EB: Darknet is unassuming in its complexity. This works to its advantage as much as it holds it back, resulting in an intriguing yet flawed experience entirely its own–especially within the VR atmosphere.
A look at the PlayStation VR and what titles are currently available.
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Xbox One X will have more titles available to it at launch compared to PSVR after nearly a year with over 130 already announced for Xbox One X. That total only represents Xbox One X enhanced titles, not every title the system will play.
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Oh cool! Is XBX a new Microsoft platform or something? XBO owners must be very upset about this. 🤔
@BlackTar187: I'm sure it doesn't to you seeing as it means that Xbox One X alone hosts more actual games for use with it compared to an exclusive device for PlayStation 4. Created specifically for that device before the device even launches while it has taken almost a year to boast the same dedicated content for a PlayStation device. Which would effectively demonstrate greater support in the form of games in favor of the Xbox device.
@ILostMyMind: It really is cool. Ya know. A new Xbox platform gaining more support versus a PlayStation device. That can be used when the Xbox platform launches versus almost a year down the road. Like how PS4 owners are very upset about these "PSVR exclusives" they can't use with their PS4, PS4 slim, or PS4 Pro without spending hundreds on PSVR correct? Especially those base PS4 owners who were told by Sony themselves that PS4 Pro delivers a better experience with PSVR versus their base models or slim models. 😉
Keep the games coming! Currently I'm enjoying the heck out of Rigs and Farpoint. Will soon pick up Battlezone and Super hot...Want to get RE7, but scared lol. So many great games already, and so many more to come.
I'm going to do it. Heard too much positive talk about the game to not get it. The immersion in certain games that I already own are unmatched...Also can't wait for Ace Combat. Sorry folks, VR is here to stay.
RE7 stands out as one of the best gaming experiences in my opinion. Played with full range of movement it is amazing. Crouching behind couches from the Baker family and peeking out using your head movement is incredible.
Darknet is the ultimate expression of Hollywood's version of the internet. First, you put on your VR headset (in real life, and it's optional as it works on monitors also). Then you are connected to a virtual computer system, with really neat looking 'tubes' and areas that appears to be what the inside of a computer might look like. Once you choose to start hacking, you are brought inside a virtual dome that represents networked systems. You then hack them with viruses, hydras, exploits, and eventually worms, which you use to eventually get the payload data that you are being paid to retrieve.
VR players can switch between VR and non-VR gaming.
