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  • Rats! Why virtual reality doesn't feel 'real'

    Rats! Why virtual reality doesn't feel 'real'

    Have you ever noticed that even detailed, sophisticated virtual reality experiences don't feel completely "real"? It all comes down to your inner ear.

  • EA's limited edition Dead Space 3 watch

    EA's limited edition Dead Space 3 watch

    Fight the horrors of poor time management with this CEC Engineer-class horological masterpiece. 1

  • The best gaming chair in the world?

    The best gaming chair in the world?

    The HapSeat can mimic a multimillion-dollar full-motion flight simulator.

  • Sennheiser 'reboots' two gaming headsets

    Sennheiser 'reboots' two gaming headsets

    The popular PC 350 and 363 gaming headsets will be re-engineered and relaunched for CES 2013. 2

  • Oculus Rift kits delayed until March

    Oculus Rift kits delayed until March

    The Kickstarted head-mounted video display has had a few hiccups in the manufacturing stage, thanks to the massive success of its campaign.

  • Hands on with the Oculus Rift

    Hands on with the Oculus Rift

    This Kickstarter-funded virtual-reality gaming headset hopes to succeed where many others have failed.

  • Sony PlayTV price reduced

    Sony PlayTV price reduced

    Sony Computer Entertainment Australia has dropped the price of its PlayStation 3 personal video recording (PVR) add-on, PlayTV. Dropping by AU$20, the recommended retail price for PlayTV is now AU$149.95. 6

  • Nyko to release PS3 controller laid out like 360's

    Nyko to release PS3 controller laid out like 360's

    Nyko had another solid showing at last month's E3 2010 expo in Los Angeles, but we're really intrigued by its debut of a wireless controller with an analog stick configuration similar to that found on the Xbox 360 controller. 1

  • Microsoft's Project Natal renamed Kinect

    Microsoft's Project Natal renamed Kinect

    Just over one year after it unveiled Project Natal to the public at last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, Microsoft has officially given it a name. 2

  • Nintendo Wii price drops AU$100

    Nintendo Wii price drops AU$100

    As of tomorrow, 29 April 2010, the retail price of the Wii will drop from AU$399.95 to AU$299.95. 3

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