First time hearing about any horror elements being in this, I'll check it out!
Apparently the Spider-Man: Homecoming VR experience will last for a whopping 5 minutes.
Apparently the Spider-Man: Homecoming VR experience will last for a whopping 5 minutes.
I heard Here They Lie was not very good, but the big complaints I heard were due to the sickness people experienced. I think I've grown decent VR legs, especially after Resident Evil 7 and Farpoint using free control and smooth turning. So maybe I'll pick this up and try it! Thanks!
I'm seriously debating over getting a PSVR right now... Thing is I only have the regular PS4 and I'm afraid most game will look bad and/or perform badly. And I don't really want to get the pro now (still a bit expensive).
Anyone here playing VR game with regular PS4?
Superhot VR was just rated by PEGI. Assuming its release is imminent.
Most people here play it on the regular. Aside from the latest Arizona Sunshine, I don't remember the last time anybody complained about graphics.
How about the framerate? I'm not really bothered by fps in games in general but I think it's pretty important for VR (is it?)
Framerate is a minimum 90fps/120fps. There has never been a single framerate complain around here too, aside from, again, Arizona Sunshine which was promised to be fixed in the upcoming patch waiting for approval by Sony.
Only one or two games actually upgrade 90fps to 120fps on Pro.
Other than that, generally Pro upgrade is higher resolution, anti aliasing and remove those blurry tint.
Alright thanks! I'm going to try it this weekend (but this will be on a Pro :/)
Framerate is a minimum 90fps/120fps. There has never been a single framerate complain around here too, aside from, again, Arizona Sunshine which was promised to be fixed in the upcoming patch waiting for approval by Sony.
Only one or two games actually upgrade 90fps to 120fps on Pro.
Other than that, generally Pro upgrade is higher resolution, anti aliasing and remove those blurry tint.
you mean the minimum is 60fps.
I think I'm going to skip Arizona. Price point is nearly full price, and there are too many bad reviews to take a risk when I don't even have finished Farpoint which is pretty similar. With that and Superhot coming soon, it's for the better. Maybe down the line if patched, or on sale.
Also, I have the camera from the PS move on PS3. Does it work for PS VR ?
I think I'm going to skip Arizona. Price point is nearly full price, and there are too many bad reviews to take a risk when I don't even have finished Farpoint which is pretty similar. With that and Superhot coming soon, it's for the better. Maybe down the line if patched, or on sale.
I have $87 for the rest of 2017 to spend on VR games, so I must spend wisely. SuperHot VR and Theseus are locked in.
Good choices; think I'll be getting both of those.
But aren't you tempted by Doom VFR? Skyrim?
That budget might need revisiting..
This thread is driving me insane man. I see posts like these, really made me reconsider my purchase. Then one hour later, another person will say it's so fun to blast zombie heads.
Would've been fine skipping it if Brookhaven Aim didn't delay for another 2 weeks.
I have $87 for the rest of 2017 to spend on VR games, so I must spend wisely. SuperHot VR and Theseus are locked in.
Ahh yea, but they ended up reprojecting it to 120fps.
As one of the louder voices saying Arizona is terrible, I will say that it plays better in single player than multiplayer. I personally bought it for co-op with the AIM controller, which is exactly what is missing.
It's a complete mess for multiplayer. The animations of your partner and the AI both get messed up. The person who hosts the game controls everything, including enemy spawns. So things can get buggy unless you just constantly follow behind him. Your bodies will often overlap each other and parts of his character model will annoyingly block your view.
The AIM support is just one separate mode of the single player campaign. You cannot use 2-handed guns in co-op for the campaign or horde mode. The only time you get to actually take advantage of your AIM controller is in the normal difficulty 2-handed campaign. All other difficulties/modes are one-handed guns only.
IMO, spending $40+tax on this game if you're on that kind of a budget is a mistake. I'm purposely avoiding talking about tracking, because it can vary from person to person. Let's just pretend it tracks beautifully. I just don't find the game itself good and the shooting isn't very satisfying, like in Farpoint.
Those will be physical copy, not in my digital budget
I'm actually not from the US, that is why I have such a limited amount of PSN credit to spend.
It is a nightmare to be a college student who owns Switch, PS4 Pro, PSVR and PC. Pretty much gave up PC gaming now and only buy the best of the best PS4 exclusives. I'm still throwing free passes for VR games, buying stuff left and right. While my Switch sleeps in its dock ever since April. Owning a Wii U previously made Switch pretty much useless until maybe Mario x Rabbids and Mario Odyssey.
Thanks again for the impression. Yea, I do realize that I could be spending that $40 on Tiny Trax plus another VR game. But shooting zombies man. They always get me. Especially in that setting with houses and neighborhood areas.
There's a reason why Days Gone is one of my most anticipated game.
I've been in the dark, what are the must have PSVR games post REVII?
If you do buy AS, I really hope you enjoy it. There are definitely people out there who are enjoying it!
Apparently the Spider-Man: Homecoming VR experience will last for a whopping 5 minutes.
Trophies have been listed for Volume VR. There was already the CODA VR expansion, but these trophies are the same as the main game. Possibly full VR support coming to the original, or a reworked VR only new release?
It's pretty fun. I just got throughIf you do buy AS, I really hope you enjoy it. There are definitely people out there who are enjoying it!
I upgraded from standard to Pro and honestly I couldn't really tell the differences after playing some games. I guess all I can say is, playing on Pro felt better...? Everything felt more natural for sure. But that is during the first few months of PSVR release, when Pro wasn't really utilized. Some of the later games like RE7 and Farpoint Pro upgrade is pretty significant.
Then again, there's a lot of games that doesn't support Pro and I thought they looked fantastic, some of the sharpest graphic PSVR game in fact. Like Mortal Blitz, Dick Wilde, Fruit Ninja, Wayward Sky.
I've been in the dark, what are the must have PSVR games post REVII?
Is it me, or is the PSVR library actually damn awesome these days? I didn't imagine it would get so much support so quickly lol. I really want one!
Hey guys I follow this thread somewhat closely and haven't seen any impressions for that Paperboy-esque game that came out a few weeks back. Special Delivery maybe its called?
Anyway, anyone buy it/try it? Its a cool idea, but I'm not sure of the execution.
Sorry if this was already covered and I missed it.
Arizona Sunshine from PSLS
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2017/06/27/arizona-sunshine-psvr-review-zombie-cast-away-psvr/
7/10
Pros includes
Precise controls with DualShock 4, Move, and Aim
Varied gameplay new areas, gunplay, and hordes
And they weren't kidding. Look at the gameplay video, he was able to use the sniper with near zero wobble/shaking and shooting pistol with the iron sight.
I am very very close to clicking buy now.
We love playing and developing for VR, but we had to take a break and totally focus on PFX3. VR support / merge with PFX2 VR could happen in the future.
Saw this in the Cheaparse thread: Farpoint Aim bundle UK, slightly expensive, Nordic stock, better than scalpers:
https://www.coolshop.co.uk/product/farpoint-vr-with-aim-controller/AM8Y47?
Confirmed getting this delivered tomorrow morning (ordered yesterday). Thanks again.Thanks buddy. Ordered.