“Stop calling Pokémon Go AR,” say the purists. But who cares what you call something that is so successful? Just be glad it happened, and let’s figure out what it means for the AR/VR industry. Pokémon ...

This morning we've received further confirmation that the AR game Pokemon GO will work with Google's VR headsets. At first, this will mean that smartphone users who have a Google Cardboard headset ...

A wild fan-made Pokemon VR Oculus Quest game has appeared! And it might be buggier than a Weedle, but it’s still a giddy laugh. An Alpha version of Pokemon VR, as the game is simply called, went live ...

Pokemon GO has already taken hold of the world populace in ways that not many games could, and it could be getting more features soon to make things even better. For starters, the licensing statements ...

Well this is an odd one – an official, limited-time Pokemon virtual theme park just launched, and you can visit it in VR. Meet Pokemon Virtual Fest. Pokemon Virtual Fest is open from today through to ...

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Mehrdad (He/Him) is a Senior Staff Writer from Iran. He started writing about video games when he was a high-school student. He loves playing competitive FPS games such as Rainbow Six Siege and ...

Pokemon Go is a game so compulsive roads were closed to traffic by crowds, parks were trampled into mud, trespassing became a real nuisance and people kept crashing their cars. But VR is definitely ...

John Hanke, the CEO of Pokemon GO developer Niantic, says that virtual reality gaming could become a "problem for society." The executive specifically warns against people using the technology too ...

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Who remembers Pokemon Snap? The game was released in 1999 for N64 as a rail “shooter”, and let you take pictures of Pokemon while riding through different courses. But while your path through each ...