CCP Games, the Icelandic studio known for their long-running MMO Eve: Online (2003), shuttered their VR production studios in a surprise move last year, selling off their Newcastle-based branch behind ...

Icelandic developer CCP Games surprised us all this week with the announcement that it would be winding down its VR operations. The company's Atlanta location will be shuttered while its Newcastle ...

CCP, the company that was among the first to bet big on VR, has more or less withdrawn from the VR development, shutting down two studios in the process. The developer of Eve: Valkyrie announced today ...

In what could be considered a big blow to the VR games space today, EVE Online studio CCP has announced a restructuring of its studios worldwide to effectively eliminate its participation in any ...

Eve devs CCP took a big bet on virtual reality, with Eve: Valkyrie being one of the platform's early flagships. That changed in the last year with the closure of their key VR studios in Atlanta and ...

Eve developers CCP have so far been one of the world's leading VR developers, but it seems that's changing. The company announced today that they will be shifting away from VR development toward PC ...

In another sign of scales majorly falling off of eyes where VR is concerned, games developer CCP Games — which made a big early bet on virtual reality gaming — is pulling the plug on two of its ...

CCP Games, the company behind the hugely successful ‘EVE’ franchise and early VR adopters with VR space combat shooter EVE:Valkyrie, have announced they’re to expand their efforts in VR development ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CCP Games, creator of popular PC game “Eve Online,” has raised $30 million to continue developing virtual reality games. “We ...

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