Fallout 4 VR – What a Difference a Year Makes (VRFocus)

Bethesda brought Fallout 4 VR back to E3 a year after its announcement, and boy has it changed…

[Derceto]

Yes. Truly amazing. Instead of moving the camera with your mouse, you move it with your head. It's a whole new game. May as well call i Fallout 6. It's so amazing, you can skip 5 and nobody will even notice.

[Psychotica]

This is the type of thing VR needs more of, no more $2.99 tech demo's. I want full major games in VR!

[Fearmonkey]

I hope it comes to PSVR

[smolinsk]

What? this it what the article is about,that fallout is coming to PSVR, it got announced on e3

[dauntingcookie]

Nah it's coming to Vive. Was announced at Bethesda's conference but didn't mention it was coming to PSVR. Skyrim is coming to PSVR though. Eventually Fallout will too.

[SillyBastid]

why do I want to strain my neck just to move a camera?

[IanTH]

It isn't really any more of a strain than moving your head in real life. There is something about VR that can be really engaging. The 3D/Depth of the world you are looking at, mixed with positional audio through headphones, and it can completely remove you from the real world - if even for a moment - and make for a completely different experience.

That being said, I own PSVR and mostly play it in bursts. It doesn't ruin traditional gaming, nor do I feel like this will be the dominant form of gaming (at least for a good while). I do find it is a nice supplementary platform, and once PC VR comes down in price, I'll grab a headset for that too at some point. Give it a try if you haven't - get the right game, and it might hook you.