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Yeah! How else will the eight people here who still have one play it?How about releasing it on PSVR2 you Ubisoft
Yeah! How else will the eight people here who still have one play it?How about releasing it on PSVR2 you Ubisoft
Baby steps isn't going to help. Most VR games make me dizzy (they make a lot of people dizzy). The only VR game i've been able to play for a prolonged period is GT7. Even that at times made my stomach churn (elevation dips) due to the disconnect between a players physical body.
I want VR to succeed as it provides experiences that are simply unmatched. You literally feel like you're a part of the gaming world. However, I'm not sure what they can do outside of full body movement on a stationary platform like this:
Yeah soon people will be wearing them like they look at their phones today. Society is looking great isn’t it.I think Apple will help a lot to make VR a non-niche product, people will be wearing VR headsets everywhere in some years.
From there games will be able to pull more decent numbers.
I can't even do it, makes me physically set. Tried my friends Oculus a long time ago. Played for 15 minutes and have been dizzy for 6+ years ever since.
Whatever that Eve tech demo game was.
bought it day 1, so did my part
Shame, it was a pretty fun experience too
Publishers also expect everything to sell a billion fucking copies these days, but they’re their own worst enemies — they design games to keep you hooked/engaged/invested for dozens and hundreds of hours. Guess what? You’ve eaten up people’s time and they’re not gonna buy shit they don’t have time to play.
VR is absolutely incredible. I too was a 2D fanboy at one point, but after getting into VR properly, getting the VR legs, seeing all that is possible, it's really next level.
The game definitely have depth, even more depth because of all the degrees of freedom. In a video game you are limited to a few buttons and the direction inputs, in VR you can move however you want, attack however you want, cast spells however you want, etc.
Then you have simracing, flight sticks, all the sports games, various simulations.....it's so much more than a gaming system
As for ass creed, the game came in at $40, was pretty good but had some flaws, and released during a really busy holiday period with a ton of other stuff releasing around the same time for usually $20-30.
VR gamers are used to fairly low prices and smaller scope games.
At any rate, I think VR devs are some of the most passionate around, just look at freaking Vertigo 2. There's a bright future for VR we just need people to give it a real chance and stick with it until they get their VR legs and get over the hurdles.
See if it can be ported to other systems. Talk with Sony for PSVR2 dammit.
VR is a lot of things, too limited isn’t one of them. They are the most versatile ways of playing games in current existence.Nobody cares about VR. VR games are too limited.
This is truth.Nobody cares about VR. VR games are too limited.
..and when you launch the game doesn't open a second useless launcher with its own credentials. The company is a joke.I might have bought it if it were available on PCVR.
Wouldn't make the audience much bigger. Not in relation to the cost.See if it can be ported to other systems. Talk with Sony for PSVR2 dammit.
People have kept saying this since 2016. It's still here. Get with the program.This. It's a gimmick.
Nobody wants it, most players aren't interested, it's too expensive, it bores the developers to work on it, you feel like puking after 20 minutes, etc...
Get a decent pc, get Half Life Alyx, download Gunman VR mod, come back here.Nobody cares about VR. VR games are too limited.
It's still here and won't go away, but it's nowhere near as popular as many expected or promised. We're far from the short-lived craze when even Samsung would bundle a VR shell with its smartphones.People have kept saying this since 2016. It's still here. Get with the program.
That proves my point. Those games can be counted on one hand.Get a decent pc, get Half Life Alyx, download Gunman VR mod, come back here.
The VR market is too small for platform exclusives, release everywhere. And as the poster above said, focus on VR modes for existing games. Surely it's much easier/faster/cheaper considering modders are pulling it off.
Sorry but the world doesn't work that way. An adult should knowThat proves my point. Those games can be counted on one hand.
I just gave 1 example and you already have an opinion. Wow!
The only thing it proves is that you have no clue what you are talking about. Sorry..
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Resident Evil
Bulletstorm
Half Life Alyx
Walking Dead Saint and Sinners
Superhot
Star Wars Squadrons
Phasmaphobia
Assetto Corsa
Flight Simulator
Skyrim
Elite Dangerous
No man's Sky
Project Cars
These are just the games I played. Many VR games on Pc. And I didnt start with "party" games like Beat Saber and the likes. These are full games.
Your argument is null and void.
Man stop it. I just listed a few AAA full games just that I played. You're thick as pigshit. And dead wrong. Suck it down.Lol you don't get the point.. people want to play fucking AAA games, a lot of them not just once in a blue moon. VR games are too limited and only a handful of games are comparable to AAA experiences.
Man stop it. I just listed a few AAA full games just that I played. You're thick as pigshit. And dead wrong. Suck it down.
confirmation. Bias.
Because porn and chat apps that are basically porn chat.People have kept saying this since 2016. It's still here. Get with the program.
First true thing you said in this whole thread.I've already spent too much time for something I don't care about.
I just fired this up for the first time yesterday and it really is great. It baffles me that it's not on PCVR and PSVR2. I'm sure meta threw a moneyhat at them but VR really needs to be more multiplatform.
Lmao, half of your list is racing games. Where are the CP2077, Forbidden west, GTA, Avatar, Alan wake 2, Spiderman etc.. ? You know, the games people actually want to play? Last answer from me, I've already spent too much time for something I don't care about.
Invest more and you'll help it grow you stupid @#^%*! Why leave the work to the consumer?
Ubisoft co-founder and CEO Yves Guillemot has called Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR sales “disappointing”, and stated that the publisher will not be investing too heavily on VR for now.
Because they focus too much on the motion control aspect.Nobody cares about VR. VR games are too limited.
Who the shit has psvr2? There's more active users on N-Gage than this dud of a peripheral.See if it can be ported to other systems. Talk with Sony for PSVR2 dammit.
. Just let me see around the world in VR, while i'm controlling the game with a regular pad like i would on a regular screen.
Ah, this stupid take has returned.This. It's a gimmick.
Nobody wants it, most players aren't interested, it's too expensive, it bores the developers to work on it, you feel like puking after 20 minutes, etc...
Nobody cares about VR anymore
Nobody cares about VR. VR games are too limited.
Stop trying to make VR happen. It's NOT going to happen!