Don is a Raglan-bred writer who is still learning to surf. He's staff feature writer for The Spinoff.
Don Rowe speaks Seth Luisi, co-founder of Impulse Studios and lead developer on Farpoint, the first legitimate AAA title on PSVR. Read Don Rowe's Farpoint review here. Don Rowe: I've played through …
PlayStation have made a major play in the VR department, releasing the first AAA-quality game bundled with an innovative new controller to boot. Don Rowe straps on his goggles and goes alien hunting with Farpoint.
The first of three planned DLC expansions for the critically-acclaimed Nioh has been released, but does it address the game's noticeable faults? Don Rowe reviews the Dragon of the North.
Since opening in October last year the AR/VR Garage in Uptown is now home to more than 20 companies working across virtual and augmented reality. Don Rowe visits ahead of their ten day programme at Techweek'17.
2017 is the centennial anniversary of New Zealand’s darkest period in military history. This Anzac Day, Don Rowe looks back on 1917, a time of fleeting hope and unprecedented human loss.
Techweek'17 is almost here. Don Rowe previews the event and curates a few selections for the discerning event-goer.
A new initiative to teach yoga and mindfulness to troubled youth is effecting remarkable change. Don Rowe visits with Atawhai, a new initiative from Kristina Cavit and The Kindness Institute, ahead of their inaugural end of programme event this Sunday.
At around this time every year, the howls of agony echo around the country as people realise the retailers of liquor are shut. But forewarned is forearmed: Don Rowe presents the Spinoff's guide to buying booze at Easter and on Anzac Day.
Don Rowe speaks to Steve Williams, a Palmerston North man who has curated the most incredible collection of packaging materials in New Zealand - and possibly the world.
Last week we invited you to lob your questions regarding autonomous cars at AUT professor Reinhard Klette, New Zealand's foremost expert on the subject. Today he responds to a selection of the many questions he received, and explains why driverless cars might not be as close as you think.
