September 7 2016 looks to be a busy evening on the consumer front, as Sony has scheduled a PlayStation event where two new PS4's are expected, amongst others. FULL STORY >

Built for the "immersive internet" according to its designers, Intel announces its new 7th Gen Core processors. FULL STORY >

Kicking off with Eagle Flight in October, Ubisoft has a number of VR-specific titles on the way. FULL STORY >

After debuting the Omen by HP notebook and desktop offerings in May this year, the American manufacturer reveals a high-end gaming cube. FULL STORY >

Exclusive to PlayStation VR, Rocksteady showcases footage and fan reaction for its October-slated Batman: Arkham VR game following SDCC. FULL STORY >

Designed to help bring Virtual Reality to notebooks, Nvidia unveils its new GeForce 10-Series lineup of GPUs: the GTX 1080, GTC 1070 and GTX 1060. FULL STORY >

Good news for virtual reality gaming fans in Cape Town as VRCade has launched a virtual reality arcade in the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. FULL STORY >

Still $3 000 for developers in select regions, Microsoft has made an effort, however, to lessen the restrictions on purchasing one to assist in content creation. FULL STORY >

With the Galaxy Note 7 slated for unveiling tomorrow, Samsung could also debut a new version of its Gear VR headset, and it may support older Galaxy devices, according to rumours. FULL STORY >

With David S. Goyer penning the piece, Lucasfilms' Industrial Light and Magic studio is working on an original Star Wars story with Lord Vader at its core. FULL STORY >

According to reports, the latest versions of Chrome Beta and Chrome Dev for Android feature elements that will make VR functionality a reality. FULL STORY >

Comments, but for VR, Facebook debuts a new feature that allows VR users to see and leave reactions for videos. FULL STORY >

Director Michael Bay Tweets out an image of Bumblebee as a 2016 Chevy Camaro for 2017's Transformers: The Last Knight. FULL STORY >

Virtual reality is set to start moving into the mainstream of the technology market this year, creating the next wave of growth for the industry and delivering exciting new experiences for end-users. This is according to Ernst... FULL STORY >

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Samsung is reported as having plans for its own standalone VR headset that will work independent from a Galaxy smartphone or phablet. FULL STORY >