Neuromancer
Member
Before you do that why not post in the support forums.
Maybe it's an easy fix.
NA link:
https://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-VR/bd-p/20091
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PlayStation VR Thread 2: Reloaded
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Maybe it's an easy fix.
NA link:
https://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-VR/bd-p/20091
foolishoptimist
Member
Are you using any kindof splitter between PS4 and PU to enable HDR?
I have to power mine off to reset the HDMI connection.
innervision961
Member
Is statik out in the US?
The move update for tethered is just so great, I'm addicted to that game.
TAJ
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
Pinball FX2 is the only game I ever noticed drift on. Key word is 'game'. I saw plenty in the dashboard and other stuff that doesn't use the camera.
The devs of Pinball FX must have known they had a problem because the mapped recentterrible to a face button. I don't remember seeing that anywhere else.
AbandonedTrolley
Member
Got Statik preordered along with Polybius too, going to be a good week for VR
Heavy's Sandvich
Member
Resi is terrifying - I was surprised in a more subtle way when I got into the game.
People having heft and dimension, looking up to characters, there is a sense of presence there.
Rez is brilliant (I've never played the game before) - I will say that I think the VR-ness isn't very impactful - but being completely isolated and playing is brilliant.
I tried the Driveclub demo and it didn't do it for me - not sensing the speed of things, I thought that might have been more prevalent.
How does Dirt Rally compare?
People having heft and dimension, looking up to characters, there is a sense of presence there.
Rez is brilliant (I've never played the game before) - I will say that I think the VR-ness isn't very impactful - but being completely isolated and playing is brilliant.
I tried the Driveclub demo and it didn't do it for me - not sensing the speed of things, I thought that might have been more prevalent.
How does Dirt Rally compare?
Without a proper wheel set up, it is way too immersion breaking for those games. Driveclub is such a huge wasted opportunity. One of the best looking game turns into the worst looking game in VR. They got shut down too sudden and I guess they didn't have enough time to utilize the Pro.
Polybius is delayed until 10th May.
http://www.yakyak.org/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=87183
Translation. They underestimated the red tape you have to go through to get something launched.
AbandonedTrolley
Member
Dammit! Ah well still have Statik and also need to completed RE7
Dick Wilde, Brookhaven Experiment and an unannounced Sony game.
Cheers. That's pretty bad.
AbandonedTrolley
Member
It's a gun controller, what do you want Sony to do about it? I assume it will get support, really something like Point Blank from Namco should come back or Time Crisis
What do you mean by pretty bad? Are you expecting hundreds of games supporting it? The accessories hasn't been released with several confirmed games and E3 is coming soon where Sony announce their games. It's just a $30 peripheral.
Heavy's Sandvich
Member
does dirt rally look better at least?
AbandonedTrolley
Member
Yes it does and actually has Pro support, too. DCVR was a huge wasted opportunity as the game itself is great arcade racing fun.
Heavy's Sandvich
Member
will be up next then once i can bring myself to play and finish Resi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwsOS327bqg
http://therogueinitiative.com/crowe/
Metro is claiming this game is coming to PSVR, can't find any source on it but an article from VRFocus suggesting they are developing games for psvr, vive and rift.
Also another one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVSgugMV9Ws
Apparently announced long ago and recently released for vive. No mention of PSVR ever since the initial announcement though.
http://therogueinitiative.com/crowe/
Metro is claiming this game is coming to PSVR, can't find any source on it but an article from VRFocus suggesting they are developing games for psvr, vive and rift.
Also another one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVSgugMV9Ws
Apparently announced long ago and recently released for vive. No mention of PSVR ever since the initial announcement though.
What games are these? I don't want to open YouTube while I'm on mobile
First one is Crowe The Drowned Armory. Interactive story, sci-fi, fantasy with combats.
Second one is Dead Secret, announced long ago, horror story game.
Thanks
kingkenny76
Member
OK, thanks I'll give that a go.
No, I have a 1080p TV with no HDR so it's not that. It was working fine on Saturday but stopped working on Sunday.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u9csVbgOBg
Infinite Minigolf by Zen Studios
Finally a golf game.
Ridiculous to see that third parties are the one utilizing VR to the fullest.
Sony has Everybody's Golf but no VR version, come on.
Infinite Minigolf by Zen Studios
Finally a golf game.
Ridiculous to see that third parties are the one utilizing VR to the fullest.
Sony has Everybody's Golf but no VR version, come on.
Neuromancer
Member
Dead Secret was really cool on GearVR. I imagine it will be equally good here.
Vr requires resources both in development, and in terms of horsepower.
Looks fun. I'm game once I get to see how it plays in VR.
TheMan
Member
Supposedly just a character gallery. Abysmal.
That's annoying.
Surely it can't be that tough to do?.
A VR diorama mode with mini fighters in front of you...or make the characters full size as if you were viewing them from a ringside seat.
You'd think they could make a few texture/effect cuts to maintain it at 60fps and have stereoscopic VR? I mean they got Tekken 3DS to run in fully stereoscopic 3D at 60fps.
Kaiser Swayze
Member
I was halfway hoping we'd get a VR version of Tekken Bowling.
Download the 'Joshua Bell VR Experience'. It's a virtual violin performance, it's quite impressive.
bumpkin
Member
...if they did this, I would buy Tekken 7 day one.
Played Statik for 1 hour 5 minutes, completed 2 boxes. Both played in co-op with my sister. One of the best co-op experience ever. Some puzzles just doesn't make sense until you describe every single bits of information. The co-op REALLY requires both players to do their parts.
Is co op a separate experience?
At work, currently downloading this and marvel heroes omega. Will have to put down persona 5 for a bit tonight.
Oops, co-op is indeed separate experience. I think there's 3 boxes in co-op.
The It's Always Sunny short "Project Badass" is pretty neat. You can watch it in the Jaunt VR app I believe. Hulu is worth trying for the novelty of being in a virtual living room. I watched an entire season of Casual that way. Invasion is a cute little short.
LittleBigGamer
Banned
Statik has a demo.
in case you didn't notice
Edit. ok I am blind
in case you didn't notice
Edit. ok I am blind
i'm loving Statik. It's like that excellent mobile series, The Room, in that you're just solving puzzle boxes. I saw 13 boxes in the menu but I also read above there are co-op boxes which I didn't know about. Not sure if they are included in 13 or separate. It has that great 'you're a lab rat doing tests' dry humor like Portal and Headmaster. I started earlier today and have completed 4 boxes. The puzzles have been really cool and clever, not sure if the difficulty will ramp up or continue at this level. If you like The Room series and have PSVR this is a no-brainer
fastest finger
Member
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 on PS3 had a 3D mode, but the frame rate was halved to 30fps to make it work.
If the graphics were dropped to PS3 levels, you'd think PS4 would have a fair chance of sustaining a solid 60 in VR.
Statik is dang good, highly recommended. A bit on the shorter side (I completed it in a couple hours), but it was pretty engrossing and got me to actually stay in the PSVR for a couple hours, which I normally won't do.
The puzzle design is pretty diverse and great, and the gameplay conceit of sitting stationary with your hands in a box is great for immersion. The variety in mechanics they get out of the setup is pretty great, too.
I liked the line-by-line writing, but I didn't quite get what actually happened, overall.
So, 8/10, would stick my hands in a box again.
The puzzle design is pretty diverse and great, and the gameplay conceit of sitting stationary with your hands in a box is great for immersion. The variety in mechanics they get out of the setup is pretty great, too.
I liked the line-by-line writing, but I didn't quite get what actually happened, overall.
So, 8/10, would stick my hands in a box again.