Game Night Podcast #104 featuring Greg Bargas, the Editor-in-Chief of GamingEnthusiast.net - The crew talks Oculus Rift, VR tech and plays a few rounds of Microsoft Mahjong.
Alien Isolation Grand Mother VR is an all new virtual reality experience for Creative Assembly’s best ever horror game.
I played through most of the PS4 version of the game but stopped because another game came out. I bought it last year for PC with the intention of using the VR mod but haven't gotten around to setting it up. I am glad I waited.
Great game, even better in VR. A little drawn out by the end, but I hope we see CA do something a little different with the sequel.
Sweet. I also rebought this game on Steam for the purpose of VR. I'll have to give it another shot w full immersive controls. I had only tried it out briefly before.
It's funny this was never officially released at retail as a VR game, bc it feels so perfect for it!
Zombie Army VR is creeping onto VR headsets later this month, and here's everything you need to know about Rebellion's latest.
The Polish studio behind Bulletstorm and Outriders confirms plans to phase out its VR publishing activities.
Yeah. Not the best dev by a long shot, but I've heard Bulletstorm improved a lot after the initial launch and all the complaints.
I bought Bulletstorm VR but couldn’t get into it at the time, the controls were a bit off, but at the time I was finishing up Arizona Sunshine1/2. Most likely the reason the controls felt off, plan to go back to it soon.
I really wanted to love Outriders. I was hooked on it at first but it was so janky the further I got into it. I had to force myself to finish the game. I liked it just enough to buy the expansion but I burned through that jankfest also. It sorta gave me Division 2 vibes a little bit and that's what helped me through it. I don't think I would trust any of their VR stuff anyway.
Regardless of the price I have a feeling that VR will stand the test of time as more than just a fad. Whatever for it may end up being in the end.
I don't think It'll be a big for gaming, but i could see it being useful in other ways.
VR shall been the new 1996 of gaming!
It's only a gimmick when it doesn't work as advertised.
The majority of motion controls were in some part a gimmick because they all required some form of compromise over the previous type of controls.
VR is the real thing. It tricks the brain into feeling that your not looking at the screen, like regular TVs, or looking into a screen like regular 3DTVs, it makes you feel like you're actually in the screen, in the game.
People can hate all they want, it's the nature of online commentary and gamers in particular. But once you experience quality VR personally (not stuff like Google Cardboard) you'll realize that it's the biggest advancement in gaming since polygon 3D graphics.
I haven't experienced PSVR but I have real concerns regarding the capability of my PS4 hardware to doing VR justice. So maybe that could be a gimmick. Oculus is certainly not however, and if Vive is even better. VR has some real potential.
Every gamer should pray VR takes off, it's the only real defence against the complete stagnation of the industry which is more and more dependent on sequels and at a loss for new gameplay ideas. Trust me, even COD in VR would be a completely new game experience.
You should thank every PC enthusiast with capable hardware shelling out the money for VR. Your really don't want it to die in the water, you want it mainstream as fast as possible. Game experiences will be far better for it.
Bought a Google Cardboard v2.0 kit the other day. My first VR experience. If this is what is possible with such a cheap throwaway setup, I'm simply drooling thinking about what the future holds for this technology.
It's the real deal!