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GribbleGrunger on 19 January 2016
eva01beserk said:

 

I get what your are saying. But so far that has yet to be demostrated. All the vr games we have seen have been nothing that shows that. Like I said before, thay have been look around games or games already suported without vr. And again, like I said before, untill there is a decent installbase, there wont be decent games releasing exclusively for vr use. So the price has to start low for that installbase to rise quickly, or all we will se is more vr shovelware. 

I'm sorry but this cracks me up. And how exactly are you viewing these VR experiences? Could it be with a 'screen' and could it be the only thing you can take from that 2D representation is 'looking around'?

VR is an experience and you'll never fully comprehend it unless you have tried it or have a very good imagination. Put simply:





 

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RJ_Sizzle on 19 January 2016

I swear the potential PSVR price is the weirdest controversy I've seen in gaming in a while. I mean, if it were reasonably priced, would people still buy it? Didn't think it would garner this much attention. Haha.



SWORDF1SH on 19 January 2016
BraLoD said:
SWORDF1SH said:
BraLoD said:
$400 then?
What comes with that PSVR the thing and a controller or a move controller?

If it is $400, I'd say no controller with it.

I'm fully expecting the standalone (PSVR + mini- s4) to be $350.

The price will meet with the PS4, which should be the point to go for.

I can see a good holiday bundle of PS4 plus PSVR for $600, which is Oculus alone.

Mini-s4? 

 

I wouldn't be surprised but I also wouldn't get your hopes up. PSVR has a strong line up of game including London heist and rigs. I think gran tourismo supporting vr will also be awesome. They have they software (over 100 games being developed for it) they have the solid hardware now they need to give us prices and date.





eva01beserk on 19 January 2016
GribbleGrunger said:
eva01beserk said:

 

I get what your are saying. But so far that has yet to be demostrated. All the vr games we have seen have been nothing that shows that. Like I said before, thay have been look around games or games already suported without vr. And again, like I said before, untill there is a decent installbase, there wont be decent games releasing exclusively for vr use. So the price has to start low for that installbase to rise quickly, or all we will se is more vr shovelware. 

I'm sorry but this cracks me up. And how exactly are you viewing these VR experiences? Could it be with a 'screen' and could it be the only thing you can take from that 2D representation is 'looking around'?

VR is an experience and you'll never fully comprehend it unless you have tried it or have a very good imagination. Put simply:

 

Not what I meant. Gameplay wise, what I have seen so far has been nothing exiting yet. Many exploration games mainly. I know that untill I actually put a headset on I wont be able to fully understand vr, also that great content is on the horizon, but this is my main point, there is noo great content yet, that I have seen like you said. But the more vr headset are sold, the sooner we can expect to see these gems.



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GribbleGrunger on 19 January 2016
eva01beserk said:

 

Not what I meant. Gameplay wise, what I have seen so far has been nothing exiting yet. Many exploration games mainly. I know that untill I actually put a headset on I wont be able to fully understand vr, also that great content is on the horizon, but this is my main point, there is noo great content yet, that I have seen like you said. But the more vr headset are sold, the sooner we can expect to see these gems.

Why can't you understand? Why aren't you getting it? You are looking at those 'games' on a 2D screen. It's the feeling of being there that sets VR apart. If you fall down a ten foot hole you actually feel like you've fallen down a ten foot hole and your body react as it would in real life. Walking on a rope from one high rise to another would be uninteresting and dull on a screen bit in VR it would scare the shit out of you. Stop thinking graphics and you'll begin to understand what VR is.





 

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SWORDF1SH on 19 January 2016

I'll just leave this list here of the known games of the 100 for PSVR 

Atom Universe - Atom Republic

Adr1ft - Three One Zero

Allison Road - Lilith

ARK: Survival Evolved - Studio Wildcard

Among the Sleep - Krillbite Studio

The Assembly - nDreams

Battlezone - Rebellion

Crystal Rift - Psytec Games

Danganrompa VR - Spike Chunsoft

Dead Or Alive Xtreme 3 - Koei Tecmo

Dead Secret - Robot Invader

Dynasty Warriors 7 VR - Tecmo Koei

The Deep - SCE London Studio

Dreams - Media Molecule

Driveclub - Evolution Studios

The Earthlight Project - Opaque Media

EVE: Valkyrie - CCP Games

Final Fantasy XIV Heavensward - SquareEnix

Futuridium - MixedBag Games

Get Even - Farm 51

GNOG - KO-OP

Godling - Solfar Studios

Gran Turismo Sport - Polyphony Digital

Harmonix Music VR - Harmonix Music Systems

Hatsune Miku Project - SEGA

Headmaster - Frame Interactive

The Hum - Totwise Studios

IOMoon – Headtripgames

JoysoundVR - Xing Inc.

Jurassic Encounter - Supermassive Games

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes - Steel Crate

The Kitchen - Capcom

Loading Human - Untold Games

The London Heist - SCE London Studio

Megaton Rainfall - Pentadimensional Games

Mind: Path to Talamus - Carlos Coronado

Omega Agent - Fireproof Games

Paranormal Activity VR - VRwerx

P.O.L.L.E.N - Mindfield Games

The Playroom VR - SCE Japan Studio

Project CARS - Slightly Mad Studios

Q.U.B.E.² - Toxic Games

RIGS: Mechanized Combat League - Guerrilla Cambridge

Robinson: The Journey - Crytek

Summer Lesson - Bandai Namco

Superhypercube - Kokoromi

Surgeon Simulator - Bossa Studios

Synthesis Universe - Olivier JT

Technolust - Iris VR

Tekken 7 - Bandai Namco

Trackmania Turbo - Ubisoft Nadeo

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood - Supermassive Games

Vanguard V - Zero Transform

VizionEck - VizionEck

War Thunder - Gaijin Entertainment

Wayward Sky - Uber Entertainment

World War Toons - Reload Studios



eva01beserk on 19 January 2016
GribbleGrunger said:
eva01beserk said:

 

Not what I meant. Gameplay wise, what I have seen so far has been nothing exiting yet. Many exploration games mainly. I know that untill I actually put a headset on I wont be able to fully understand vr, also that great content is on the horizon, but this is my main point, there is noo great content yet, that I have seen like you said. But the more vr headset are sold, the sooner we can expect to see these gems.

Why can't you understand? Why aren't you getting it? You are looking at those 'games' on a 2D screen. It's the feeling of being there that sets VR apart. If you fall down a ten foot hole you actually feel like you've fallen down a ten foot hole and your body react as it would in real life. Walking on a rope from one high rise to another would be uninteresting and dull on a screen bit in VR it would scare the shit out of you. Stop thinking graphics and you'll begin to understand what VR is.

 

Dude I was agreeing with you and saying the best is still to come and that I dont understand untill I put one on. what so hard about me not understanding something I havent tryed and seen very little of? 



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SWORDF1SH on 19 January 2016
BraLoD said:
You should looi for a better list, shildc4t.
Ace Combat 7 is missing there.
Gran Turismo (and DriveClub) + Ace Combat made it be a must have to me.
Even as I don't even have a PS4 yet xP

 

It was just a quick Google search. First link I clicked on. 



GribbleGrunger on 19 January 2016
eva01beserk said:

 

Dude I was agreeing with you and saying the best is still to come and that I dont understand untill I put one on. what so hard about me not understanding something I havent tryed and seen very little of? 

Because you've previously expressed an opinion based on 2D graphics. You really dont need to see or experience anything of VR to understand what makes it completely different, but at least you've stepped back a little from your previous arguments so kudos for that. Just think: Everything we've felt and experienced in games before through clever use of graphics, music, story or pacing will now be instantanious without the need for your typical gaming cues.





 

The PS5 Exists. 


eva01beserk on 19 January 2016
GribbleGrunger said:
eva01beserk said:

 

Dude I was agreeing with you and saying the best is still to come and that I dont understand untill I put one on. what so hard about me not understanding something I havent tryed and seen very little of? 

Because you've previously expressed an opinion based on 2D graphics. You really dont need to see or experience anything of VR to understand what makes it completely different, but at least you've stepped back a little from your previous arguments so kudos for that. Just think: Everything we've felt and experienced in games before through clever use of graphics, music, story or pacing will now be instantanious without the need for your typical gaming cues.

Im still on wait and see. What you say sounds promising, but again untill I try it, I cant say yes this will revolutionize gaming. 





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