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  • Microsoft HoloLens is one of a growing number of augmented reality headsets.Tech

    How augmented reality and virtual reality will generate $150 billion in revenue by 2020

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  • 2015 Call Of Duty ChampionshipTech

    Activision gives away $1 million every year to gamers. Here’s why.

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  • New video game marries real bricks with virtual worlds.Tech

    Warner Bros. and Lego are teaming up to get a piece of this billion dollar market

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  • Oculus Studio Story’s first short film follows a lost robot hand.Tech

    Virtual reality company Oculus VR is investing in films. Here’s why.

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  • Tech

    This new mobile game business model encourages kids to play real sports. Here’s how.

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  • Anthony Zuiker’s ‘Mysteryopolis’ is aimed at kids 4 to 10 years old.Tech

    Is ‘CSI’ creator Anthony Zuiker’s latest project the next big thing in interactive entertainment?

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  • The Sixense Tracking Embedded Module lets users interact with VR worldsTech

    Marvel movie producer Avi Arad co-founded a virtual reality company

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  • The HTC Vive VR prototype head-mounted displayTech

    HTC jumps from smartphones to VR to bring the first consumer VR device to market

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  • The 2014 League of Legends World ChampionshipTech

    Watching other people play video games could soon be a billion dollar industry

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  • The high-end Android TV device launches in May for $200.Tech

    Nvidia could be the next big thing in gaming. Here’s why.

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  • TO GO WITH: Asia-technology-computer-gamTech

    This gaming company is worth $1 billion, and you’ve probably never heard of it

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  • Sony Morpheus VR headsetTech

    Sony could win the virtual reality game. Here’s why

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  • Sony London HeistTech

    Five video games to watch this year

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  • Unity Technologies SF Chief Executive Officer John Riccitiello InterviewTech

    This company dominates the virtual reality business, and it’s not named Oculus

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  • Nintendo’s Mario Party 10, as seen on Wii U.Tech

    Why Nintendo is entering the mobile games business

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