Jason says, "I know it’s been a long time coming, but I’ve spent extensive time with PlayStation VR, and here’s my verdict on whether you should buy it or not!"
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With Hitman: World of Assassination on PS VR2, Flat2VR Studios, Slender VR and much more confirmed for the show, this is something you won't want to miss.
This will be a roughly 35 minute show.
Robo Quest VR looks pretty slick with that fast gunplay.
Shadowgate VR looks good too, perhaps in the vein of elder scrolls.
Shadowgate VR. Thought it might be connected to the old point and click game. But it still looks good.
y'know, VR needs something can can only be achieved while in VR. Immersion isn't enough, it has to have a hook that is so cool that you would want to own one. Having the same games you could play on console doesnt warrant a purchase.
Resident Evil 4 Remake and Village and Gran Turismo 7 alone make it worth it for me. The difference VR makes is so large it more than doubles the enjoyment of these types of quality VR ports. So I disagree. I would love a future where all great 2d games got some kind of a hybrid port to VR.
Virtual Reality (VR) gamers will be eating well the next few months with what seems like solid titles releasing from now until December.
Has Hitman: World Of Assassination been confirmed for PCVR? If not, then this article is seriously misleading.
I’ll have to put the dual sense down and pick up metro and alien vr to see me out till the end of the year. Good to see companies supporting psvr 2 .
Looks like a tremendous few months coming up. I won't be able to keep up with these.
VR is really starting to flesh out recently. The hardware is finally getting accessible and with the quality it takes to deliver a compelling and immersive experience. Good times ahead. I hope Flat2VR Studios can bridge the gap with some excellent conversions as the industry matures.
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Pretty much hit the nail on the head. However I'd be very concerned about having a lot of battery power wrapped around my head in 2016. The more dense and compact they make lithium ion batteries the more unreliable they are starting to become.
I for one don't really want an explosion on my head if you catch my drift.
Worth every penny and then some. PSVR is outstanding and a ton of fun.
Correction: not worth the money **to him**.
Some games have an effect on me. Some don't. And the ones that don't are worth playing to me. Do I experience "burp" on the games that effect me? Yes. So, I don't play those games that give me nausea. How easy is that to do?
Some gamers can't play fps games at all because of nausea. Some can't play *games* at all because of epilepsy. Does that mean that consoles aren't worth buying at all because some can't use it? The guy seems reasonably intelligent but is not using his brain.
People like this would have never been able to play Atari games or untextured PS1 games or black and white gameboy games because they were first gen. It's like the tech has to be perfect for these entitled children to use. 8 track or cassette? Nope. Tell me when mp3 shows up because that tech is better. 4:3 scan line TVs? Nope. Tell me when 4K HDR 80in screens show up. Dial up? Nope. Tell me when gigablast high speed internet shows up.
How do these knuckleheads think modern tech has gotten to where it is now? It takes years of refinement and miniaturization to get there while waiting for costs to come down. Waiting for wireless, glasses level VR that is high resolution at low cost is years away. But it won't get there if no one starts TODAY. Consoles wouldn't be where they are if pong and Atari didn't exist.