The memories! Screenshot: Valve
Counter-Strike 1.6, the game that redefined the multiplayer FPS genre, has been ported to Android in all its glory.
Players will find all the features they would expect to see if they loaded the game up on a PC, including online multiplayer with the ability to search and connect to servers.
Vive, HTC’s VR headset. Photo: HTC
HTC Vive, the virtual reality headset that could make or break HTC, is going up for pre-order on February 29. Like the Oculus Rift and Sony’s PlayStation VR system, Vive has its own display and needs no smartphone — but you will need a pricey PC.
Half Life on an LG G Watch. What a time to be alive! Photo: Dave Bennett
You’ll find a growing catalog of terrific Android Wear apps in Google Play, but with a little bit of tinkering, you can get even greater ones from other sources.
Check out the video below in which YouTuber Dave Bennett shows off the original Half Life on an LG G Watch.
Vive, HTC’s VR headset. Photo: HTC
If you’re planning to develop games and apps for HTC’s upcoming Vive virtual reality headset, you could be eligible to get one absolutely free. The Taiwanese company is giving away developers kits to selected software makers, and you can apply for yours right now.
Vive, HTC’s VR headset. Photo: HTC
If there’s one way to encourage developers to build software for a brand new device, it’s to give them that device absolutely free. That’s what Valve and HTC are doing with the new Vive VR headset, which won’t cost a penny if you’re a qualified developer.
