Today the company is releasing its long-in-development Aim Controller, a gun accessory for PlayStation VR, which launches alongside showpiece sci-fi VR shooter Farpoint.

Ilium VR are working on a new VR-centric gun peripheral which plans to use Valve’s SteamVR ‘Lighthouse’ tracking to bring realistic weapon control to virtual reality games. Shooting things ...

Price. $80. What is it? A controller for playing shooting games in VR. Like. It makes any shooter game instantly more fun. No Like. It is super, super niche.

If you've been waiting to try Sony's VR light gun, or PS VR Aim Controller, then you can now start to get excited. Independent developer Impulse Gear has let slip to RoadToVR that the peripheral ...

PlayStation VR owners will soon have access to a new 'Aim' Controller vaguely shaped like a gun. The new controller will be available starting in May to coincide with the Farpoint virtual reality ...

Ilium VR seeks funding for Athena, a virtual reality gun controller that uses SteamVR technology to deliver immersive first-person shooter experiences.

PlayStation VR will get a gun peripheral, the “PS VR Aim Controller,” Sony has announced. Here’s a look at it.

Check Out the PlayStation VR Gun Controller "Direct 1-to-1 tracking." By Alex Newhouse on June 14, 2016 at 8:23AM PDT. 47 Comments. Where to buy. Farpoint. There are currently no available deals ...

A new VR game combining VR headset and VR gun controller, that is "StrikerVR". You can check how the gun controller "Haptic VR Gun" used in Striker VR is actually working from the following movie.

Check out the PlayStation VR glove controller, which has been patented by Sony for its PS4 virtual reality unit. Whether this PSVR peripheral will actually releases is unknown, but it could be fun!

At the start of the E3 gaming expo 2016, Sony announced a first-person shooter called Farpoint, compatible with PlayStation VR and a new controller called PS VR Aim. This is no SNES Super Scope ...

The new Gear VR controller, which will be released on April 21st, won’t replace the headset’s built-in controls — in fact, the Gear VR itself isn’t changing at all.