The Lamonster
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How's Trackmainia VR?
Not a lot of discussion here but there is a thread gushing about it on reddit.
Not a lot of discussion here but there is a thread gushing about it on reddit.
Good to know this. I was turned right off by Rigs playing the demo. Just felt confused and lost, which is a death knell for a demo.
I loved it, only disappointing thing is it's a bit short. 40 tracks, all quite easy. It's also got a weird follow-camera most of the time that takes a bit of getting used to.How's Trackmainia VR?
Not a lot of discussion here but there is a thread gushing about it on reddit.
Rocket League is the exact comparison I got playing Rigs. Agree with the rest of this advice as well.It's easily the best PSVR game by a mile. It's PSVR's Rocket League IMO. It's pure sporting action.
I suggest using the right thumbstick for turning and getting rid of at least the comfort setting that puts the black borders on your peripheral vision. It just made me feel like I had tunnel vision. At this point I've turned every comfort setting off but you might want to keep some of the others on at first lol
How long/how many days have you been playing? "VR legs" is definitely a thing.
So I hear, but I have tried Rigs about 5-6 seperate times now. It's been over two weeks since I purchased my PSVR. I'd estimate between 6-10 hours of actual use.
So I hear, but I have tried Rigs about 5-6 seperate times now. It's been over two weeks since I purchased my PSVR. I'd estimate between 6-10 hours of actual use.
And my second thing is related to Driveclub VR. So before and after launch some journalists were saying Driveclub VR was an ugly game. I remember watching Giant Bomb's launch stream, and Jeff was saying the game didn't look great, that it wasn't worth it. But I played the demo on the demo disc, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's probably the best looking VR game I've played so far, and I absolutely want to play all future racers in VR. It was fantastic.
Only issue I have is my eyeballs keep smudging the screens and I frequently have to readjust the headset because it slips subtly sometimes, and things get blurry. Also, I was playing Job Simulator and I noticed the room kept moving. Is there something I could be doing wrong to cause this?
Just picked up a PS VR yesterday. I've got to say two things in terms of first impressions. Idk what everyone means by screen-door effect. I thought I did before playing PS VR, but now I don't know. The Cinematic Mode is awesome! Maybe I have bad eyes or something, but I really like the way it looks. I watched parts of a basketball game via league pass and it was amazing! Idk.
And my second thing is related to Driveclub VR. So before and after launch some journalists were saying Driveclub VR was an ugly game. I remember watching Giant Bomb's launch stream, and Jeff was saying the game didn't look great, that it wasn't worth it. But I played the demo on the demo disc, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's probably the best looking VR game I've played so far, and I absolutely want to play all future racers in VR. It was fantastic.
Only issue I have is my eyeballs keep smudging the screens and I frequently have to readjust the headset because it slips subtly sometimes, and things get blurry. Also, I was playing Job Simulator and I noticed the room kept moving. Is there something I could be doing wrong to cause this?
I wish more people had eyeballs like you and me, I love using Cinema Mode FOR everything and also thought DriveClub didn't looked that bad. People just have very high expectations it seems.
Glad you join the VR club
lol! Just wait until you play some games that actually look good. Driveclub looks terrible, but I'm actually glad you're liking it.
The Job Simulator "room moving" issue is what we all call wobble. When you hear people complaining about the PSVR tracking, this is why they're complaining. Do what you need to do to try to make it better, like this guide here, but ultimately it's just that the tracking gets really horrible the further you get away from the camera.
People will tell you that theirs is flawless, and you'll start to wonder if you have a faulty unit, but you don't. Hopefully Sony can improve the tracking via software soon.
Try breathing through your nose more. Sucking on hard candy or chewing gum helps. Also use some type of fan like a ceiling fan. Another tip is to take off your socks and keep your feet flat on the floor.
I am lasting a bit longer, but I can't seem to make it past the initial training without feeling sick as a dog. Usually when they ask me to start using speed burst and hitting the targets in the training area.Do you always get sick at the same point in Rigs? Or are you lasting longer?
I just tried (and finished) O! My Genesis. It's a really fun game. They probably should've waited before they had more than 30 minutes of gameplay but it is really, really cheap.
Wait a sec... Does anyone know the deal with Stern Pinball???
It came out on Tuesday. There is a VR version for Gear VR. Is the PS4 version VR ready? Does anyone know if it will be patched if it is not?
Can't remember if anyone asked for a review on Harmonix Music VR, but here's one anyway: https://psvr-reviews.com/2016/11/18/harmonix-music-vr/
Plan on reviewing O! My Genesis and Time Machine VR tomorrow (when it eventually downloads!)
If there's any other requests let me know. I'm trying to do the new ones as they release and then am going back to launch games.
Any local multiplayer/party games for this? I know of
Keep Talking and Noone Explodes
Playroom VR
Any others?
It would be great if you review some of less popular titles like "Waddle Home", "Kismet", "Ace Banana", "Volume", and "Catlateral Damage".
Summer Lesson would be game that would profit from the Pro. Anyone tested it yet?
Unfortunately, I don't think it has any Pro update as of yet. I tried it, and did not notice any difference at all (blurry things around her room are still blurry)
Ever since I listened to Steve that's all I've been using. I even switched to using these for my glasses.Got an official Lens Pen from Walmart since Amazon has been OOS.
It was $10, in the camera section, and it works great.
If Driveclub looks terrible what looks good!?
Got an official Lens Pen from Walmart since Amazon has been OOS.
It was $10, in the camera section, and it works great.
Any specific ones I should get?Ever since I listened to Steve that's all I've been using. I even switched to using these for my glasses.
Say hello to Gary! Gary the Gull is an interactive VR short film where Gary talks to you, and you can talk back! Your path through the story depends on how you answer Gary’s questions using voice recognition and head gestures. Enjoy your day at the beach!
HoloBall plunges players into an action-sports arcade arena inspired by one of the most iconic games of all time. Use your paddles to hit, smash, and curve the HoloBall past your opponent to score. Learn and master skillshots to outmatch your increasingly difficult opponents
ProtonPulse Plus is fast paced classic arcade action from a whole new perspective. Spanning over 50 levels, with an original soundtrack by Jake Kaufman and Danimal, ProtonPulse Plus will take you on a heart-pounding mission to save the universe.
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2016/11/18/the-drop-new-playstation-games-for-11222016/VirZoom Arcade is an ever-expanding collection of virtual reality exercise games powered by you. Pedal faster to chase down bandits, turn your head to aim your tank’s cannon, and lean to swoop and dive on the back of a Pegasus. Say goodbye to your boring workout. Full games require the VirZoom exercise bike controller, available from local and online retailers.
PSVR games for next week
Gary the Gull
PS VR Digital
Holoball
PS VR Digital
Proton Pulse
PS VR Digital
VirZoom Arcade
PS VR Digital
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2016/11/18/the-drop-new-playstation-games-for-11222016/
PSVR games for next week
Say hello to Gary! Gary the Gull is an interactive VR short film where Gary talks to you, and you can talk back! Your path through the story depends on how you answer Garys questions using voice recognition and head gestures. Enjoy your day at the beach!
VirZoom Arcade is an ever-expanding collection of virtual reality exercise games powered by you. Pedal faster to chase down bandits, turn your head to aim your tanks cannon, and lean to swoop and dive on the back of a Pegasus. Say goodbye to your boring workout. Full games require the VirZoom exercise bike controller, available from local and online retailers.
Played a bit of Robinson tonight on the Pro. It looks really nice but I'm not sure if I'm liking it or not. I did the 2nd power generator puzzle thing and I was climbing up to get to the 2nd message orb thing and I was just getting kind of annoyed with it. I don't know if walking around scanning things is going to be enough to keep me going.
Game gets better as it goes on imo. It's not perfect but I'd like a more fleshed out sequel with more dinos and the ability to run/walk faster.
I can't imagine Farsight giving a shit. They really treat their console ports as second-class citizens.
Does anyone know the ETA for the Move controller patch?
Got my $25 in PSN credit.
Should I get Bound or Eagle Flight? And does EF have a Pro patch?
Got my $25 in PSN credit.
Should I get Bound or Eagle Flight? And does EF have a Pro patch?
Hmm...Oh good exactly what every VR headset needs, more bodily fluids all over it
But can I fap to it
I'm thinking about trying to pick one up over the next few days.
Before I really go searching (as finding one might be hard where I live) I need to know if there is a cool music visualizer available.
This is not the answer I wanted, no, needed to hear.
I've decided to assume you are a pathological liar instead.
Yes.
Eagle Flight for Flying and Ubi-Style city exploration, Bound for the prettiest and most awe inspiring graphical showcase.
I'd pick Bound.