Insomniac’s VR titles delisted, casting a shadow over the technology

Before they became tied to the Spider-Man series of games and subsequently acquired to become a part of PlayStation Worldwide Studios, Burbank-based Insomniac Games dabbled in VR titles like The Edge of Nowhere and Stormland. Now these titles and more have been removed without explanation, suggesting that the VR software market and perhaps the technology as a whole has still not figured out its gaming expansion questions. Insomniac’s portfolio absence was noticed by journalist Dominic Tarason on social media, who emailed the Meta store to ask about the delistings, and was told to ask Insomniac. Tarason added that delistings likely happened “some time ago,” but that no one had noticed until now. Insomniac has not issued a statement on the delistings, but the games on the Meta store were published by Meta themselves under the Oculus Studios label, so it would be unprecedented for Insomniac to have made a unilateral decision to remove their titles from the store. Especially since they ha ... Read full article.