Yeah I was amongst the lucky ones to receive a free code for the game earlier on.Great review, do you realise that the game is made by two GAFers? M0dus and I believe his wife? They also make amazing PS4 themes so check those out too.
Yeah I was amongst the lucky ones to receive a free code for the game earlier on.Great review, do you realise that the game is made by two GAFers? M0dus and I believe his wife? They also make amazing PS4 themes so check those out too.
I have the screen drifting to the left when n cinema mode. The headset lights are off so it's not the camera.
I'd really like to know why this happens.
Seconded. If I went by some of the reviews I wouldn't have gotten Worlds, but I am definitely glad I did. At a high level where it's a collection of short games it isn't worth 40 bucks, but the actual experiences inside have earned every cent for me, IMHO. I didn't have any expectations about stuff like Danger Ball or The London Heist, and those two have become the ones I keep going back to for more. I still go back and do the Ocean Descents because of how immersive and serene they are (until the shark attacks...). Awesome little package.VR Worlds is a must have... very different experiences that make it very good showcase game.
Go go go go go go!!!!
Welcome my friend...even with low res, VR is pretty fantastic!!!So experienced it for the first time. Quite mind blowing stuff
VR Worlds is absolutely NOT worth $40. London Heist and associated shooting galleries are the only compelling content on the disc, and it's incredibly short. They're all just tech demos that should have been included free with every PSVR like Playroom or the Demo Disc.
I have to disagree here.
Just being lowered in the cage and experiencing a deep dive is pretty stunning and nearly worth it alone. No other non-VR game can give you that experience.
Heck. Just standing at the menu battering the spinning ball about is plenty entertaining.
Scavengers Odyssey is a nice space romp if you have the VR legs for it and VR Luge is okay as an experience.
Danger Ball is great.
Also Ocean Descent is the first thing I show folks when they try the PSVR. It's simple. Starts off slowly and all they have to do is stand in awe at what's happening to them.
Seconded. If I went by some of the reviews I wouldn't have gotten Worlds, but I am definitely glad I did. At a high level where it's a collection of short games it isn't worth 40 bucks, but the actual experiences inside have earned every cent for me, IMHO. I didn't have any expectations about stuff like Danger Ball or The London Heist, and those two have become the ones I keep going back to for more. I still go back and do the Ocean Descents because of how immersive and serene they are (until the shark attacks...). Awesome little package.
So what is the consensus on Rush of Blood? I enjoyed the demo, but the reviews talk about later stages having technical issues where the response using Move controllers suffers. Can anyone corroborate or are those reviewers probably the same ones that will fault The Last Guardian for "imprecise controls?"
deep dive demo actually got me more into it than other games right now... it is just really cool experience and really easy to show to anyone.
has sony made any comment at all on tracking issues?
I would have assumed by now maybe some word on a patch or something
Is it suggested to sit? Im assuming so, but i feel some would want you to stand.I actually pulled my feet back away from the cage during the shark encounter.
I'm buying two games this weekend. Tethered and (here they lie or the Brookhaven experiment?) Has anyone heard about weeping doll?
has sony made any comment at all on tracking issues?
I would have assumed by now maybe some word on a patch or something
Is it suggested to sit? Im assuming so, but i feel some would want you to stand.
Headmaster is legitimately a game in my top 3 so far for PSVR.after watching this i'm putting headmaster on my list:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHTwE2Ex-GI
Just finished Here They Lie.
Man, I'm glad I took the plunge, despite the lukewarm reviews. It's a slow starter, but the second half of the game is full of memorable moments. The part inwas terrific and will surely go down as one of my gaming highlights of the year.the city with the animal headed people
Headmaster is legitimately a game in my top 3 so far for PSVR.
They need to fix the problem where the tracking wobble error accumulates the more you use the system, and the only fix is to power cycle the whole console. That's 100% software problem.I don't know what a patch would do to fix anything, other than requiring some type of manual calibration every time you use the system.
Keep in mind that you can (partially) experience both those things from a demo. I do think the Worlds is pretty expensive, considering that two of its mini-games are not that great apparently (luge and that space one)I have to disagree here.
Just being lowered in the cage and experiencing a deep dive is pretty stunning and nearly worth it alone. No other non-VR game can give you that experience.
Heck. Just standing at the menu battering the spinning ball about is plenty entertaining.
How 'bout thatThat's just about the trippiest thing I've experienced all year.bizarre "2001: A Space Odyssey Stargate sequence" the game takes you through towards the end?
*high five*I'm another fan of world's, it's the goto game to show off vr to new people
Thanks for the anecdote. It's interesting to hear that it happened one time and then didn't happen again after restarting things. Have you had many issues in general with jittering or getting mis-aligned or whatever like other posters have mentioned?I've said it a few time in this thread but I experienced really bad glitches and stutters with the move controls in rush of blood, usually at the points where things get tense. These really soured the game for me until I did a complete power down and restart whereupon they worked near flawlessly and I breezed through the areas that'd been driving me up the wall. I can understand the less than stellar impressions some of the first reviews had if they had similar experiences to me when really the tech works very well.
VR Worlds is absolutely NOT worth $40. London Heist and associated shooting galleries are the only compelling content on the disc, and it's incredibly short. They're all just tech demos that should have been included free with every PSVR like Playroom or the Demo Disc.
Headmaster is legitimately a game in my top 3 so far for PSVR.
I'm watching EZA stream puppeteer. This game would be PERFECT for VR. It was already designed for 3DTV
Please announce a PS4 port with VR support
Is it suggested to sit? Im assuming so, but i feel some would want you to stand.
I finally got around to buying the Super Stardust Ultra VR upgrade. The new mode they added for VR is actually way cooler than the screenshots and videos made it seem. But what was surprising to me was the regular mode in VR.
It's like the sphere you play on is this giant planet in front of you and everything is very 3D. If you like Super Stardust already, definitely check it out in VR. It's only a $10 upgrade.
Arkham VR gives you the fantasy of being Batman and the crushing realization that being Batman is horrible.
You're jaded bro, I'd pay $40 just to experience the intro to Worlds and dick around with the different balls.