What to expect from PlayStation’s virtual reality
3D TV may have made video games leap off the screen, but now Virtual Reality is going to put you in the game. Here’s PlayStation’s big plans.
3D TV may have made video games leap off the screen, but now Virtual Reality is going to put you in the game. Here’s PlayStation’s big plans.
SONY PlayStation bosses have revealed the future of the gaming console. And there’s some cracking classics set to be revived in the gaming library.
BEING a music composer for a video game is hard, but it’s nothing compared to the pressure of creating the soundtrack for one of the biggest gaming franchises.
FORZA Motorsport 6 comes out in Australia next week on Xbox One and it might just be the best racing game ever made.
When eight friends become trapped on a remote mountain getaway gone wrong, things quickly turn sinister and this is only the beginning.
PSYCHOLOGISTS have looked at whether our brains work better when we are in high spirits, or if being a little miserable helps push us to maximum performance.
JOURNEY was already considered the one of the best games ever when it came out on the PS3. Now, its re-release on the PS4 means it’s even better.
HE might be a crowd favourite on Game of Thrones, but it appears Peter Dinklage is not so great at voicing video game characters.
SAY goodbye to the average video game player stereotype, now it’s grannies, grandpa’s and women driving the future of video games.
TWO Aussie dads raising young girls were horrified by the dangerous world of revenge porn and sexting. So they’ve come up with a safe — but cheeky — solution.
THINK your iPhone is impressive? Pfft. Technology is going to get even more amazing in the near future. How do we know this? We’ve seen it.
DAN thought he was in the perfect relationship. But after 12 years, she dumped him. Now, he’s on a mission to make sure it doesn’t happen to other guys.
IT’S a game that truly blurs the line between what is real and what is fake. Forza Motorsport 6’s visuals have to be seen to be believed.
THE best PlayStation games have been unveiled at E3 2015. Here are the three biggest titles you need to know about.
ADVANCEMENTS in technology have already allowed for impressive changes to the way people play video games, but it appears the best is yet to come.
INTERNET goes crazy as developers reboot two classics, promising “every character, every creature, every piece of armour has been completely rebuilt from scratch.”
IT IS the nightmare developers hope to avoid at the massive E3 video game conference, but unfortunately PlayStation was caught out.
THE game company was always going to make some massive announcements this year and it hasn’t disappointed.
AS the E3 video game extravaganza approaches, Microsoft has made an huge announcement regarding its Xbox One console.
THE prize money is more than the Superbowl, the TV audience is more than an NBA final and the crowd numbers rival big UFC events. Yet you’ve probably never heard of it.
RYAN Heffernan knew there was trouble in paradise the instant he took his son’s iPad off him while he was playing Minecraft.
A MAN fed up with corporate game design gambled everything he had to create an unrivalled masterpiece, inspired by his life in outback Australia.
THIS could be our modern day America’s Cup-style victory. And it doesn’t involve boats, or any traditional sporting equipment.
IF YOU have been patiently waiting for the next instalment of Microsoft’s hugely popular Halo series, we have some good news and some bad news.
FINALLY! After years of begging, Nintendo is finally releasing Mario, Pokemon, Donkey Kong and all its favourites on your phone
IMAGINE your iPhone without apps. It just wouldn’t be the same. These are the Aussies contributing to the $500 million a week industry.
HAVE you ever wondered what it would be like to play DOOM under an Instagram filter? How about using a selfie stick in the classic game? Well, good news.
TWO years ago they were just playing PlayStation. Yesterday they beat the world’s best drivers at Mount Panorama. This is how they did it.
EVERY day, Australians blow huge amounts of money on things that don’t exist. It sounds crazy. It is crazy. And it’s definitely not about to stop.
THE designers of a super popular video game changed the game after Phillip Hughes was tragically killed. This is how they responded.
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