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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on October 4th, 2018 in the DiRT Rally 2.0 category.
DiRT Rally 2.0 Won't Support VR (At Least At Launch)
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- South Australia
This is very disappointing to say the least. I’ve spent many hours in Dirt Rally VR on my T500RS and it is an incredible experience. The sense of speed, head tracking & thorough implementation make it the most immersive and fun VR game I’ve ever played.
I simply couldn’t go back to using a static screen
I simply couldn’t go back to using a static screen
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- BionicDerp
Ditto.
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- Austin
- SleezyBigSlim
No VR no buy. I plan on picking up a PSVR on black Friday
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- theiceman1
Wasnt this the case with Dirt aswell.? Was only introduced aftwards.
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- Low Head, Tasmania
- Kembro45
More than happy to pay for the VR DLC. Dirt Rally VR DLC was about $20, when I picked it up recently. Maybe the best $20 I've ever spent. Whenever I think about paying for DLC I consider Go Karts are $35 for 10 mins in Australia, and a great beer can cost $20.
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I will wait until they do add VR
Probably be cheaper and fixed by then too.
Probably be cheaper and fixed by then too.
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- mekonrider
Such is the modern way. Release game with a few missing features you can pay for later. It's not even as if the VR element will take any real effort to implement, especially for PC users.
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I was looking forward to seeing the PSVR band on the packaging
I think I recall, obviously not the same situation but Microsoft requiring all games to be Xbox live compatible when that was implemented.
Come on Sony sort them out
I think I recall, obviously not the same situation but Microsoft requiring all games to be Xbox live compatible when that was implemented.
Come on Sony sort them out
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- United Kingdom
I feel Codemasters are very clinical about the return of investment on development costs. This thinking will come from the top management rather than the guys doing the dev work. VR is important to me too but fact is we're a pretty marginal number, so cost-wise it would quickly fail their ROI pass mark. Codemasters even give us the crappy console UI on the PC versions to save money.
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- Devon, UK
- cityofthesunset
Hey Guys,
I think this is just good business to be honest. Part of me initially thought this was a cynical move, but it does make sense.
VR Support will be offered for sure, but as an additional DLC purchase many months later after release. This is also great free advertising for the game when it finally gets VR support (in the same way that GT's monthly updates may attract others to the series).
I can't imagine it is too technically demanding a job, especially considering that they have successfully implemented it in the past. But it does help justify the development costs for what will always be a niche market.
I have never played the original Dirt Rally, but I have heard great things and love PSVR. I was going to hold off buying it and wait for Dirt Rally 2, but with this news I think instead I will buy the original Dirt and take it for a spin at a reduced price
Then when Dirt Rally 2 is going cheap I will pick up with VR support also
I think this is just good business to be honest. Part of me initially thought this was a cynical move, but it does make sense.
VR Support will be offered for sure, but as an additional DLC purchase many months later after release. This is also great free advertising for the game when it finally gets VR support (in the same way that GT's monthly updates may attract others to the series).
I can't imagine it is too technically demanding a job, especially considering that they have successfully implemented it in the past. But it does help justify the development costs for what will always be a niche market.
I have never played the original Dirt Rally, but I have heard great things and love PSVR. I was going to hold off buying it and wait for Dirt Rally 2, but with this news I think instead I will buy the original Dirt and take it for a spin at a reduced price
Then when Dirt Rally 2 is going cheap I will pick up with VR support also
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- GregOr1971
Unfortunately for Codemasters , no PS VR mode , no game for me.
It is hard to get back to flat once you're actually in cars and I'm ok playing original D:R VR until something else comes out , just like I've passed D4 and that ex-Evo studios game.
That said , CM's just don't handle business side good. I would be glad (or stupid enough) to pay full price at release , if only they would confirm VR is coming later. Instead I'll probably buy game heavily discounted after few months (if - when VR update is released) , just like it did happened last time with D:R VR. That is a lot of lost money for Codies and for sure they need some .
It is hard to get back to flat once you're actually in cars and I'm ok playing original D:R VR until something else comes out , just like I've passed D4 and that ex-Evo studios game.
That said , CM's just don't handle business side good. I would be glad (or stupid enough) to pay full price at release , if only they would confirm VR is coming later. Instead I'll probably buy game heavily discounted after few months (if - when VR update is released) , just like it did happened last time with D:R VR. That is a lot of lost money for Codies and for sure they need some .
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Can you imagine what could have been if they put the resource and budget from Rush into Dirt Rally 2.0.
I was in Smyths picking up Astrobot yesterday and Rush was £11. I wasn’t even tempted at that.
I was in Smyths picking up Astrobot yesterday and Rush was £11. I wasn’t even tempted at that.
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