Studio behind PlayStation Firewall games shuts down due to "lack of support" for VR within industry ...Middle East

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VR studio First Contact Entertainment has shut down. The company, which is behind PSVR and PSVR2 games Firewall Zero Hour and Firewall Ultra, said the "lack of support for VR within the industry" was a factor in its decision. First Contact Entertainment shared the news just before Christmas, via a statement on Facebook. "After almost 8 years of working with the most amazing team I've ever had the pleasure of being part of, I'm sad to announce that we will be closing our company First Contact Entertainment by the end of the year," reads the statement. "The lack of support for VR within the industry has eventually taken its toll. As a AAA VR game developer, we are just not able to justify

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