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Steam Deck owners looking past Valve’s own SteamOS keep landing on the same two names: Bazzite and CachyOS. Both are free, both are built by volunteers, and both claim to squeeze more frames out of the same handheld or desktop rig. But they take almost opposite approaches to getting there, and picking the wrong one…

With artificial intelligence becoming ever more ubiquitous and the technical limits of gaming continuing to advance, the pace of change in the world of gaming technology shows no signs of slowing down.

LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, Ark.— Despite having no aircraft assigned to its unit authorization document, the 913th Airlift Group is training maintainers as if an entire fleet is at its fingertips. Inside its newly established virtual reality training center, logistical limitations have given way to immersive, mission-ready instruction. By utilizing realistic, zero-risk simulations instead…

Theia Games dropped a Demo Trailer for Bad Grip Club on Steam today, giving the clearest look yet at the physics-based co-op VR climbing game that has been collecting comparisons to PEAK since the studio wrapped its second closed playtest earlier this summer. The game lands on two platforms simultaneously — SteamVR and Meta Quest…

A new study conducted at Bern’s University Hospital shows that VisionOne, the virtual reality eye-testing platform developed by Vaud-based PeriVision, delivers clinical performance comparable to the stationary perimeter considered the gold standard, including in advanced glaucoma.