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Valve's long-awaited new VR headset is fiddly and unpredictable but liberating and fun.

Launching a VR headset in this economic climate? Apparently so. And Valve believes it can reinvigorate virtual reality interest with it.

Valve has announced pricing and details of its Steam Frame reservation system, as sign-ups for the VR headset go live.

Netflix and Sega have penned a multi-project deal promising to turn Sonic into an animated show. Crazy Taxi and Stranger Than Heaven are also getting films.

The new name for a game from Neowiz is a bit on the nose.

Blizzard is known for making foundationally online multiplayer games that operate for a long time. But the new StarCraft open-world shooter sounds different.

Given the structural changes Blizzard is making in Diablo 5, it's unclear how similar to Diablo 4 it's going to be.

Why is Blizzard putting release dates on games like Diablo 5 and the StarCraft open-world shooter that are so far away? It's very unusual.

"Extremely sad that this never got to see the light of day," says one of the fans making the mod.

Lord of Hatred is, indeed, Diablo 4's final expansion.