I think they might mean Blood and Truth? Rush of Blood was both pretty easy and had an easier mode (I thought B&T was too, but it could have difficulty spikes I don't remember).
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I think they might mean Blood and Truth? Rush of Blood was both pretty easy and had an easier mode (I thought B&T was too, but it could have difficulty spikes I don't remember).
I think B&T was way easier than Rush of Blood and I am pretty sure it had an easy mode, too.
Naw I meant Rush of Blood. It was really wasy but had a few difficulty spikes and iirc there was only one difficulty for the first playthrough.
Interesting. I didn't mean to sound condescending, I played the hell out of Rush of Blood since it was one of the first PSVR games I got and I only ran through B&T once so I thought maybe I was missing something.
You can play RoB in easy mode on the first playthrouh, I never played it in any other difficulty setting. You can select the difficulty in the level select screen.
Borderland 2 VR DLC is up. It's not an update but a free 'purchase' on the PSN store.
link:
https://store.playstation.com/en-us/product/UP1001-CUSA13897_00-000BLVRDLCPACK01
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https://store.playstation.com/en-us/product/UP1001-CUSA13897_00-000BLVRDLCPACK01
I didn't like Ghost Giant. I didn't connect with the story and the tracking was bad, like it was hard to do some of the things it wanted you to do.
I played Spice & Wolf VR too. Super cute but also 30 minutes long so probably not worth the price.
After trying for months, it finally worked. While searching for the option to turn off HDCP, saw the option to turn off boost mode. Did that and voila...Had turned off super sampling mode earlier and thought boost mode is the same thing. Feeling like a fool now for not paying attention as the first suggestion I got was to turn off boost mode. Thank you all for the responses.
Loving every second of WO 2048 :)
So Battlewake looks super-cool and I really enjoyed RAW DATA. It has some great steam impressions already. Anyone played it on PSVR? How are the graphics and performance and controls?
Coworker bought a PSVR move bundle (2nd version)and used it only once. He's boxed it up and will let it go for $150. Includes Batman, Starblood, Astro Bot, and Drive Club.
Deal or no deal?
Deal or no deal?
Uh, to make it clear, this is the headset V2 + 2 moves + all these games? Insane deal, you can probably even buy it and resell at profit.
I'd do it if only for compatibility with ps5. The pro already gives the psvr a nice performance boost, I couldnt imagine how amazing the experience will be next time around. 150 is a steal for nextgen vr.
It's still going to have the lowest resolution and smallest field of view compared to all VR headsets in its class. Don't get me wrong, I love my PSVR, and it's remarkable how well it works given the processing power of the PS4, but every month its 3-year-old tech gets more and more dated (not to mention the nine-year-old Moves). Buy it because that's a great deal on the current PSVR, but I'd be shocked if the PS5 makes all that much of a difference with the current library, and chances are devs are going to continue to target the PS4's power for PSVR until PSVR 2 comes out sometime during the PS5's cycle, since they'd be turning their backs on potential customers otherwise.
Damned straight.
Don't forget a lot of devs are using the foveated rendering tech on the psvr (things around the outskirts of the fov are lower resolution then the things in the middle). Then you also have dynamic resolution and pop in which will be greatly reduced.
Basically everything should look as good as wipeout on the pro if not better.
These are generally fixed foveated solutions, and so wouldn't change on new hardware without a patch. I wouldn't count on that being common tbh. This would also likely be the case in regards to pop-in also. Without the games being patched the differences a likely to be closer to playing a 360 game on an XB1S, in that visually it'd be near identical.
I wonder if devs are using Sony provided APIs for that fixed foveated rendering though. If they are, it's possible that PS5 could override the parameters.
MS is able to offer enhancements in BC titles because they more strictly enforce the use of their APIs. Sony is generally more lax - but given the more strict requirements of PSVR(rendering matching the lenses, reprojection system for 60fps games) - it's likely that there is more enforcement of at least some APIs for PSVR games. So I'd say there's hope for PS5 to improve PSVR games.
It's a generic connector so any 12V power supply with the correct plug will work.
So something like this should work then? I've been looking online and getting conflicting reports about some generic connectors burning out over time but I just need something temporary until the OEM cables come in from the guy I bought the set from.
It would, but you don't need to limit yourself to "for PSVR" stuff. Any 12V DC power supply with the correct connector will work. You might have one sitting around you could use. I have one powering the PSVR, one powering my router, one powering the display on an exercise bike, and probably some more lurking in drawers.
any impressions of LA Noire VR? Any pitfalls or is it as amazing as it seems from the trailers? :D
Pretty sure this has been out a while on pcvr. Might want to take a look into that version's impressions to het an idea.
Yes, LA Noire VR's been out on PCVR for a while, whereas the PSVR release was just yesterday, and as far as I know no one knew it was coming, so it's too early for reviews/impressions. One thing I noticed in the release trailer was that you hold a notepad of notes, which is always problematic in PSVR, since text especially tends to betray its resolution limits. I'm very interested in playing it (I always meant to get around to playing LA Noire, which I have an unopened PS3 disc of), but I'll need to know how well it works for PSVR before I decide whether to buy it full price or wait for a very, very steep discount down the line.
This was a really fun watch, LOL
Cool, hopefully it gets a good discount eventually.
Dick Wilde 2 not getting kind reviews. I was amazed to see it that low.
but then I goggled Dick Wilde 1 and it also didnt get great reviews. I had a fun time with 1 though.
anyone has 2? I'm looking to buy it from the flash sale.
but then I goggled Dick Wilde 1 and it also didnt get great reviews. I had a fun time with 1 though.
anyone has 2? I'm looking to buy it from the flash sale.
Is Batman Arkham VR worth it at full price? Thing never seems to go on sale.
Also, what are the best simulator games not named "Job Simulator" (as I already have it)?
Also, what are the best simulator games not named "Job Simulator" (as I already have it)?
It was on sale as recently as May, and before that on February (both half price). I'd recommend to set up an alert on psprices.com for it.
No...... Fun, super tech demo, you feel that you are batman.... but for 1 hour.... if you don't rush...
"Full price" is only $20 (in the US). It's only about 2–3 hours, but it's very well done; if you're a comic book nerd, it's a no-brainer. Then again, if you're a comic book nerd, you'd probably already have it. For the rest of us, it depends on how much you want to be Batman, minus fisticuffs, in an impressively detailed world built by Rocksteady, who made the Arkham games.
I certainly don't regret paying full price at launch; it was one of the first games I played in VR, and it absolutely blew me away. Since then I've demoed it for any number of people, all of whom thought it was amazing.
I certainly don't regret paying full price at launch; it was one of the first games I played in VR, and it absolutely blew me away. Since then I've demoed it for any number of people, all of whom thought it was amazing.
Iron Man VR release date is 28th Feb 2020.
Marvel's Iron Man VR – Story Trailer
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That's still ages away... Thought that'd be much sooner than that.
Things are slowing down for sure. Hopefully there's still a few great games coming.Paper Beast is now also a 2020 title :/
End of the year looks a bit boring compared to last year with Astro Bot, Beat Saber, Tetris Effect, Borderlands 2.
Only interested in Golem but that could be trash....
Finally got around to playing BOXVR and I'm liking it but it doesn't have the kinectic wow/fun of beat sabre. I had a rather robust half hour session and I gotta say, I might get occulus gear ver 2 for this and beat saber. Be great fitness thingos to have. and the immersiveness does mean time flies away rather quickly
So i was able to get The Inpatient for really cheap, try it 30 minute last night..... please tell me it get better because this is boring as hell, and f*** these cheap jump scare in dream sequence, this is totally ridiculous and not scary at all, just really annoying. Suppermassive game have a really hard time with their vr game overall (Until dawm was amazing...)
Ehh I would argue that "best" parts of the game are at the tail end which is a shame because it comes and goes pretty quickly rather than expand of it. Its a short game so you might as well get it over. Controls can be bitch at certain times which is annoying because of lot of "choices" towards the end depend on your quick actions.
It's sadly one of the worst games I've played this gen. It's also incredibly annoying trying to go for different endings and saving different people since you need to start from scratch to change anything. It's so slow to replay.
Not sure if you've played it but I found Supermassive's Until Dawn: Rush of Blood an amazing experience if you have the Moves. It's short but it's intense, has fun level design and some epic and challenging bosses. No real story though and it feels like more of a horror parody than scary. Your post only mentioned Until Dawn so I wasn't sure you've played the rollercoaster spin-off.
Yeah i was talking about that until dawn, it was super nice experience.
Thank for the information, not sure if i'll continue, the other 30 min wasn't as bad as the beginning, but it's still pretty boring so far. Not sure i'll continue that for another hour or 2....
And there that 3rd year aniversary sale that begin soon, i'll try to get superhot (never played the vr version but finish it on PC, it was amazing)
I'm thinking of getting back into PSVR but the fact that I've downgraded (in power, but it's a massive upgrade in noise) to a PS4 Slim makes me weary. My only experience with the device is with the Pro and even that felt overly blurry at times; are the downgrades on PS4 Slim that severe? I'm fine with it not being as good but I really don't want to feel like I'm missing out too much.
Not severe, with the exception of a handful of games. Unless you have a Pro right there to compare you probably won't notice the downgrade.
Thanks! What games would you say are severe? I'm wanting to get back into PSVR for ones that I've missed since I sold it like Astrobot, Creed, Beat Saber, etc. Also want ot try No Man's Sky but likely not for long.