Valve has confirmed that Half Life 3 won't be a VR game. That means it WILL be a non-VR game, right?

Oculus Connect 2 still didn't bring with it a confirmed release date or price point for the Rift, but a VP at the comapny has let slip how mcuh we should expect to pay for the device early next year.

As gaming literally moves towards the virtual world with VR, the question on my mind is when will we meet them half way with eSports?

Valve and HTC are aiming to get the jump on the competition with the Vive - a headset that is already techincally miles ahead of the pack in terms of immersion.

Virtual Reality might be the most imminent innovation, but is it already being outdated by exisiting, better ideas? Epic's Tim Sweeny seems to think so.

Virtual Reality is coming - but are there too many players, and not enough to play? Could the market collapse on itself before it really begins?

Virtual Reality can be incredibly immersive, or supremely nauseating. That first experience could determine everything and is all important.

Will VR make you feel sick? Maybe, but it depends more on the simulation than the headset in use.