blown every single anticipated title for 2011 out of the water. Gears of War 3? What’s that? Skyrim? Never heard ... [»] |
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| Sony to release it’s motion controller early next year | 
Joe Slider - August 27th, 2009 | Sony's nameless motion controller, you know the one to take on Microsofts' NATAL, is looking at an early 2010 release. The "wand" was shown off at E3 earlier this year, with great praise and true 1:1 motion control.Kazuo Hirai, president and group CEO of Sony ... [»] | 
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| Head-Tracking Wizard Johnny Lee on Natal Team | 
Geoffrey Tim - June 5th, 2009 | You may recall that shortly after the launch of the Wii was launched, an enterprising and somewhat rotund Asian genius by the the name of Johnny Lee gained internet fame for his particularly impressive Wiimote hacks. The most famous of which – Video after the jump – showed how infra-red tracking could be utilised for proper head-tracking, and thus lead to immersive proper 3D gaming.Well, shortly after Microsoft’s E3 conference Mr Lee revealed on his blog that he is part of the Natal team. His inclusion can only mean good things for Natal and should quell the naysayers (such as myself) who initially saw the tech as nothing more than a ... [»] |
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| Ahead of its Time – Zero Tolerance | 
Matthew - March 18th, 2009 | It’s happened to all of us at some point, I’m sure – at least, to those of us who have been gaming for a significant amount of time. We buy the latest and greatest game containing some new features that have everyone foaming at the mouth, only to sit back and say, “Hey, that’s not so original, I remember doing this in X-game back on X-platform in 199X!â€If this ... [»] |
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