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GDC 2016 Virtual Reality News And Previews Round-Up
Last week's Game Developers Conference had a huge focus on virtual reality, with headsets HTC Vive, the Oculus Rift, and PlayStation VR taking center stage. Some of the big news stories included the PlayStation VR's price reveal of $399 and the several different launch line-ups for each headset. Here is a round-up of all the news and previews related to VR that we uncovered during GDC this year.
Ubisoft:
Ubisoft Brings Classic Party Game Werewolf To VR With Spectacular Results
The Oculus Rift:
Oculus Launch Lineup Is A Massive List Of 30 Games
Hands On With Seven Oculus Rift Launch Games (And Five Coming Later)
PlayStation VR:
PlayStation VR priced at $399, Launching In October 2016
PlayStation VR Is Getting An Exclusive Star Wars Battlefront Experience
Sony Will Sell PlayStation VR At A Profit, Not As A Loss Leader
Hands-On With Some Of PlayStation VR's First Titles
HTC Vive:
Viva La Vive: Hands On With Five Exciting VR Experiences
More Than 30 Vive Games Shown At GDC
The Lab Is Valve's Free VR Training And Introduction Suite For Vive
If you want to learn more about virtual reality and its surrounding hype, you can peruse our top 10 picks of upcoming VR games or click the banner below for our full January 2016 coverage.
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