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The American basketball league will be the first to support a full season of live games on Samsung Gear VR and Google Daydream
Read More »The NBA will become the first sport to broadcast a full season live in VR
Oculus Connect 4 round up: Rift drops to $399 and new headsets are coming
New games, new products and platform improvements all feature in the Oculus keynote for its fourth Connect event
Read More »Zynga owned NaturalMotion Oxford to be shut down says reports
The office is to be closed as part of Zynga closing its commercial technology licensing arm, according to Pocket Gamer
Read More »Jan-Pieter van Seventer wins first ever Dutch Game Awards Lifetime Achievement Award
The managing director of Dutch Game Garden gets the award in honor of the tenth anniversary of the awards
Read More »Judith Hoffman and Steve Superville join Big Huge Games
The industry veterans join the now mobile game developer as COO and creative director respectively
Read More »Mobile developer Disruptor Beam lays off over 30 people – Report
The studio who develop free-to-play licensed games has downsized to increase focus on projects
Read More »Nokia to cease production of VR technology following job cuts
Talking to news agency Reuters, the company said that it will reduce investment due to the slo growth of the market
Read More »$1 million investment for technology and gaming start up 3rd Eye Studios
The Finland-based studio was started up by industry veterans from Remedy, Unity and others, to make cutting edge tech and games for innovative experinces.
Read More »Ninja Theory to donate sales of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice to charity for Mental Health Day
The developer will donate all proceeds from sales today (Tuesday 10th October) to UK charity Rethink
Read More »Punchdrunk Kids: How The Oracles mixes real world immersion with video games
An immersive theatre company is using video games to blur the lines between digital and real, transport school children into a mythical world and teach them a little maths along the way. Jem Alexander finds out more
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