As the world spins and our reality changes, it seems likely that virtual reality will become a more extensive and more helpful part of it.
Solo adventures and a Never Ending Dungeon map set: Lifetime Memberships woo Kickstarter backers
The system procedurally generates entire dungeons and other fantasy landscapes suitable for flatscreen TVs or VTTS. They don’t get into the details, but it is also possible to have physical tiles created and sent to you.
Meet the A100WEPC: Casio’s Pac-Man watch
The non-Pac-man variant of the A100WEPC, the AW100WE, came out last month. That’s water resistance, a 1/10 second stopwatch, alarm, auto-calendar and LED.
TAG Heuer’s Super Mario smartwatch sells out in less than ten minutes
A look on eBay shows what you would expect when a collectable has been more popular than predicted. Skelpers are making a killing.
Legends Untold is the latest impressive Virtual Virtual Tabletop (VVTT)
GMs can takeover or transform into NPC characters like a cross between Quantum Leap and the 80s cartoon Dungeon Master wandering into a scene in the roleplaying mode.
Are these Nintendo Switch Pro designs really that bonkers?
What if the Nintendo Switch Pro comes about as a mashup between the Switch and a classic console or game?
AR success Foundry Six comes to tabletop RPGs with Arealm
Tech company Foundry Six work with companies like Sony and Paramount on Augmented Reality. Today they’ve launched a Kickstarter for Arealm, and it is targeted at tabletop gamers who use video chat.
Smoko touting a cheeky and limited edition mini fridge
The lockdown has shown me it’s helpful to have a versatile home office.
PlayStation 5 4-in-1 microphone looks like a Portal turret
To ensure the best possible recordings, the Fyru features a zero-latency headphone monitoring port.
Tarot goes augmented reality: The Fantôme multidimensional deck
The 78-card Tarot deck is inspired by the Rider Waite deck illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909 and yet intertwined with the latest technology with an app suitable for beginners and more experienced readers.
