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A new report claims that Microsoft is indeed working on its own VR headset for Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

Sources close to the Wall Street Journal suggest that the Big M is looking to compete with the Oculus Rift and the rumored Sony VR headset, the latter of which we expect to hear about this week at GDC. In fact, the PlayStation manufacturer is hosting a "Future of Gaming" panel tonight, so stay tuned for any juicy announcements.

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And all potential awkward situations inherent in such

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And all potential awkward situations inherent in such

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Tune in on Tuesday, March 18, at 5:45pm PT for live updates from Sony's 'Driving the Future of Innovation at SCE' panel at GDC.

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If youre one of the many PC gamers irritated by the absence of a PC version of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, especially considering that the game is being developed natively on PC, a ray of hope may be shining between the clouds, as mentioned by Producer Ken-Ichiro Imaizumi.

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GamerFitnations Antwand Pearman talks about the past, present and future of PlayStation Home in the first episode of BlackBibles Perspective.

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iGR: "Were now on-site at GDC and as things are about ot kick-off, I was given a tip by a developer that Sony will be showing their VR solution off during tonights Driving the Future of Innovation presentation. During the hour-long talk, Shuehei Yoshida will be joined by Richard Marks and Anton Mikhailov of Sony RD. When I picked up my press badge and notified the staff I would be filming, I was told that filming of any kind wouldnt be permitted during the session; this being the only session during the entirety of GDC that clause is associated with."

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The Forest Project is an upcoming game from the Melbourne-based developer Opaque Multimedia, working with Alzheimers Australia Vic. This game, built with Unreal Engine 4, provides therapy to people living with dementia through the use of virtual environments. The objective of The Forest Project is to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia by escaping from the monotony of their living spaces, said Opaque Multimedia Co-Founder Norman Wang. Future expansions will include more locations, interactions and preferences. Our eventual goal is to put The Forest Project in every aged care facility in Australia, and similar facilities all over the world.