I like this game's demo so much I ended up buying it. It's very kiddy but the visuals look great and they mechanics are quite fun
This was a new patch today, or you downloaded the previous patch today? I only ask because I didn't see this news anywhere. And the previous patch improved tracking, but absolutely did not fix it.
That must be the patch your talking about. I played all day without that strange 2d pop-in happening, I really thought it was fixed.
Well you didn't have any issues, so that's good. The tracking stuff with this games seems pretty weird. Apparently a lot of people have no issues.
Well yeah I agree, it doesn't matter if it's PCVR or PSVR2, there is a lack of investment in developing more AAA experiences. It's a lot of money on the hardware for sure right now. It really is still very much a luxury item and somewhat still in it's gimmick phase.Hush now or we'll have wired controllers again next gen
I understand what you're saying but for me it's simple, 1 cable or 20, it's still wired.
It's not the reason I haven't jumped in yet though, biggest downside for me is the games library, goes for all VR headsets, I just don't think the software is where it needs to be yet for another hardware investment.
The cable makes it a better product. Sorry, but Quest 2 is a complete POS when it's not hooked to a decent PC.Hush now or we'll have wired controllers again next gen
I understand what you're saying but for me it's simple, 1 cable or 20, it's still wired.
It's not the reason I haven't jumped in yet though, biggest downside for me is the games library, goes for all VR headsets, I just don't think the software is where it needs to be yet for another hardware investment.
I purchase using a pc, add to media or like, later start the ps5 app and go to "my content".
Yep, that's what I tried. I saw the Starry Night sample on the main DMM app. I get all the way to "confirm purchase" and then I get a region warning. Annoying ad when I look up "login history" it does think I'm in Jp. I guess the final check is wise to vpn shenanigans.
I've mentioned this before already but when I bought my Quest 2 and was playing native games and apps it was ok. As soon as I built my new PC and started using it for PCVR, especially playing Alyx on high fidelity settings, it was a complete game changer. I will never use my Quest 2 natively again unless I decide to take it away with me somewhere but most likely never will.
Lol I don't agree, Moss 1 and 2 has given me some of my most impactful gaming experiences ever and I played those natively on Quest 2. And if you've never tried free movement VR in an empty bigger area you'll never understand why wireless VR is where VR needs to go. Even just playing something like Superhot or Eleven wireless takes VR to another level imo.
It sad to read this kind of take. I'm just curious what kind of experience you need? It just seems like it's more about the excuses than the experience with this kind of attitude.
It's because AAA game studios are cowards nowadays. They're not interested in pushing forward the medium anymore, they just want safe money.
Is this a joke question? How much VR have you played? Play Half Life Alyx on a high-end PC on Ultra Settings and tell me what other games give you a similar immersive experience and that will answer your question.
It's no different than what's going on with Xbox. There are tons of smaller titles popping up on Gamepass all the time but if there are no big AAA system sellers people won't see the need to invest in a new console.
A game like Alyx is a unicorn. It wasn't a joke question but probably shows that you won't be happy for quite some time if not ever with VR.
Looks like PC mod is coming soon.
Not sure I agree with the Xbox analogy. GamePass you can get on PC and Xbox One and probably experience most of what is on offer. Not the right topic for that bit of discussion, though.
That's not true. There are some really good games on standalone. Resident evil 4 is absolutely awesome and so is the quest 2 version of Saints and Sinners. I could go on listing a bunch of games I've really enjoyed on standalone. I've used it for pcvr as well and own a psvr 2. It's not necessary to crap on one product in order to praise another.
Even though Walking Dead isn't triple A, it is regarded as simply one of the best VR titles ever. I briefly tried the first title at my brother and I absolutely loved it, so I'm looking forward Walking Dead 1 and 2. Switchback also seems really great and scary lol.
It's designed to play standing but you can play sitting with some tweaking, I play sitting most of the time.
From what I've read on the Quest 2, this definitely won't have the compression issues in blacks/gray that does wireless, but the gray does have visible mura. Blacks are amazing though, and overall it delivers a solid 1080p big screen looking appearance that has a lot of room for improvement, but as a second gen piece of tech in an emerging market, it's pretty great, just far from perfect in a lot of ways. It really does make you forget you're in your room very quick though with the excellent light blocking and the controls are a pleasure to use, and the product performs without any hitches for me.
It's freaking awesome. Definitely a must have especially for people that never played it.
Bloody Hell Hotel. I don't need games to be AAA, I just need them to be entertaining to play.
It was incremental at best from what I remember, few more frames here and there. Nothing worth mentioning tbh.
let's see if the PS5 changes that, the cpu in the ps4 was very limiting even with the better gpu it was hard to get more frames
Nice one, hopefully they will bring it to PSVR2, would surely buy it.
Not sure what setting you mean.
