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VR has it's first AAA Exclusive: Asgard's Wrath, a 30-40 hour RPG with glowing reception thus far (PCVR, Oculus Studios)
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so, it appear that i have to wait for a vive version of quest to buy it.
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Beyond checking in on this thread, I'd suggest to keep an eye on vr review overview sites like this:
There's indeed only the two reviews there as well (so far), but they are usually good at updating with a lot of english and international stuff as they pop up.
There's indeed only the two reviews there as well (so far), but they are usually good at updating with a lot of english and international stuff as they pop up.
I think Facebook games will hit PSVR the day Astrobot lands on PC.
I wouldn't count on finger tracking for those type of games. #1) The Boneworks guys would have to specifically code to support Quest's hand tracking. It's a ton of work for something that's going to be a small part of your userbase. #2) Don't really expect hand tracking in games. It's more for social stuff. The cameras on the Quest only track at 30hz and hand tracking support is basically going to be about social and laying the groundwork for Quest 2 (when higher quality cameras will allow greater fidelity).
Bring on those trades. I'm specifcally looking for Wipeout, Astrobot, and Hot Shots Golf (in that order).
Trust me, I'd be down for a platform swap. Sadly it just ain't how they do business. VR will continue to be fragmented into little hardware islands like pancake games already are. RE7 and Tetris Effect would be nice.
Edit: Literally forgot about Tetris already making the jump a long time ago!
My 980 cries. Will still try it! Haven't found many games it can't run yet.
I only ever had a PSVR, and I did eventually get rid of it. VR is really cool, but I also live in a condo, I have a small kid and thus would have to break it down and set it all back up again every time I used it, I couldn't properly check my kid's monitor etc etc. Lots of factors conspired to make it something that just didn't work for me. Maybe some day again, though!
Not unless you wanna play it wirelessly (with significantly more lag) using Virtual Desktop and Revive. If you don't mind the higher lag/compression and higher resources overhead, it should be playable at game launch.
Wasn't aware you played both. Who are you publishing your Asgard's Wrath review with?
I see thanks - I'm playing with the thought of buying a Quest once it's cheaper (hopefully around black friday) and this game looks like a good one to buy!
Ah yes of course, i have to play another game to decide that it was the first AAA VR title. Makes perfect sense after already experiencing such a thing. Thank you kind sir
God of War can happen in a year on Steam. I'm sure Sony likes money and it can generate a lot extra on Steam.
See, how your post makes no sense?
Looks like it doesn't have teleportation system. Too bad, I played Skyrim and Fallout 4 with teleport, my brains can not take more than 15 minutes of moving in VR.
Sorry. I forgot what the title was. I forgot at Reset, 95% of the posters only read the title and nothing else (while expecting people should read their fly-by posts). I genuinely thought you were talking about how reviews were saying it was the best VR game released yet, and you were commenting on that. I'm an idiot for assuming that. Sorry.
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That wouldn't have any relation to actually playing the game FYI.
What I mean is watching the video reminds me of motion sickness playing Skyrim VR.
Oculus cares more about getting people in to their ecosystem rather than how much these games sell. Putting it on PSVR does nothing to advance that agenda. That's why you're not going to see that happen unless they trade exclusive titles which would add value to their ecosystem.
I think his point is you could one day be playing a game (or games) that were influenced by Asgard's Wrath.
Asking the real questions
Oculus has said they'd love to trade exclusives with Sony so it's possible
Jason Rubin: Oculus 'Would Love' To Trade VR Games With PSVR
Could we one day see Oculus exclusive games like Lone Echo, Stormland and Asgard’s Wrath on PSVR? Oculus’ Jason Rubin would like that very much. Speaking to Kotaku at E3 last month, Oculus’ VP of Special Gaming Initiatives said he would “love” to make a trade with Sony. “We’
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I'm curious.
Waiting for more mainstream reviews.
Is there a demo / experience?
If Sony & FB were willing to "trade", perhaps?
Waiting for more mainstream reviews.
Is there a demo / experience?
Not in our current business reality.
If Sony & FB were willing to "trade", perhaps?
