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KBG29 said:
Great impressions. That last line is absolutly key. I personally havn't had this much fun I've had with single player games since Killzone 3 with 3D and Move. We have had some great single player games in the traditional gaming scene, but nothing can touch the immersion that stuff like 3D, VR, and Motion controls offeres. I am very interested in Wayward Sky now. It was one of the titles I didn't think I would like, but I will definitly give it a go now. I played Harmonix earlier, and that game really made me happy. I will definitly be playing around to some music in there. Still have to get to the others. The real fun starts tomorrow for me though. I have one roomate that has tried it and really enjoyed it, but the next three days I have a whole bunch of friends and family stopping by to see what its about, and if they want to drop some cash on the VR experience. |
Wayward sky is the one I'll get my wife to try, it's the most friendly for getting used to VR. Until dawn, never. She already dreams of axe wielding clowns since the recent scary clown sightings.
My semi portable solution for quick setup in other locations
Insert tv hdmi into breakout box, plus 2 figure 8 power cables, which I have available.
It's not pretty but it's better than making 5 trips up the stairs. Ofcourse you still need to carry DS4, 2x Move and headset with headphones.
Edit: Wayward sky, stamp of approval. My wife had no motion sickness problems at all, perfect demo material. So cool already at the start screen, look next to you and pick up the 2 move controllers (rendered in game), aim the beam and press a button to start. Then you get 2 minutes to screw around with some items on table in front of me before the demo starts. Mini tumble game included, open a chest and stack some blocks or throw some stuff around.
