They waited until Oculus announced their entry point, now even if Sony sells the PSVR at $50 less than Oculus, they would still have the cheapest, most compatible, and have the largest game library of any VR headset out there.
I should of said both of my consoles.
Awesome one headset for both consoles!!
Borderlands 1 & 2 were like that too, the story narrative would begin to playout at the top of the screen, but you were being attacked by enemies so you hardly ever got to hear the narrative.
Flying hasnt quelled my fear of flying, so I dont think VR would help with it either.
It wont be a main stream peripheral for the consoles or the PC, but it eventually will. Once the cost of entry is lessened with new tech, it will gain further traction. We will eventually many years down the road game in VR all the time. We as gamers have always wanted more immersion into our games, and VR gives us that.
@Dark, its a double troll article, it gets both sides riled up in hopes of creating the ultimate clickbait article.
I love the fact you can relliberate towns and strongholds to go after those achievements/trophies you may have missed.
I think we are seeing a mirrored image? If you take the left side one, and imagine that in your right hand it actually makes sense! Well at least to me any ways.
IMO, they look pretty awesome!
Alan Wake 2 please sir!
You are absolutely correct, it has to start somewhere and it is starting now!But I don't see it being a run a way success right off the start!
Currently started reading "the otherland" series of books, and that VR they talk about in the there is wicked!
While I believe VR is the future of gaming, I just don't see it taking off like a rocket right at the beginning. A lot of the slow integration of VR gaming will be due to the entry cost. Possibly next gen, once VR gets cheaper and is bundled in with the console will it truly take off. Depending on the initial cost, and if not too high, I know I will be jumping in with both feet!!
It seems the people attacking the tv series aspect of the game are the same ones who defended the long cut scenes in The Order. And it seems the people defending the tv aspect of Quantum Break are the ones who attacked the long cut scenes in The Order.
Well this is the brief summary from the very first article after this article.
"With our January cover focusing on the upcoming year of virtual reality games, we wanted to take a look at some longer experiences and not just the typical VR tech demos. One of those games was Edge of Nowhere from Insomniac Games, a game set in Antarctica that features a man named Victor Howard battling the elements and his own sanity as things descend into a Lovecraftian nightmare. Creative...
It will be nice to see another completely new sim racer on the consoles.
Everything you may want to know about the game is here.
http://n4g.com/channel/edge...
I played the BC version of Just Cause 2 the other day after playing Just Cause 3. There was a noticeable difference in graphic quality between the two, and it reminded me why I no longer play Xbox 360 games and I play current gen games. To me BC is a non issue, and would rather MS out their efforts towards something else. But that is only my opinion.
Yes, I do have to admit, that they were the most amazing AI racers, every single one seemed to drive differently, and every single one was very unpredictable. Some would dive for the corners, some would back off when getting to corners, some would just simply drive off the track as if they got distracted while reaching for a drink.
Not my choice, it was a good game, but the best of 2015?
But then again, I don't think we got too many racers in 2015?
@ Ultra, he's not concerned with the business, just peoples values.