Helping a child in a virtual reality game increased players’ motivation to help others in real life, according to a new study.

Parents say VR is advancing faster than the science. Parents want clearer answers about how it shapes kids’ brains and behavior.

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In recognition of Earth Day, an educational VR company is providing free interactive digital content to schools across the U.S. through the end of this week. Avantis Education, which makes virtual ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Pretty Dinosaur Adventures of Ancient Earth VR Through 3D virtual methods, let players feel the fun of virgin forests and ancient Egypt by dinosaurs. Games ...

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All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Star Dust: The Book of Earth (VR) Star Dust: The Book of Earth is a VR sci-fi shooting game developed by Beijing Skylens Technology Co., Ltd. using Unreal ...