Driveclub
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@MeanElf These People started following me on twitter (maybe they read I was thinking of VR!) I think I would have vertigo too! with a VR on! Good Idea though
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The silence is killing me. I need to know if we're getting more new content.
@sems4arsenal It seems we are the only ones in our club who still plays the game
@sems4arsenal It seems we are the only ones in our club who still plays the game
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It'll probably pick back up again when DCVR surfaces and hopefully we get the new tracks too. There are a fair few new games vying for people's attention now as well, don't forget that
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. I'd buy it at 30 pounds. Thanks for the heads up.
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It'll probably pick back up again when DCVR surfaces and hopefully we get the new tracks too. There are a fair few new games vying for people's attention now as well, don't forget that
I've forgotten how incredible GTA was, loving the online stunt races, crazy design doesn't even come close to describing them so that's kinda got my attention lately, also trying No Mans Sky but gotta say I'm rather underwhelmed by it so far !
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Would like to know if we will see them for the classic version as well 
https://blog.eu.playstation.com/201...id=765790542928183300&adbpl=tw&adbpr=36969785
https://blog.eu.playstation.com/201...id=765790542928183300&adbpl=tw&adbpr=36969785
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From Playstation blog.
Some screenshots:
- Game modes: Online virtual reality multiplayer race modes and an action-packed single player career are joined by drifting and time trial challenges.
- Tracks: New and classic Driveclub tracks are brought to life through the power of PlayStation VR, including five all-new Urban locations.
- A closer look: More than 80 cars are recreated with immaculate detail for players to explore up close with Inspection Mode.
- Cruise control: A little time to kick back, open the throttle or just coast and explore any track, in any country at your leisure in Cruise Mode.
- Virtual passenger: An immersive thrill ride through exciting replays of hot laps as players watch themselves handle their greatest challenges from a unique viewpoint in Passenger Mode.
Some screenshots:
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https://www.gtplanet.net/driveclub-vr-officially-announced-releasing-later-this-year/
Rushy confirmed that Evo did develop the title.
Rushy confirmed that Evo did develop the title.
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I suppose it's seen more like a re-mastering of a game by Sony; essentially the same but for a newer generation. Some of those remastered games came with new features and other additions too - that's what occurs to me when thinking about this.From what I can see, there isn't enough to justify a full new release in the first place. So, I'm not certain they will make the jump - they'll want to try and use anything to justify a separate release.
I'm still hopeful that the new tracks will come to the original DC too - with Rushy still being active via Twitter on this, I feel quite positive that he'd be doing his best to ensure we got it also.
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The situation about the tracks in DCVR worries me too as far as the vanilla game is concerned.
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DCVR sets a bad precedent IMHO. They seriously expect us to pony up full price for games we already own to get the VR experience, on top of the high cost of the VR headset and possibly the Neo as well? The sad thing is... plenty of people will. Everyone's already been far too conditioned into accepting re-buying games as the norm, and they're gonna eat this up hook, line and sinker. Especially the early adopters.
Presumably going forward, there won't be separate VR and non-VR versions of new games... so at least this'll be a short lived excuse for rerelease cash-ins.
Presumably going forward, there won't be separate VR and non-VR versions of new games... so at least this'll be a short lived excuse for rerelease cash-ins.
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I'm not going to be popular with this, but I don't think it's as unreasonable as all that.
People don't expect to get a remake of a film or TV series for free if they already own the original - or even a reprint of a book or the talking book version when one is done. I mean, extra work has gone into this, it's essentially a new platform generation, or at least a side-branch of the existing gen and I'm sure that Sony would like as many games as possible to be ready for folks to play on it.
I also saw a tweet by Rushy yesterday suggesting that Sony are considering a price reduction for original owners, which is more than fair, I feel. Sony isn't being Evil Corp here
not by a long shot - nor are the adopters being conditioned, they simply wish to get a game for their new toy that they know will be good.
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I'm not going to be popular with this, but I don't think it's as unreasonable as all that.
People don't expect to get a remake of a film or TV series for free if they already own the original - or even a reprint of a book or the talking book version when one is done. I mean, extra work has gone into this, it's essentially a new platform generation, or at least a side-branch of the existing gen and I'm sure that Sony would like as many games as possible to be ready for folks to play on it.
I also saw a tweet by Rushy yesterday suggesting that Sony are considering a price reduction for original owners, which is more than fair, I feel. Sony isn't being Evil Corp here
If my post came across as me demonizing any and all re-releases of any kind, that wasn't my intent. In many instances, re-releases can be a great thing... the HD collections on PS3 where you get several enhanced (and in some cases, difficult/expensive to find) PS2 games for the price of one, Perfect Dark XBLA, etc.
I just don't think Driveclub VR is one of them. It just sounds like Driveclub with a VR patch (yes, yes... I know it's not as easy as snapping your fingers... most patches or DLC isn't) and a handful of exclusive content added to sweeten the deal, which really could've just been DLC for the original release.
A price reduction would be good, but all I've heard is a potential price reduction for Season Pass holders, nothing for people who just own the plain retail disc version and nothing extra.
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It sure looks stunning but it doesn't justify me paying for the whole VR experience I'm afraid, plus the fact I'm an old fart then I'd look frankly ridiculous wearing the gear, just hope the new tracks make their way onto the original, even if it's paid for DLC then I'll gladly pay up, just not going to get to experience the new tracks unfortunately.
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