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VIDEO: VR Gaming lives on

Joshua Wong

Friday 16 MayFri 16 May 2025 at 12:29am

Australian players, game developers and researchers say virtual reality (VR) games are "not dead" in 2025. (ABC News)

Australian players, game developers and researchers say virtual reality (VR) games are "not dead" in 2025.

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