DangerMouse
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Yeah, they need to get on that. Move wand would be perfect for feeling kind of like you're holding it too. Do it EA.
LOL yeah.
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PlayStation VR Launch Thread: Welcome to The Real World
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Yeah, they need to get on that. Move wand would be perfect for feeling kind of like you're holding it too. Do it EA.
LOL yeah.
DisizDream
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Thanks a lot for taking the time to check but most of the time there is no language option in the game and you have to change the main language of the PS4 to see if there is indeed another language in-game. I would understand if you don't want to bother with trying that.
Still, thanks for checking and answering me this quick !
FIREKNIGHT2029
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jellies_two
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Mobile VR is the way to go, Oculus is working on that? The problem is the hardware isn't powerful enough to provide "meaty game experiences" but Mobile is the way to go? Holy confused thinking.
GillianSeed79
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I might still be in the honeymoon phase and I don't think VR will replace traditional gaming, but playing VR, for me, is legitimately like the transition from 2D gaming to 3D gaming. It's that mind blowing even if, in hindsight, these first batch of games will seem ho-hum in a few months/years. I haven't really felt like this since the first time I played my Sega Saturn and PS1.
katsubento
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Actually like the earbuds they included with it, but want to have a pair of over the ears for when I have other people try it next month.
My Sony Golds and Elites won't really cut it as they don't fit on right with the headset. My other headphones also seem to be in the way our will be stretched out quite a bit.
What's everyone else using?
My Sony Golds and Elites won't really cut it as they don't fit on right with the headset. My other headphones also seem to be in the way our will be stretched out quite a bit.
What's everyone else using?
Giftofgab24
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Are they still doing Best Buy demos? I really need to get into one and try this for my self. Unless any of you guys live in central California and wanna let me try.
As an owner of a GearVR and PSVR... I've sold my Samsung phone.
Pulse Elites... The fit is fine here.
Noisepurge
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Until they get positional tracking working it's not really any competition no matter the horsepower.
Fonster Mox
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Is the PS VR a good way for playing just a normal game?
I'm really fighting to justify making the purchase (but a bit put off because I don't have the camera or move already)
I'm really fighting to justify making the purchase (but a bit put off because I don't have the camera or move already)
Nah, it's no good for normal games. I'd much rather play a video game on a 720p screen than the cinematic view on this.
That only works if your offset image is due to poor calibration though. What I'm talking about is when you calibrate and still have tilted menus (mostly system menus). It's often because the headset itself is slightly off kilter on your head.
I disagree. I had a great session playing Resogun & UC4 on the large & medium size screens respectively.
Yeah, depends on the game, but it can be a blast.
This is literally the only reason I have the PSVR sitting on a shelf waiting for the PS4 Pro.
I have a problem.
Yeah 2 in top 10 and 7 in top 40 overall is better than I thought it would do. Considering the games are competing against games available on much bigger install base systems.
Pankratous
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Can you get the Alfa Romeo 4C in DriveClub VR and, if you can, how long does it take?
I'd say so, especially considering that PSVR is not cheap.
Grindlefly
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Any EU/UK gaffer's with a USA account should do a search for Vrideo if they like 360 experiences etc. It was mentioned earlier in the thread and I had a look and it's pretty cool. They have a fair bit of content ranging from roller-coasters, jet aircraft, space, meditation, science etc.
I dunno, from playing some of the longer VR games available now, i'd say its just fine for a meaty experience.
I could play a full game based on Scavenger's Odyssey. Also depends on what you mean by meaty. Rez is a full on game to me, and works perfectly fine. Its just if developers put forward a great idea and commit to it.
Press and hold start while in game should reset its positioning if that's the problem.
I think you should start with the experience stuff. Like the deep sea diving game, Rush of Blood, Batman VR; That sort of thing. If there are other people there, play the party oriented games (Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Playroom VR, etc.). Finally, finish with the real games like Super Hyper Cube, Rez, Rigs, and Thumper.
The problem is that it isn't reading the move controller at all.
Grindlefly
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If new to vr:
Ocean descent is a nice starter
Followed by Kitchen
That's 2 experiences
Follow with London Heist to introduce some mechanics to experience
Playroom
Batman
Rez
Thumper
Driveclub
Eve
Rigs
I think i'm getting my PSVR legs. The first time i played the platformer in playroom VR the movement of the camera immediately caused some disorientation. same on the rollercoaster in rush of blood.
But I tried them again yesterday and there was no problems. I'll give Driveclub a try again and see how that goes. I think its the lack of G's that my brain is expecting that is causing the problem.
But I tried them again yesterday and there was no problems. I'll give Driveclub a try again and see how that goes. I think its the lack of G's that my brain is expecting that is causing the problem.
Loving every minute of VR so far. Fell off my chair playing batman. Leant forward to push a door buzzer in the security office/booth. Thought I'd lean into it some more as there's a fan to the right of the opening and I wanted to see if I could switch it on. Put my left hand out to lean against the desk and then realised the desk was in vr just as I hit the floor. 😁😁
Also I tried to play Rigs whilst hungover and on a come down. I don't recommend it. Took me a whole day to be able to get up on my feet.
Also I tried to play Rigs whilst hungover and on a come down. I don't recommend it. Took me a whole day to be able to get up on my feet.
Octavianus
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Rez. Start with Rez.
Start with the intro to Worlds, it's a sweet short showcase. Imagine getting your first 5.1 system and putting on the THX or Dolby Digital trailer, it's like that. Shit whizzing around everywhere and it's static seated so no risk of motion sickness.
Grindlefly
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Was just thinking about different games I would love in vr and I really wish they would remaster bladerunner for psvr. That would be amazing
DJ Lushious
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Wait... VEV is only $5?! That seems like a no-brainer.Get to it when you can. it's an embarrassment of riches right now in terms of quality VR experiences on the platform. I'm just worried in particular about people missing all the subtle and not too subtle NeoGAF references.
I just checked the forum for VEV on Playstationtrohies.org (I unabashedly love trophies/achievements) and saw this in the first response to how difficult it is to 100% VEV:
Ha!
I didn't know that. I still haven't gotten to VR Worlds, but I think it's now on today's agenda.
Cinema modus is great for someone like me that cant concentrate on a single thing anymore. The screen is still good enough for playing games and also very good for watching movies imo.
katsubento
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Eve: Gunjack is only $7.99 and isn't half bad for what it is.
Just want to shoot stuff with your turret guns that track with your head? They got you covered.
Just want to shoot stuff with your turret guns that track with your head? They got you covered.
yeah, I quite liked it - I felt it was like playing on a projector, so not 'really sharp' but 'good enough'.
Yeah, there's not much to it, but what's there is very satisfying and the price is right.
CyberChulo
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I don't believe so. I over the camera closer because I was 12ft away from the camera. Or perhaps jury rig the camera to fit on a tripod.
Jacksinthe
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Sounds weird. I'm about 7 feet back in the circle.
You really do need a good bit of space for some games over others. I can almost sit anywhere I want for Battlezone but Job Sim requires a specific distance every time and it's always the same spot on my floor. I find after I get centered in the circle, when I start the game I move forward a bit for the game space. You won't be needing much room to move around in Job Sim but you will need to crouch and reach out from time to time to get to cabinets and shelves to provide the best customer service you can, human!
IMO you shouldn't need more than 10 feet from the camera to the farthest back you can be and no more than arm's length left or right from the center line of the camera.
If you need more space, just point the camera in a different direction and give yourself more room. Lots of people seem to think they need to be directly in front of the TV. Mine is pointed to the side so the social screen is visible for anyone wanting to sit and watch. Despite not being room space VR, you still need room to play.
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