FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Partial. I think in order to go full, you have to have at least a Quest 2/3 or PSVR2 and use them on PC as well.
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Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
I initially went FULL-ass VR. I kickstarted the original Oculus dev kits. I bought almost every major headset up to and including the Valve Index. And then… I just stopped.
The software couldn’t keep up. I haven’t touched VR for a couple years, now, aside from the random Beat Saber session. VR is in a coma for me. I hope one day it wakes up with a plethora of new and exciting games, but as of now, I’m pretty over it.
We got Half Life Alyx, and nothing before or since has even been half as good.
The software couldn’t keep up. I haven’t touched VR for a couple years, now, aside from the random Beat Saber session. VR is in a coma for me. I hope one day it wakes up with a plethora of new and exciting games, but as of now, I’m pretty over it.
We got Half Life Alyx, and nothing before or since has even been half as good.
Rockondevil
Member
Wonko_C
Member
I consider myself full VR player but i still play flat games, mostly classics. New flat games just don’t grab my attention anymore unless it's from a franchise I really love (Street Fighter).
To me VR is the natural evolution of gaming: We went from 2D games to 3D games in the 90's, now we went from 3D games to VR games.
I really don’t understand people who keep bashing stuff they haven't tried even once. They have no ground to stand on (other than hearsay) yet they double down in their ignorance. I don't think I have seen this phenomena elsewhere.
To me VR is the natural evolution of gaming: We went from 2D games to 3D games in the 90's, now we went from 3D games to VR games.
I really don’t understand people who keep bashing stuff they haven't tried even once. They have no ground to stand on (other than hearsay) yet they double down in their ignorance. I don't think I have seen this phenomena elsewhere.
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PSVR2 lets you wear your glasses. You can buy lenses that fit on the vr lens itself too so that you don't need glasses.
fart town usa
Member
I adore VR but I still play flat. It's easy for me to dedicate multiple months in the year to just VR because there aren't ever too many current flat games on my radar. I know there should be but it's impossible to be aware everything that's releasing and if it appeals to me.
The thing I love about VR is what most people hate. I love the weird janky aspects and how things are simplified in a sense for gameplay. Immersion be damned, I'm well aware I'm in a videogame world and "immersion breaking" critiques make me roll my eyes. I have to assume the people who are vocal about it live in some kind of Soviet Era apartment complex and truly need an escape from their actual world, I don't need that. Only 1 game has truly sucked me in and thats because it's polished as can be, Propagation Paradise Hotel.
I love the feeling of being inside the game and sorting out the weird aspects until it becomes fluid, and then you can take it a step further and manipulate the game in many ways. VR is awesome, it is a damn shame that so many people poo poo it because it's mostly small teams experimenting and how can you not appreciate that as a videogame enthusiast? Every serious gamer should dabble in VR.
The thing I love about VR is what most people hate. I love the weird janky aspects and how things are simplified in a sense for gameplay. Immersion be damned, I'm well aware I'm in a videogame world and "immersion breaking" critiques make me roll my eyes. I have to assume the people who are vocal about it live in some kind of Soviet Era apartment complex and truly need an escape from their actual world, I don't need that. Only 1 game has truly sucked me in and thats because it's polished as can be, Propagation Paradise Hotel.
I love the feeling of being inside the game and sorting out the weird aspects until it becomes fluid, and then you can take it a step further and manipulate the game in many ways. VR is awesome, it is a damn shame that so many people poo poo it because it's mostly small teams experimenting and how can you not appreciate that as a videogame enthusiast? Every serious gamer should dabble in VR.
poppabk
Cheeks Spread for Digital Only Future
If you have the time for getting it all set-up Asseto Corsa with mods is a great VR experience, especially on the nohesi servers with endless traffic to weave through.
keraj37
Contacted PSN to add his card back to his account
Yeah, but try wearing glasses in PSVR2 without any bumpers at least - the lenses get scratched quickly. The best solution are dedicated PSVR2 prescription lenses.
fart town usa
Member
Village is dope. I really want to play Alyx someday because I can't imagine it being THAT much better than Village. Not a knock again Alyx, just really curious.
R6Rider
Gold Member
That's because it's not.
Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
Village is easily my second favorite VR game and the only one that compares to Alyx. But the controls and gameplay are still just standard RE, which makes sense since it’s a TV game adapted to VR.
But Alyx is built entirely with VR in mind. It’s not playable any other way, so they can really design the gameplay around VR controls. It makes it so much more immersive imo. Nothing else (aside from RE) comes close.
sncvsrtoip
Gold Member
I would go full vr if sony provide vr mode for all games they release and I mean even simplest one with tpp. Its frustrating that they can do it with really marginal costs and they ignore possibility.
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Preseznik
Neo Member
Haha yeah I race in VR and often the settings that worked fine yesterday suddenly don't today. I tinker with the settings more than I actually play.
Which is why I stick with GT7 most of the time and remain hopeful PS5 Pro improves on VR.
Alpha Male
Member
keraj37
Contacted PSN to add his card back to his account
Well, your dreams come true, it is $350 almost everywhere, and you can always go second hand below that.
Minsc
Gold Member
VR is way too tiny to go all in on it. It's definitely its own thing and you're missing out by skipping it, but skipping everything else? That's an infinitely larger ocean than VR. There's so many genres in VR that are entirely missing numerous AAA entries, like RPGs. VR is like the FPS/Zombie/Horror wet dream with some sprinkles of variety here and there, but it makes the AAA content for consoles look like a vast library of knowledge instead of the copy/paste regurgitation it too often is.
I dunno, Village was astounding in VR, RE4 VR frequently gets labels from VR reviewers as better than Alyx, and GT7 is objectively better as well, as almost nothing compares to GT7 with a wheel in VR.
You can go further too, plenty of Team Beef ports are amazing in VR, we're even getting the original Tomb Raider in FP and TP on the fly. I just don't believe anyone who think VR peaked with Alyx, that's to me like saying Mario games peaked with SMB3 and everything else can't compare.
Though the weight one puts on various elements does come into play, like personally picking crap up and the whole physical immersive aspect of VR is novel, but it's not what I'm there for.
I dunno, Village was astounding in VR, RE4 VR frequently gets labels from VR reviewers as better than Alyx, and GT7 is objectively better as well, as almost nothing compares to GT7 with a wheel in VR.
You can go further too, plenty of Team Beef ports are amazing in VR, we're even getting the original Tomb Raider in FP and TP on the fly. I just don't believe anyone who think VR peaked with Alyx, that's to me like saying Mario games peaked with SMB3 and everything else can't compare.
Though the weight one puts on various elements does come into play, like personally picking crap up and the whole physical immersive aspect of VR is novel, but it's not what I'm there for.
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
I like my Index, but I don't see myself ever going "full vr". Playing games on the desk or the couch will always be much more comfortable.
And man, I can't really enjoy VR during summer, makes me sweat like a pig.
And man, I can't really enjoy VR during summer, makes me sweat like a pig.
yet_another_alt
Member
Alyx is decent but I felt it was incredibly overrated. Then again that's how I feel about the entire Half-life series.
Wonko_C
Member
I've been playing since 2017 and between PSVR1 classics, Quest exclusives, PCVR plus VR mods my flat game backlog took a backseat against my VR backlog. If anything I have "reverse honeymoon". I wasn't impressed by VR at first but with each year it passes I become more and more passionate about it.Lol, that new VR user feelingget back to me in six months and tell me how much VR you play
Zug
Member
VR is the real next gen but there's no worthy software for it, and no incentive to make more.
HL Alyx was the last one and it was more than 4 years ago.
I do have 500+ hours on Skyrim VR though, but that's only thanks to modding, and players making their own VR software on the established Skyrim "platform" due to the lack of anything else.
HL Alyx was the last one and it was more than 4 years ago.
I do have 500+ hours on Skyrim VR though, but that's only thanks to modding, and players making their own VR software on the established Skyrim "platform" due to the lack of anything else.
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buenoblue
Member
You went full VR
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
I bought a lot of games on PSVR2 where I just messed around for an hour then just quit.
I did spend a lot of hours on Gran Turismo because I can sit on my couch without restrictions.
Also spent a lot of time with the walking dead games.
I also played 20 minutes of Arizona Sunshine 2 then just quit.
I'm just a lazy bum who can't be bothered to move his coffee table and push back his sofa
Haint
Member
Quest 2's were recently $199 and PSVR2 was $350. How low exactly do you want it?
sigmaZ
Member
Not until they unify it with flat gaming.Did you go full VR in your gaming like I did?
For me it is true "next gen" gaming.
With buying PSVR2 It finally clicked with me.
I played most of the hits on PS5 and now, with PC support, I cannot stop playing for the 15th time Skyrim, this time VR edition.
2D/NonVr Games don't exist to me now.
I hear about the greatness of Black Myth: Wukong etc, but I have no desire to stare at my TV anymore.
So, do you share any of my preferences or I am the only one on gaf with such deviation.
TrueLegend
Member
Not booted in months. Have all Half life games, RE4 played none of them except for few minutes. It's not for me but I have it for novelty like Table Tennis and such bullshit stuff.
FIREKNIGHT2029
Member
I play mostly VR games but I haven't gone full VR yet.
I love VR but I won't be going full VR until VR headsets are as comfortable and as seamless as putting on a pair of glasses. When that happens I'll play even my 2D flat games on big VR screens
I love VR but I won't be going full VR until VR headsets are as comfortable and as seamless as putting on a pair of glasses. When that happens I'll play even my 2D flat games on big VR screens
Sorcerer
Member
Never. Valve would never give up a gold mine and let that happen. Half Life Alyx, while part of the Half Life universe is still a niche VR experience that was made specifically to demonstrate and sell headsets. It wasn't made to be a non-vr game although you could play it that way. I think it was or is given away with the purchase of the headset in fact.
Valve would not even lock Half Life 3 to Steam OS, never mind a headset.
I guess they could do a VR version as well, but I imagine it would compromised compared to Alyx as they still have to bring the regular version out to the masses.
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GymWolf
Gold Member
I was big on vr before, but now i'm just waiting for vr to reach the next evolutionary step, the devices are still way too bulky and weighty, i need something in glass format, something that i can keep up more than 30 min without sweating my scalp off or having an headache.
So basically 20 years from now tech most probably, because even if they nail the shape, i still want something powerfull and with good battery life, maybe 20 years are not enough
So basically 20 years from now tech most probably, because even if they nail the shape, i still want something powerfull and with good battery life, maybe 20 years are not enough
Sorcerer
Member
VR at the moment just doesn't seem to scream casual experience. Just let me grab 10 quick minutes in a game, okay let me get this helmet on, clear space so I can dance around the room, shit I need to grab a beer, take a piss, helmet off. LOL!!!
I speak out of ignorance of course, so shoot me down if need be.
I speak out of ignorance of course, so shoot me down if need be.
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AJUMP23
Parody of actual AJUMP23
The game I want is half-life Alex. And that is about it. I would buy a set for $150 to play it.
EerieArcade
Neo Member
Bought a PSVR for Resi 7. Bought Quest 2 for Resi 4. Probably get PSVR2 for Village. Picked up a few horror games for both - think it's the only genre really interests me when it comes to VR.
possumarmada
Member
No. Zero interest in the format. I just don’t like the experience of strapping a screen to my face.
Melon Husk
Member
2024 for VR is the 1994 for 3D games... it'll be mainstream in 5 years.
Hardware needs one or two generations more
Hardware needs one or two generations more