Gaming Boulevard wrote a review of Marvel’s Iron Man VR explaining why it's one of the best PSVR games.
Eric writes, "Camouflag has put an extraordinary amount of work into the Quest 2 port of Marvel's Iron Man VR, solving many of the issues that held back this extraordinary game upon its initial PSVR release. What is left is the best superhero sim on the market, with amazing flight and combat and a pretty great Marvel story. VR fans should not hesitate to grab this game; it’s quite simply one of the best VR titles ever released."
Tap into your inner Super Hero as you step into Iron Man’s armor and blast into the skies. Explore Tony’s garage to customize and upgrade an arsenal of iconic gear, gadgets, and weapons. Hit the afterburners on the thrusters and feel the rush of flying hundreds of miles an hour. Use all of Tony Stark's resources to find the mysterious villain Ghost and her army of drones. Experience this action-packed, immersive, Iron Man adventure on November 3rd on Meta Quest 2!
To be fair... It's not like gameplay of VR titles actually looks good either. It's a fairly difficult platform to make trailers for.
True. But when I saw this guy play Sairento years ago and really got into his character on PC
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https://youtu.be/GCgJxUpAPB...
I knew then that I wanted to play it some day in VR and got my chance on PSVR. It was his enthusiasm that took it over the top. And the game turned out to be awesome. The freedom of movement is still extraordinary.
But it does seem that Disney is making sure their properties get played in as many places from Vader Immortal, Galaxy's Edge and now this one. Who knows what's next.
There's a new sale on the PlayStation Store today and it's a great one for PSVR owners because Sony has slashed the prices on a couple hundred of the headsets finest games.
Oh man its finally coming.
That's great and much better than I thought it would get. Hopefully, more good reviews to come. I sold my PSVR and I enjoyed the time I had with it, but I'm ready to dive into PSVR 2.0 after trying newer VR headsets at VR arcades and playing Half-Life Alex. VR is finally moving out of its infancy into its early prime years.
Wow, another masterpiece