HTC Vive/VIVEPORT VR Review: Homebound
A visually stunning, sci-fi-inspired interactive experience that’s marred by poor controls and a design predilection for motion sickness.
HTC Vive/VIVEPORT VR Review – Guns’n’Stories: Bulletproof VR
Play a story-driven first person wave shooter that stands out in a crowded genre by doing just about everything right.
HTC Vive/VIVEPORT VR Review: Gates of Nowhere
A satisfying dungeon crawler which, despite some control issues, provides more than its fair share of jump scares.
HTC Vive/VIVEPORT VR Review: Furious Seas
Experience the high points of a pirate’s life in this rollicking sailing ship battle simulator.
HTC Vive/VIVEPORT VR Review: Fruit Ninja VR
The fruit-slicing, bomb-avoiding mobile smash-hit is back and more immersive than ever.
Review: Kofoposo Suitcase Vinyl Record Player with Bluetooth and USB
A quality transportable record player with nice sound and modern features.
Classic SHMUP Gaiares gets new Sega Genesis collector’s re-release – Pre-orders now open!
Retro-Bit has announced a special edition Gaiares re-release for the Sega Genesis and Mega Drive.
Animated character with synchronized speech on a 1979 home computer? Yes!
A person who goes by the name “decle” has uploaded two fascinating videos that capture exactly what Mattel was going for in 1979 with the Keyboard Component. The first is “Conversational French,” with Mimi’s introduction, which has an impressive animated character with speech synchronized to the mouth movements.
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