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Virtual Reality is becoming the new normal in the gamer-verse; explore the best VR games and accessories available.

The function of game types and players
In each of the last two years, Covid-19 has upset predictions. As the pandemic raged on, 2020 was one of the most uncertain years ever. On the other side, gaming corporations, who had a record year, saw this as a blessing in disguise. People engaged in gaming to pass the time, stay alive, rebuild their social networks, and divert their attention at the same time.
By Johanna Wanjiru3 years ago in Gamers
Check Out This Potentially Superior Steam Deck and Quest Competitor
In a few of my previous posts, I have talked a lot about the Steam Deck and various Quest devices, such as the Quest 2 and the Quest Pro. But today, I'll be talking about an upcoming device that is being made to combine the strengths of both these products into one versatile gaming device.
By Inspiring YouTuber and Gamer3 years ago in Gamers
Sony Has Just Revealed Details on the PlayStation VR 2
Back in 2021, Sony announced the PlayStation VR 2, and now we finally have some extra details, thanks to a recent announcement by Sony.
By Inspiring YouTuber and Gamer3 years ago in Gamers
Producing world-renowned games in Singapore
Game development is not always as fun and exciting a time as one might think, as Brian Quick, founder of Singaporean game publisher Ysbryd Games, admits, "The job is tough, unpredictable and often not glamorous." To some, the game development industry is not even friendly enough for those who work in it.
By Isabella3 years ago in Gamers
Virtual Reality in Gambling
While virtual reality (VR) technology is still in its early stages, it shows a lot of promise for transforming the gambling industry. In casino environments, VR can be used to create realistic simulations of popular games like poker and blackjack.
By Harrison Grote Louis4 years ago in Gamers
Virtual Reality
Thump. I am awoken by the jolting of my body rumbling in course of surrounding motion causing my head to knock against the bed frame beneath me. As I slowly peer my eyes, they become ajar from the iridescent flickering of lights overhead. I am lying in an empty berth of a train cabin. I abruptly take a heavy gasp of air, I feel misplaced. I think I am going to be sick; I shout out loud, "why?", in discern of my dazed state of mind. I hope no one is nearby to hear me. I need answers yet, I have no questions; I feel speechless, even thoughtless. I can only contemplate what my next move is. I think my adrenaline is kicking in. I cannot recall what I have been up to or what led me to end up on this train. The lights are working now, still in discrepancy of one true hue. I have never taken this line or train, especially in the middle of the night. I don't even have a watch; I believe I lost my phone. I reach for my pockets but I bear nowt; an article nor ticket to possibly advance as a passenger. The train is picking up speed, travelling at least 100km per hour now. I am too scared to search for help but, I am too scared to stay and do nothing. Another rush of adrenaline overcomes me as I pull aside the cabin door. I prevail with much caution as I check my back to recognize my cabin numbered as, "2". There is a set of revolving doors to the right, I must find the train controls. Perhaps the front cabin contains the gears that can slow this train down. The train thrushes forward, it is accelerated to perhaps 130km per hour. I cannot keep my balance; I'm thrown off my feet, but I catch myself amidst the revolving door. I have dropped to my hands and knees like a child at play. I sense that I am alone on this runaway train. I have made it through the revolving door and I feel accomplished so far for making it to the front of the train. Although, that feeling quickly vanishes as I see water beneath my knees as it is seeping through the crevices of the revolving door. The lights inside the control cabin quit abruptly as the train takes a drop into the ocean. There is an underwater tunnel that is pitch black. The train lights omit an orange hue creating my heedful bewilderment of caution. I am running on a stricken time-line of not knowing what else may be going wrong, as if anything may be going right. I pull myself up using the edge of the control platform. The speedometer displays 140km per hour beside the train’s blackened GPS with the flashing notice, “final destination”. I look past the glass of the revolving door, there is now three feet of water behind me where I seemed to have left the safety of my slumbering dream before waking up to a nightmare. I squint my eyes to a tight shut; I blink hard a few times. Truthfully, I am dreading the immensity beyond the reality of my situation. Again, I look behind past the revolving glass anticipating a full fledged flood ready to break through the glass at any moment. I pinch myself in hopes I am just dreaming. I look to the back of the train and make a break through the revolving doors as I witness no signs of the train in flooding. I charge back to the front cabin. It is unbearably surreal when I cannot detect what I am seeing beyond the front glass windshield of the train. I feel the train is in escalade, I am knocked off my feet, this time unable to catch myself. I fell hard to the floor of the front cabin. I think out loud, "this is the end". My forehead is pressed to the floor momentarily then my fisted hands hold me up square. There is a lucent reflection in the puddle skimming the floor beneath my chest. I look up and out of the train’s windshield now struck by the interior tubular skylights of the underwater tunnel. I can see the tunnel is a cave exiting the water and the train is plateauing now on a bridge-like platform. I feel so helpless, I do not know anything about trains let alone how to conduct a locomotive. I want to yell for help through the glass but I stop myself as the train’s speed reduces significantly. Screech. The cry of the train’s brakes confounds me as the train comes to a complete halt. I gather myself and stand to my feet. A Big Brother voice echoes from overhead, “please remove your virtual goggles and exit through the door to the right”. Immediately, I trace back through the revolving doors as I palm my hands over my eyes, I whisper, “VR?”. I finally uncovered the perplexity of this roller coaster expedition constituting a virtual reality runaway train-wreck. The train dissipates before I completely remove my virtual goggles. I am in a dark room and I see the sign of the exit door. Now I am synchronized back to reality.
By April C4 years ago in Gamers
How Virtual Reality Can Transform the Game Industry?
The technology of virtual reality is steadily growing. This advanced technology mainly offers an immersive and realistic 3D simulation environment. For the past years, the gaming industry has been adopting various latest technologies. However, Virtual Reality has the better potential to revolutionise the gaming industry further in the coming days.
By Arup Roy4 years ago in Gamers
So much potential .... missed!
I enjoy playing World War Two first-person Immersive games and couldn’t wait to buy Medal of Honor - above and beyond. I am fascinated with World War Two mainly because my Grandfather, Harry Cox, would tell me tales of his exploits when I was a child. He even left me his war diaries when he died almost 20 years ago.
By Alan Firmin4 years ago in Gamers
Australian Virtual Gambling: The Main Trends For 2022
So, 2022 has become a landmark year for all areas of our life, as we all learned our lessons. Many suffered, and some did not manage to stay afloat, while others, on the contrary, received new opportunities to realize their potential. So it is with the gambling industry. Gambling and computer games are a huge part of all countries and Australia in particular. Today, they all endure changes that are not always negative. Let's take a look at the experts' predictions for mobile entertainment and casino games.
By Oliver Moore Spin-Paradise4 years ago in Gamers
Is Virtual Reality Safe for Kids?
Virtual Reality is a new trend in the entertainment industry whether it is gaming, video gaming, film and production, education everywhere VR is used widely. Most of you have seen that teenagers, youngsters, and somewhere kids are interacting with VR-based equipment but is virtual reality safe for kids?
By Gaurav Sharma Software Developer4 years ago in Gamers
The New Sony PSVR2 Launches with a Huge Exclusive Title Horizon: Call of the Mountain Game
Never the type to rest on their laurels, Sony will simultaneously launch an iconic VR game to accompany the PSVR2 release, Horizon: Call of the Mountain. The word on the street is gamers can’t wait to combine PSVR2 with their PS5.
By Stephen Dalton4 years ago in Gamers
How to download, install, and use Lunar Client for Minecraft?
Lunar Client is an across-the-board PvP improved customer for some forms of Minecraft. It is intended to give players a superior encounter when playing on Multiplayer Minecraft Servers. Notwithstanding, since the customer is informal to Minecraft's makers (Mojang A.B.), Lunar should be downloaded and introduced physically.
By George Lyons4 years ago in Gamers