CG writes: LukeRoss has just released his R.E.A.L. VR mod for PC which now works with CDPR's Cyberpunk 2077 1.5 version. You can read more about this via his patreon page. You can view our Cyberpunk 2077 REAL VR review video for detailed impressions of how it runs using our HP Reverb G2 and RTX 3090 combo. LukeRoss claims this has been one of the hardest to get working with his alternate eye rendering technique. Previously he has successfully got Horizon Zero Dawn and Red Dead Redemption 2 among others to work. You will need to sub to his patreon to gain access.
Begone, game-key carts. Full cartridges just work better and here's why.
I didn't bother buying any game key carts for my system despite my preference being physical.
I brought the mkw bundle and that was a digital code but I wasn't going to pay double for the game
I got yakuza 0 digitally as the key card made zero sense to me it costs more and its just a digital game in disguise (I never sell my games anyhow)
...obviously. If a game is 64gb or less, it should release on card. If it exceeds 64gb, the key card comes into play. It does suck that Nintendo wont support smaller cards, SW1 games came on anywhere from 8gb to 32gb cards. The cost of using a 64gb card for a game that would fit comfortably on a 32 or even 16 may not be cost effective for some smaller devs. Hence the use of the key card.
Then again, its taking a page out of Sony's book. They mandated the use of DVD media for all games a few years after the PS2 released. Until then, they supported games on CD. Then when it came to PS3, no game was allowed to use DVD, they all had to be bluray regardless.
Now with PS5, they only use UHD media, no regular bluray for games allowed. Even if the game is smaller than a DVD. So i can see Nintendo trying to standardize their game cards. If devs dont want to pay for the use... the key card is for them.
Cyberpunk 2077 on the Nintendo Switch 2 is all there and as fun as you remember, but still offers a downgraded version, making concessions to not compromise on the overall scope.
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It's things like this which cements PC gaming for me. The effort put it by fans is something else and this must be amazing for those with top end rigs.