Dane Enerio is a news writer from the Philippines. He started out in 2018 as a newspaper reporter that covered the government. Dane then moved on to online publications like Game Rant, where he always ...

VR Hardware The first 'official' Android game spotted on Steam suggests you might not need to buy games twice to run them natively on the Steam Frame's own chip VR Hardware Valve announces the Steam ...

The PlayStation Accessories app now allows PC users to utilise the full capabilities of the DualSense Edge controller. For those out of the loop, the PlayStation Accessories app replaces what was ...

Until now, the otherwise excellent-on-paper PlayStation VR2 headset has seen its loyal fans relegated to an underwhelming selection of games. Thanks to being a PS5-exclusive accessory, VR game ...

PC gamers who use Sony’s PlayStation DualSense Edge controllers can now customize them using an updated PlayStation Accessories app. This app used to be called “Firmware updater for DualSense wireless ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Virtual reality has come a long way. These days it's easy to find a decent headset for your PC or gaming console. While there may be many ...

Windows 11 or 10 gamers who use a PS5 DualSense Edge controller for the titles where they prefer a gamepad to the mouse and keyboard will doubtless be pleased to learn that it's now possible to fully ...

According to the Steam listing (thanks, TechRadar), the PSVR 2 app for PC will release on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. Players will need a PSVR 2 PC adapter, which will be available on August 7, as ...

What just happened? Sony has formally announced PC support for its PS VR2 headset, less than a week after a document detailing the certification process in Korea was discovered by a virtual reality ...

I held Earth in the palm of my hand. Universe Sandbox, a celestial body simulator, isn’t available on the PlayStation 5, yet I was running it inside the PlayStation VR2 with the help of the relatively ...

Sony recently announced that it would double down on multiplatform releases and bring more titles to PC. Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hiroki Totoki said, "Strong titles that achieve growth on ...