Ben Reeves

This morning, a few rumors started to circulate that Alien director Ridley Scott was on track to produce a feature-length Halo film. According to Microsoft, this is not the case.

Ubisoft's free-to-play, squad-based shooter already has four million
registered users, and Ubisoft Singapore is continuing to polish the game. Starting today, Canadian players will be able to jump into the
game via Valve's Steam Early Access service.

Everyone has been focused on what VR games will look like once
systems like the Oculus Rift finally release to the public, but how will
we be loading up those games in the first place? Valve has an answer
with SteamVR.

With over 150,000 attendees and two million square feet of exhibit space there was a lot to
see at this year's CES. Even if you were there, you probably didn't see it all. Come with us as we take a blurry tour through
the four day conference.

Luigi's Mansion 2 for the 3DS may have seemed like an internal Nintendo game, but it was actually designed by the independent studio Next Level Games in Canada, which is happy to keep working for the Japanese publisher.

While we were fairly impressed with Oculus' newest VR headset, it
wasn't the only company showing off a head mounted display this year at
CES.

We're all back to work and it's cold, so we don't want to go outside. In order to survive this weather, we'll be hunkering down with some games and hot chocolate. What about you?

We gave Oculus' newest VR headset a spin during a demo at CES and left impressed with the number of fixes the new prototype brought to the table.

YEI Technology is working on body tracking technology that will help you jack into the matrix.

Swedish company Tobii Technology has teamed up with peripheral company SteelSeries to release an eye tracking system for PC gaming, and the possibilities are pretty cool.

The auto industry gets to fiddle around with concept designs all the time; it only seems fitting the PC industry should do the same. Here's the scope on Razer's experimental modular PC: Project Christine.

You're in an important meeting or on a first date or in some other social situation where it would be rude to check your phone. Unfortunately, you keep getting texts. If only you had Razer's Nabu.