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PlayStation VR Thread 2: Reloaded
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fastest finger
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Nice choices.
Playing Pinball in VR is so natural. You can just look up and down the table as you would in real life. So much better that way.
Holoball is great as long as you have the space to play in. You really do feel like you e been dropped into a Tron-style world.
Battlezone is good, but I found it really tough in single player. Wish I had more VR owning buddies to hook up and play with.
dragonyeuw
Member
They need to get the Marvel and Star Wars tables on there. Also, is the Walking dead table standalone or do you need to buy the base game first?
Codiox
Member
If you want to try out battlezone in coop add me: C0D10X
That's one helluva sale. The NA store needs to match this.
PodcastFips
Member
Game is freaking hard but once you get the hang of it, it's one hell of an experience.
HBx2000
Member
Then I think you haven't played it in the last couple of weeks, because the developer added a new Beginner difficulty level about a month ago.
http://forum.rebellion.co.uk/battlezone/thread/2428
I'm glad they did, because even in co-op this game can be quit challenging.
I've just found out about the Littlstar change, and now I'm curious if anyone's got any recommendations for good adrenaline junkie style video; rollercoasters, skydives, other unusual experiences. Most of the things I'm finding that purport to be 'VR videos' are only 360 or 180 videos, without also having the SBS/OU 3D component on top of that, which ends up feeling a bit lacking for me.
Noisepurge
Member
Bought "I Expect you to Die!" really fun 007 room escape game 
Interested to. Please give us your impressions after you play.
FaintDeftone
Junior Member
I really enjoyed it. Very cool setting and fun Pilotwings-esque gameplay. However, it is one of those games that made me feel queasy playing for more than an hour.
I played through 5 training stages and 2 campaign levels so far. I am really digging it!
It's taking me some time to get adjusted to the mechanics, but they are reaaally fun! I love the magnetism ability. You can do some really bad ass stuff.
bumpkin
Member
I'd be curious to hear how long it is with the $30 price tag. $20 is more or less my maximum with downloadable games.
Agreed. I have been waiting for a sale on Fruit Ninja VR.
mckmas8808
Mckmaster uses MasterCard to buy Slave drives
Bought "I Expect you to Die!" really fun 007 room escape game
I really do need to buy this game.
GoldenCrow
Member
The new map for EVE: Valkyrie looks great, they have had really good support for the game with the tweaks they have been making. Pity I'm not much of multiplayer gamer as I do really enjoy the core gameplay.
edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFEf-LGDS3E
edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFEf-LGDS3E
UpUpDownDown
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Animal
I really want eve but $79 for what appears to be there is madness
Codiox
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bumpkin
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Neuromancer
Member
There's one called O! my Genesis but it's not great and also each extra level is paid DLC.
harrisk954
Member
As a VR Experience, has anyone "played" through Virry VR? It looks sort of cool... and it is only $10.
Also isn't it pretty godlike to be a giant floating head with a laser beam placing towers and directing troops? (Korix) XD
I'd rather have a look at YouTube for free, might even be 3D unlike Virry.
harrisk954
Member
What changed in Littlestar?
I'm looking to put my recent £10 free credit towards something in the EU sale but I could do with a few pointers.
I'm currently looking at:
Robinson the Journey - £25
The Assembly - £11.99
Thumper - £9.99
Eagle flight - £19.99
Eve: Valerie - £24.99
TBH none really jump out at me as "the one" . Maybe Robinson if they ever patched in move support or the Assembly as I quite like slower paced adventure games. I'm not really a big flight fan but just want to pad out my collection, hence the inclusion of Eve and Eagle Flight.
I'm open to suggestions if there's any others I should maybe jump on.
I'm currently looking at:
Robinson the Journey - £25
The Assembly - £11.99
Thumper - £9.99
Eagle flight - £19.99
Eve: Valerie - £24.99
TBH none really jump out at me as "the one" . Maybe Robinson if they ever patched in move support or the Assembly as I quite like slower paced adventure games. I'm not really a big flight fan but just want to pad out my collection, hence the inclusion of Eve and Eagle Flight.
I'm open to suggestions if there's any others I should maybe jump on.
Thumper is great, unless you absolutely don't like rhythm action games
I keep hearing such good things about it but tried the demo and it didn't really grip me.
Is it a game that takes a while to grow on you or was it instantly good?
Well it doesn't change massively... Just gets more complex.
I was worried it would be too easy at first (and was wrong), but apart from that I think I enjoyed it from the start.
Well given it's been recommended every single time it's been mentioned I think i'll give it a go. I believe you can also play it in non-VR version?
I don't think i've ever given any rhythm game a good try that so this may as well be the first.
It can be played 2D but I'd strongly recommend playing in VR, it looks absolutely fantastic, and being able to see ahead in 3d apparently makes it a bit easier to read what's coming up.
Although, to be fair, I guess I'd always recommend VR over 2D in games that give the option
bumpkin
Member
I assume it uses Move controllers? How's the tracking?
Surely it can't be that bad you have to give it away?
3rdamention
Member
No, it's actually pretty good. I just have an extra code.
Oh, the addition of the ability to run your own video off a USB, I'm talking from a month or so ago, but I've only just found out. And now I want to hurl myself out of a plane, or something
3rdamention
Member
Pretty good, at least on the Pro. Had a hard time though between switching between guns and empty hands for the super powers. Just a learning curve I got to go through I guess.