Push Square: Goodbye, real world! Many of you will be receiving your headsets right around when you read this, or you may have them already.
There are a lot of PSVR2 launch games to discover! As such, we thought we’d throw together some recommendations if you’re still not sure what to play.
Korean neo-noir action game, Tiger Blade from developer Ikimasho, launches exclusively for PSVR 2 next month.
The release date and price of Resident Evil Village for iPhone, iPad and Mac has been announced, asking mobile gamers to invest $40 USD.
Because people may want to play the game and not everybody has a dedicated console. Give it around seven years when everyone in India or the African nations has a phone that can run games like these and then publishers will be laughing.
The defunct console manufacturers like Xbox and PlayStation not so much.
If they have interest in a game that requires this much dedication, chances are they have a console.
I don't know if these games support touch screen controls I think you need a controller of some form to play it.
If I was commuting for work and owned this phones I'd probably pick it this and a few other games / controller while waiting for the switch 2.
From seeing previews of it running it does have touch controls but the “touch controls” are literally just the buttons of a controller spread randomly around across the screen so they suck
If mobile gaming is to evolve beyond F2P MTX crap, someone has to start somewhere.
Delivering two of the best and most-detailed Resident Evil games on mobile without making "Mobile" or "Lite" versions would of course cost higher than expected.
Also, Village and 4 are cross device apps; Village released separately on MacOS but is a single purchase for iPhone and iPad, and RE4 is a single purchase across all three Apple OSes. You're not stuck to just a phone
They are targeting the normie demograph.. normies = easy $$$
Capcom disgusts more than Konami their greed reached a new level
I assume cause re4 is a newer game while village has been out for a few years generally
Sorry, phone batteries take up enough with internet, steaming, and messaging. Don't need to degrade the battery further with dedicated games I could be playing in higher quality on console /big screen TV. Phones games are for passing time in lobbies, during travel, or down time at work.
That's my major concern it's one thing to take a switch traveling if it runs out of batteries it's not a big deal but my phone is also my wallet , license, navigation, authenticator, not to mention the thing I use to contact people.so running out of battery on that is far more of a problem than a dedicated consoles running out of battery
Or remote play it if you already own it.
I’m sorry, but there’s no way in hell I’m paying $40 to play a game on my phone.
Well, you're obviously not the target audience for this but a significant number of people, mostly in Asian countries, do their gaming exclusively on phones, so this is a nice gesture.
You can hook your phone up to your TV and play that way via controller. I'm never replacing my console with a phone unless is a ps console-phone. But it's cool.
This company greediness has reached a new level on smartphone market and people are cheering them up, clown world
How is it greedy?
It runs as good as the ps4 version. It will look better and run better than switch games that cost 60. And has a bigger screen than the switch lite.
And if you want buttons there will be several attachment options with different prices.
Just because peggle is under 20$ it doesn't mean every game has to be under 20$...
Meta wasn’t the only company churning out VR news this week with the unveiling of its long-awaited Quest 3 mixed reality headset, as Sony tossed out a slew of PSVR 2 game announcements and updates for its surprise ‘VR Day’ on Thursday.
Yup. Sony keeps adding more and more. Over a hundred games to choose from and it's not even a year yet.
I'm sure PS5 gets 100 shovelware titles every month. Quality over quantity. How many of these PSVR2 games are actually worth playing? Maybe 10-15?
I'm still waiting on a reason to buy psvr2. I was an early adopter of the original psvr and this time around I'm not falling for the hype.
They're going to need to release actual AAA games and support them for me to spend $750cnd.
Yeah that's right Canadian's pay $750 for a peripheral with boat load of shovel wear.
@Notorious
There is way more awesome VR games than meets the eye. You are looking at their games on a flat screen. So you think they are shovelware but you really can’t say that until you play a VR game iN VR.
As of right now, some of my favorite games of the generation are VR titles. Hope that helps.
True, but they only need one game to *really* pique people's interest: Half-Life: Alyx. I'm still shocked that port hasn't been announced yet.
@NotoriousWhiz I have had PC VR for years it has most of titles on any platform and even still there is not that many great games. there is dozen good games and experiences. All in this VR showcase look pretty decent so I would not say that they are shovelware. I would say that there isnt even 100 VR games currently on PSN and you think there is 100 new shovelware every month...plz.
@JackBNimble Actual AAA games, do you even VR? Like true true AAA quality vr games even in PC VR is like maybe 5 or so, your expectation is not very realistic. Would it be great and good for VR, yes. Possible yes, but very unlikely.
Not my ten, but some great games in there for sure!