Well, the big announcement we were waiting for at last night’s 2015 Game Awards has dropped and it’s Rockband VR from Harmonix, a virtual reality re-imagining of the successful rhythm action franchise ...

When last we saw Rock Band VR back at GDC it was essentially just the obvious ”Rock Band in virtual reality.” Put on the Oculus Rift and you’d see yourself on stage, guitar in hand, adoring crowd ...

Harmonix’s Rock Band VR was a pretty good stab at bringing the rhythm genre into VR, though it was let down by only supporting the series’ guitar peripheral. Riff VR from IMEX Media wants to go one ...

Vertigo games decided to reveal their entire setlist for their upcoming VR air guitar title Unplugged along with some partnerships. The game is set to be released on October 21st for Oculus Quest as ...

The Rift-exclusive Rock Band VR is due to launch on March 23rd, with a game + guitar bundle priced at $70. The game takes a wildly different approach to musical gameplay than its predecessors, but ...

An Oculus Quest 2 update is on the way, and it aims to improve hand tracking abilities. Announced at the Meta Quest Gaming Showcase by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the refresh will address gesture recognition ...

Abandon all hope, ye Rock Banders who live to bang on the drums, lovingly 'pluck' that bass or croon like you're America's next top someone -- for now, at least. According to UploadVR, developer ...

I've spent a lot of time rocking out on a plastic guitar. I have no problem jamming with my friends, or even doing it in front of a few strangers at a party. But I've never considered the thought of ...

"Unplugged" uses hand-tracking technology to let the users play the guitar in VR with no gloves or any special controllers needed. Users can see where to strum by following a "Guitar Hero" type stream ...

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