PSVR Owners Thread.

[hudson]

Vader Immortal is coming out in late Summer for PSVR.

Oculus trailer below

[Asura]

Vader Immortal is coming out in late Summer for PSVR.

Get this, if you can. I have it for Quest and it's teriffic. Essentially similar ideas to Blood & Truth but Star Wars (though shorter).

I hope it isn't a straight port though; the Quest version benefits from the headset being wireless.

[QualityChimp]

Some bits on offer at the moment on the PlayStation store:
Arizona Sunshine is a tenner and the DLC packs are 99p and £1.99.
Killing Floor Double Feature £15.99
L.A. Noire £12.99
Gun Club £9.99
Groundhog Day £8.44
Everybody's Golf £12.49
Immortal Legacy £6.39

[QualityChimp]

https://store.playstation.com/en-gb/product/EP4042-CUSA06390_00-PINBALLFX2VR0000

Pinball FX2 VR is currently £4.79.

Seems to review well too:

http://www.game-over.com/content/2016/12/pinball-fx2-vr

The Ultimate bundle is £24.99 £9.99

https://store.playstation.com/en-gb/product/EP4042-CUSA06390_00-PFX2VR00000BNDL1

This contains:
Pinball FX2 VR Base Game
- Mars
- Secrets of the Deep
- Epic Quest


Pinball FX2 VR - Season 1 Pack:
- CastleStorm
- Biolab
- Earth Defense
- Wild West Rampage
- Paranormal

[hudson]

How many tables in the bar game? The thought of pinball in VR interests me.

[QualityChimp]

How many tables in the bar game? The thought of pinball in VR interests me.

Pinball FX2 VR Base Game
- Mars
- Secrets of the Deep
- Epic Quest

The Universal Pack (Jaws, Back to the Future and E.T.) is still £16 and the Telltale Walking Dead is £5.

So 3 tables for the base game at a fiver and 8 tables for the Ultimate version for a tenner.

Agreed, PSVR and Pinball seems a good match and I enjoyed Demon's Tilt.

[hudson]

Cool, I'm hovering over the buy button right now

I wonder if you can turn the background stuff off. Some of it looks annoying. I just wanted old maroon carpet with cigarette smoke.

[QualityChimp]

I don't think you can turn off the background gubbins, but when you're in the zone, it's not a distraction, apparently.

[Atticus]

It’s pretty good and works well as a VR game, but my problem is I’d always choose FX3 for my pinball fix with its beautiful, hi-res Williams tables over this. Slightly apples and oranges but there you go.

[QualityChimp]

Skyrim is £20
Astro Bot £13
Tetris® Effect £34.99 £17.49
Rez Infinite £24.99 £12.49
ACE COMBAT™ 7: SKIES UNKNOWN £49.99 £15.99

[wakka]

Well now I'm just annoyed with myself for not buying Teddy's headset. Those are great deals.

Apart from Skyrim. No one should be buying Skyrim, we shouldn't encourage Bethesda at this point.

[Asura]

Apart from Skyrim. No one should be buying Skyrim, we shouldn't encourage Bethesda at this point.

True, though I would say that their conversion to VR for it is pretty good, as these things go.

The only problem is that Skyrim VR sounds great in theory, but it becomes a bit of a chore when you play it for 3 hours.

[QualityChimp]

Yeah, there's a bit of a Ready Player One moment when you step back into the real world after a long VR session.

I see it like arcade games. Stuff like G-Loc in an R360 is one of the most memorable gaming experiences in my life, but I wouldn't want to play it for hours!

If you can get that most games are like an espresso gaming hit, you'll get a lot from it.

I do love Astro Bot and I've stopped playing because I really don't want it to end and didn't want to blaze through all the levels.

[kryss]

Ace Combat isn't all that, and neither is Rez Infinite.

*waits for lynching*

[CMcK]

Rez may be old but is a game that was destined to be played in VR.