Jose from Bit Cultures writes: "It’s strange when we look back at a series, a franchise that we’re so used to, yet we fail to notice the massive leaps one entry took to revolutionize the entirety of the series. This list is for those games, the titles that looked at its predecessor and blew it, and our expectations, completely out of the water. Some of these games even managed to revolutionize a genre on top of their own franchise, which is just a testament to how important some of these sequels actually were."
If you're looking for 'must have' PSVR 2 games then look no further. These are the 10 titles every PSVR 2 owner should have in their library.
If you're wanting more PSVR 2 support, you should probably buy all of these games.
Speak with your wallet!
I'm trying to decide if it's worth holding onto my psvr 2. I enjoy what it has currently, but it seems unlikely to get anything else. Might be better off just waiting for something with more support if that ever comes.
GT7 surprised me, because I hate racing games, but i poured 100 hours into it way too quickly.
I’m looking forward to the Metro VR game this year, and I hope that WW2 dogfighter game releases eventually.
I have most of them 😅
Waiting for a sale on Synapse and Arizona Sunshine 2.....also Metro coming this year looks great.
Capcom Co., Ltd. (Capcom) today announced that the multiplatform title Resident Evil 4 has sold over 7 million units worldwide approximately one year after its release.
The Resident Evil 4 remake's director has revealed in a recent documentary that the game was riddled with bugs in its final month before launch.
Not a big surprise really. All games are pretty rough until the very end and everything is released with bugs regardless of how the consumer quantifies it as being “polished.”
That’s sort of how game development or any kind of software development goes. Looking for bugs and debugging, QA, and trying to scramble and polish everything before a deadline’s up.
Street Fighter II
While many games on this list I agree with, I will start the discussion of a few I think should have been on the list.
Final Fantasy VII:
While it is no where near my favorite entry, it did so much to change the series and the developers have not looked back with their main entries. It brought the series into the 3D world and introduced the awe inspiring summon animations. It also was the first entry Nomura directed and while he has done both good and bad for the series, he brought it into the spotlight and increased the audience for the series. And expanded the idea of mini games in the series with chocobo racing, snow boarding and casino games with the Gold Saucer.
Mass Effect 2:
I liked the first one immensely., but there is no doubt that the series grew in popularity with it's second entry. It took the Bioware Formula and perfected it. What it lost in it's RPG elements, it made up in it's action and personal relations with your companions.
Uncharted 2:
The first Uncharted was awesome in it's beautiful graphics, charismatic characters and film like qualities. Uncharted 2 though, help the series ascend into a AAA game series as it gave purpose to the characters and increased the grandeur and epicness of Nathan Drake's adventures. It also tightened up the combat and somehow had even more beautiful graphics.
Good list and unlike some websites, I didn't have to click through 10 pages just to read it
Resident Evil 4 threw the franchise into the gutter. It was like the first step off the edge of a cliff... the freefall was enjoyable, but the sudden stop at the bottom really hurt. Capcom should have listened to Mikami and let him make Resident Evil 3 the way he'd wanted to. If that'd happened, it would have had the Devil May Cry gameplay style and a protagonist like Alice from the films. In hindsight, this would have been better in the long run for the franchise than RE4's changes were.