With the Aim Controller, Sony is making PlayStation VR a great go-to platform for virtual reality shooters. Launched alongside PS4 exclusive, Farpoint, TSA puts this latest peripheral to the test.
Its due for release later this year.
Farpoint VR may be surpassed by other VR first-person shooters in the future but it is an important part of the genre's development in VR.
I mean HL: Alyx is probably the best representation of first person implementation into a VR game to date. But it's exciting to see what's on the horizon. I will particularly be interested in the next gen version of PSVR to see what sorts of new interactions we can get with the controller
Farpoint was a great shooter with the Aim controller on PSVR, I'm excited to see what the studio is doing next and if its another shooter that will use the Aim again.
"There’s also no mention of what platforms it’ll support, presumably PlayStation VR will get a look in as Farpoint was exclusive to the headset. But there have been fewer and fewer for Sony’s device. With a 2021 launch window, VRFocus would expect an Oculus Quest version due to its popularity."
Sony just announced today five to six new games that will be releasing this year, so the idea of fewer and fewer games on the device is not correct, and there are a good set of games. Whether the game is exclusive or not it would be welcomed either way. How many Oculus Quest HMDs have been sold to date, and are they close to or already closed the lead of Sonys headset?
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Pure PlayStation: If you woke up to a brand new PSVR headset on Christmas morning then you’ll no doubt be wanting some advice on what to play. Well, unless you already did your due diligence.
Games are subjective I guess. But this list is weak. Some of the titles named aren't that good. I could have came up with a better list. And some of the best and latest releases aren't even on this list.
Article could have been better.
I like it. It is built pretty damn good. Just hope it gets a ton of support as I also own the Sharpshooter but while it was awesome, it really didn't get as much support as I would have liked for the $40 investment just for the Sharpshooter shell. What was great is ordering the Aim bundle early and getting that $20 or more off so it's not such a hard hit for the AIM itself.
Developers can patch support for this controller in their non VR FPSs. This doesn't have to be just for VR games.
I wouldn't exspect to much use from it
...Why not just add sharpshooter support?
The sharpshooter looks to be a much higher quality product with greater functionality.
Yeah I'm surprised it works as well as it does. Without more tracking lights on the gun to. The games super fun right now. Had two buddies play for a bit. My only concern is I get a lil queezy after about an hour. Hour and a half and I start feeling a bit sick. And I have t had that problem with any of the other PSVR games so far. My buddies could both only handle about 30 minutes before they had to opt out. So that's a little concerning.
Other then that the games dope so far. Gun shoots really easily and intuitively.