Rec Room, another popular virtual reality hangout, is shutting down—further proof that the metaverse is dead.
There's a reason Meta can't let the metaverse die so easily.
Google and Epic Games aren't ready to let the metaverse die.
Do you really want to cart around a puck with your groundbreaking smart glasses?
Working in VR is really not working out.
It's been a long road, but the Vision Pro finally has the one thing you'd expect it to have at launch.
Apple Arcade app Retrocade won't replace the basement arcade-shaped hole in your heart.
A new experimental feature actually makes typing in XR feel doable.
You'll enjoy Nintendo's $100 Virtual Boy Switch 2 accessory if you look at it like a gaming archaeologist.
"Glasses are the ultimate incarnation of this vision," he added.
Meta's commitment might be wavering, but other entrants in the VR field feel stronger than ever.
The VR dream is dead, but AR glasses may still force us to work two inches from our screens.
It is, once again, a very bad moment for VR.
A Vision Pro is way cheaper than courtside tickets, though Apple's headset could offer something beyond a good view.
Pimax's Dream Air weighs less than my iPhone 17 and somehow has a micro OLED display with an 8K resolution.
Don't hold your breath, VR fans.
It appears Meta's Horizon Worlds may literally and figuratively not have legs after all.
Cheaper parts could revive what are otherwise overpriced headsets that few people can afford.
By leaning into streaming, the Steam Frame should be a proper foil to the Meta Quest.
Maybe Valve can finally make trackpads the bridge between console and PC gaming.
