Shuhei Yoshida said the following In a long WIRED article about VR and Morpheus.
“We need to convince PS4 owners to spend several hundred dollars to purchase a Morpheus headset, on top of the PS4 they already have,” ... “And more gaming content is what will convince them. We have 30 or more games being developed that we are tracking—not all of them will come out at launch, but there are serious efforts being made on all of them.”
2 of those games are a VR version of Ubisoft’s Trackmania racing franchise; Harmonix Music VR, a music visualizer from the Rock Band developer; Wayward Pines, a new game from the team behind third-person shooter Monday Night Combat.
Adam Boyes followed by saying
“I’m shocked at how broad it is,” ... “You think everything’s going to fall into one of four categories—sports, shooters, action, etc.—and that’s not the case. Because developers have such great aceess to VR tools in general, they’re just throwing everything at the wall.”
I would assume that those 30 games don't include games from independent developers who don't parner with directly with SCE.
The man who wrote the article also tried a new demo from the old Zipper developers at Impulse Gear
Don't copy random editorials.
