The VR showroom is like 10x more impressive visually than the racing track models too. Life-like almost. And some of the backdrops you can pick, when you toggle day/sunset/night, they're really really nice to admire too, like the ones towards the end with the water fountain, can't remember the name at the moment. Really makes the game so much better, the PS VR2. GT7 is definitely one of the best.
You can (almost) get rid of mura in night levels of Kayak VR by turning "night exposure" setting to the max in the options menu. Will make the scenery and the colors pop too! (But you loose the nice darkness obviously)
I think S&S1 or 2 is not to have fun zombie game. For that zombieland does a better job. I'm not having fun with S&S1 but loving it. The thrill and difficult in the beginning. Still suck at aimingHas anybody else played that campaign level in Pistol Whip where you have no bullets and can only whip enemies and dodge bullets? I had to sit down for 10 minutes by the end I was so out of breath! I won’t be replaying that level in a hurry
And wtf with S&S1? I was expecting a fun zombie shooting game and instead the only weapon I currently have is a pan and not enough resources to make anything other than a shiv.
I wanna buy Moss I & II, too, they sound really interesting.
Yeah, Zombieland is fun.I think S&S1 or 2 is not to have fun zombie game. For that zombieland does a better job. I'm not having fun with S&S1 but loving it. The thrill and difficult in the beginning. Still suck at aiming
Yeah, Zombieland is fun.
I know what you mean with aiming in S&S1. For the brief period where I had a pistol, there was no danger of me hitting any of the undead. I didn’t use a gun until I was leaving the blue mansion by the front door and was greeted by an undead street party. I used all of my bullets on the first two undead, then made a run for it. Seconds later I was zombie lunch.
I imagine it’ll probably play differently to the standard game because I wouldn’t fancy experiencing a spinning roundhouse in VR
It's not like there won't be other games to play in the meantime. Thankfully.
Perhaps they'll do whatever the Quest RE4 VR port did, which I'm not sure, but people loved that port, I imagine it just briefly pulls the camera back, or just shows the action happening without spinning the camera.I imagine it’ll probably play differently to the standard game because I wouldn’t fancy experiencing a spinning roundhouse in VR
Having trouble with the 30mm revolver. The 9mm handgun is the same? Would practice shooting but with not enough ammo is not possible. Tried the bow and it seems I'm better at it. Will try to use the revolver with 2 hands.
VR Showroom literally feels like you can reach out and touch the cars. The level of detail is phenomenal.
How so? GT7 is 60 reprojected to 120 afaik.
The oculus quest version you go up to a zombie and press a button after they are stunned and it jumps to third person for a roundhouse.I imagine it’ll probably play differently to the standard game because I wouldn’t fancy experiencing a spinning roundhouse in VR
I nearly always grab their head with left hand to be sure to blow it with the gunYeah, Zombieland is fun.
I know what you mean with aiming in S&S1. For the brief period where I had a pistol, there was no danger of me hitting any of the undead. I didn’t use a gun until I was leaving the blue mansion by the front door and was greeted by an undead street party. I used all of my bullets on the first two undead, then made a run for it. Seconds later I was zombie lunch.
You have to do a wide motion to push the knife (or whatever) deep into their heads. Or, if the hit is shallow, you have to push further to reach the brain. Just do a further motion towards the head, from where you are, as if you would push it deeper.
They absolutely are. Before Astrobot came out, Moss was the thing that blew every one away with its isometrical perspective. They are really charming, well made games, and if you like old Zelda games, you should really enjoy your time with them.
Yes, RE4 is more action themed than RE8, so they will have to find ways to implement those actions correctly. For example, for the roundhouse kick, they could keep the visual fixed, and make only the body rotate. Parry would be another challenge, and so on.I imagine it’ll probably play differently to the standard game because I wouldn’t fancy experiencing a spinning roundhouse in VR
Ok cool. I'll try again.
Also take the habit to first grab their head with the left hand: it makes everything easier. And if surrounded, you can grab heads and shove them aside, often bumping and stopping several zombies at the same time, giving you the time to flee or fight.
Yeah I've just been blasting zombies with my pistol.
You can blow their heads with the pistol while you are grabbing their heads. I do it often, to be sure to not miss. But there is also a whole world of melee weapons, very satisfying to use (you can even grab a bottle, break it on a wall, and use it as a knife to stab zombies on the head). When you start having big blades you can start decapitating, too
I can’t grab the head - do you use the same button as grabbing an item?I nearly always grab their head with left hand to be sure to blow it with the gun
Aiming is really accurate, so you have to correctly align the weapons, and zombies constantly wobble their heads so it can be tricky to hit them from a distance. With humans at least you can hit them in the torso.
Yes, it's easy as grabbing anything else.
Okay, I’ll give it some practice because that would really help me out, even when using a knife or similar.
Also remember that you can switch the way you hold the knife by pressing X. You may find easier using it in different ways, depending by the situation.
Some nice gun tips. The game is full of subtleties, and knowing and using them is fun and satisfying:I think S&S1 or 2 is not to have fun zombie game. For that zombieland does a better job. I'm not having fun with S&S1 but loving it. The thrill and difficult in the beginning. Still suck at aiming
I'll have to check again then, but when I'm racing it's hard enough for me to take my eyes off the track to look in the mirror (impossible flat, and there's no detail), looking around the cockpit or out the side window never happens. And I did the whole races, one in night and one in rain, neither had mura visible looking through the windshield at the track.
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All I can say is how ridiculous the notion was that the launch had no games. Not only does if have plenty, it has a large variety of genres to choose from.Best PSVR 2 Games – Top 25 Games & Experiences
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Cool list by Upload VR, goes to show how diverse the launch really was. Glad to see Demeo up there, wonder where TWD will land when they finish reviewing it. What do you guys think about the list?
I think usually the caveat is you need to exclude any games already playable on another VR headset, subtract the number of PSVR1 games that you can no longer play on PSVR2, and also take off 5 more games for the high price and another 5 games for lacking games.
The list fails miserably with no Synth Riders on there. I’m almost offended.
It's definitely visible in GT7 in daytime races, less so night time. Daytime races the roads are more grey than black and you can see it on them. Car interiors also have some slight mura. It's going to be less noticeable when there are lots of cars around or there's less open terrain in the middle distance. I've tested 3 different headsets at this point and they all had visible mura in GT7, one (defective) being worse than the other 2.
