Digital Foundry: Resident Evil Village PSVR2 Tech Review - A Massive VR Upgrade
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@Gamernyc78 @Dodkrake @TubzGaming @ are you guys going to be trying this?
Any other Vr people on the forums that might try this, i wanna hear your thoughts.
Any other Vr people on the forums that might try this, i wanna hear your thoughts.
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I bought it just for Vr and have not tried yet but will tonight just haven't had time.
RE without VR become unplayable after you play it in VR.
I'm not even bother by re4 remake. I'm waiting for the psvr2 version. And by the time it releases will probably be cheaper
The last RE I played was RE7 in VR.
After that I’m waiting the VR versions… I will play RE8 VR and wait the REmake 4 VR just like you.
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My brother said the same. He's been playing GT7 in VR and says he can't go back. He had a PSVR1 and Quest 2, says VR2 is unlike anything else.
I played RE 8 for about 2 hours before fully committing to Call of the Mountain and GT 7. The game is technical marvel. One of the most immersive VR experiences I’ve ever played and only surpassed by GT 7 IMO.
For me though, controlling Ethan through hand gestures needed some time to get used to. Once I come back and spend more time with the game I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it.
Would I recommend it to fellow VR players? Hell yea.
For me though, controlling Ethan through hand gestures needed some time to get used to. Once I come back and spend more time with the game I’m sure I’ll get the hang of it.
Would I recommend it to fellow VR players? Hell yea.
I played the first hour of it. It's very intense. Like, I know it's not real so it's not poop-my-pants scary, but a couple of times I did go "holy shit" audibly. Also I haven't played the game before so exploring stuff is high tension stuff. Never know if something's waiting around the corner. One big downside is mura in the pitch black scenes, it was very distracting and makes low light details hard to make out. Which isn't too bad but it's a very noticeable gradient because when the pixels are off they're pitch black, and then as soon as they turn on even a little bit there's this crawling static across the screen.