SGDQ, which is livestreamed 24 hours a day on the GDQ Twitch channel, will be hosted in Minneapolis. While you can watch live at any point through the marathon, the GDQ Youtube channel will regularly ...

Space Marine 2’s long-awaited Siege Mode is out now across all platforms alongside Patch 8, which makes some significant changes to the game. Check out the patch notes.

BEAT SABER is a fully immersive virtual reality rhythm music game that brings players closer to the music than ever before. Armed with two light swords, one red and one blue, players slash at neon ...

Prompt-Based Approach: Moving away from conventional numerical regression models, we reframe the task into a prompt-based question-answering perspective. Social Reasoning: Beyond physics-based ...

PS VR2 users are in for some disappointing news as one fan-favorite title announces a major change that will permanently ...

MIAMI — Bryson Stott hit a three-run homer, Ranger Suárez pitched seven effective innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Miami Marlins 4-2 on Wednesday night. Suárez (6-1) permitted ...

VR rhythm action game Beat Saber will no longer be updated for PlayStation 4 and 5 users from this month onwards, with multiplayer being discontinued on both platforms. Developer Beat Games, which ...

As we look to the future and plan the next big leap for Beat Saber, we have made the decision to no longer release updates for PS4 and PS5 starting in June 2025. Our passion for VR remains unwavering.

Beat Saber will still be available for purchase on PS4 and PS5 devices, and you can still play or purchase songs or music packs that were released prior to June 18, 2025.

Beat Saber was nevertheless successful on Playstation consoles. After its release in May 2023, it became the best-selling PSVR2 game of 2024 in North America, Europe and Japan.

Beat Saber, one of the most popular virtual reality games in existence, will no longer release new content on Sony's PlayStation VR and PSVR2 headsets.

Beat Saber is killing support for PlayStation consoles. About a decade ago, people were pretty convinced that VR was going to be the next big thing. Now, it’s here, it’s fairly accessible, but ...