A group of students in Munich have tossed together an "almost single shot" video that's just as much a history of gaming as it is a love letter. What interests us most, though, is what happens once the students catch up to the present day — what's the future of gaming going to look like?

For their 2022 FIFA World Cup bid, Japan promised us that they'd have 3D fields that we could watch live games on while flying around in virtual reality. Japan didn't get the 2022 World Cup, but they're making the technology a reality anyway, and here's what it's going to look like.

Unless your head looks like that mannequin's in the picture above, you're probably not too keen on the idea of some beginner hairdresser learning the craft on your precious hair. That's why researchers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology are working on Air Hair, simulating the haircutting experience using a digital avatar and special motorized scissors.

Last time we checked in with Parrot's AR.Drone quadricopter, we were told that game developers would be putting together some games to play with the drone. Parrot recently showed off what those games look like. You've got three major flavors...