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Resident Evil 8 and No Man's Sky are coming to PSVR2
Bernd Lauert
Banned
NMS in VR must be kino af.
ShaikhCroft
Member
Sly? As in Sly Cooper?
yurinka
Member
Draugoth
Gold Member
And RE4 Remake will have PSVR content too:
Yup, but i put it on the other thread
omegasc
Member
Either that or Sly Stallone FOR SURE
SilentUser
Member
Man, I can't get over how great both looked. Resi 8 was a massive surprise in terms of graphics, I thought they were going to tone it down quite a bit, but no... I'm impressed.
Quantum253
Member
The VR gameplay looked good. But something was off with the NMS gameplay. For example, on planet fighting the Sentinels, the ground explosions seemed weird/disconnected from the environment. So did the explosions in space.
Sleepwalker
Member
Good thing I havent played re8. Cant wait
CrustyBritches
Gold Member
I wonder if RE Village VR is PSVR2 exclusive, or if there's a chance it will come to PC? I know there's Praydog's excellent RE VR conversions, but stuff like manual user reload, chambering, and holstering/reaching for weapons like RE4 VR is huge for immersion. Since there hasn't been a RE7 PC port, I'm not getting my hopes up.
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Fredrik
Member
I’ve been playing it on Quest 2, some things are still janky but it really makes you feel like you’re there, like really there, on an alien planet and inside the cockpit etc, the VR experience is really well-made. Can be exhausting for long play sessions though so I still play it mainly non-VR.
Oddvintagechap
Member
Might mean PSVR2 isnt back comp.
shubik
Member
So what would be the pricing model for these "updates"? Everybody who owns the game gets it for free or do you have to pay an upgrade fee or is this treated like a full-price new release?
I really hope it's the first two. I have no problem paying a little upgrade price like 10 bucks or so but that's about it.
I really hope it's the first two. I have no problem paying a little upgrade price like 10 bucks or so but that's about it.
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Panajev2001a
GAF's Pleasant Genius
Usually with NMS every update is free, so there is that
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Kenneth Haight
Gold Member
Going to be freaky AF in VR
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
It's been sitting in my game library for ages,I'm busting to play it but have been holding off for this exact thing, I want my first playthrough to be in VR as resi7 VR was insanely good and a whole other level over the big standard game
Venom Snake
Member
Oh hell yeah.
Stuart360
Member
The good thing with No Mans Sky VR (assuming its the same as the PC version) is that its No Mans Sky in VR, if you get me. Its the full game but played in VR. Its not some gimmicky shit, or cut back version for VR.
Its the kind of thing i always wanted from VR years ago when i was lucky to spend some time with an Oculus dev kit, full games but playable in VR. Unfortunately they are a rare thing so far with VR and my vision for VR didnt happen really, and now i couldnt give a shit to be honest.
Its the kind of thing i always wanted from VR years ago when i was lucky to spend some time with an Oculus dev kit, full games but playable in VR. Unfortunately they are a rare thing so far with VR and my vision for VR didnt happen really, and now i couldnt give a shit to be honest.
chromhound
Member
Can't wait for her to choke me in vr
Benniewise de Clown
Banned
You can already play NMS on PSVR, just the PS4 version.
So the PS5 version on PSVR2 was a no-brainer.
tommib
Member
For a while but you get used to it. I played RE7 in VR (which has a lot of mouse and cat chases) and started with the incremental degree movement and eventually switched to normal movement about an hour for each session. I would say in 3 or 4 sessions you’re over the motion sickness.
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