) was mind blowing. VR is something that every video game player has to try at least once.
It might well be a contributing reason not many people have picked it up yet. I do wonder what the actual statistics are for people getting motion sickness as in my experience everyone who has tried psvr at my house had no issues. The big problem still is that you can't really try it out anywhere and any 5 minute session will leave you initially disoriented. It's like throwing someone into their first fps game having never played video games before and ask after 5 minutes, you want to pay big bucks to play this?
The motion sickness problem might never be resolved for everyone as plenty people suffer from it without vr. Some people get it while playing on tv. Yet cars and video games still became main stream
Actually it might get worse with bigger fov tricking the brain even more into perceived motion. All the comfort options are to limit to limit visual motion while VR headsets would like to open up the fov to the full 150 degrees per eye. However with room scale games and static view points it should get better with higher frame rates, less lag and more stable tracking.
Do you have any issues with games like Statik (sit in a chair pretty much all game), Bound (auto teleporting camera), Superhot or Fastastic contraption (you move around in the word).
Astrobot is one of the most comfortable games atm. Camera movement is very limited and stable while you physically look all around and move your head to get a view of the level.
The only solution for car sims would be a fully moving simulator that matches the car movements. It already exists, with better VR headsets it will be mindblowing
Yeah not getting that in the living room in my life time lol. And it would still cause motion sickness in those prone to it. Plenty people wouldn't survive racing down Mount Panorama in real life either without coming out feeling a little green.
Plenty of people think like that. What's stupid about it?
But there are plenty of enjoyable games with better graphics than PS2 era games. I don't play enjoyable PS2 games because there are so many enjoyable PS4 games. Also, in my experience, overlooking the graphical hit is much easier when I have played and enjoyed the game before. Nostalgia is a very powerful feeling.
The PSVR has significantly worse graphics than regular gameplay. However it does give such a significant ammount of immersion and gameplay advantage that GTS without it feels like a significant downgrade.
That's exactly why I don't want to play PS2 games. There were plenty of enjoyable PS2 games but I've got no wish to play any of them, unless they get a huge facelift.
I could understand your point if GTS could by fully played in VR instead of a 2 lap race only. Oh if only i could play GT4 again (properly ) as the last time i played it i didn't knew what i had to do. A bit off topic question did you ever had an issue with the save becaming corrupted.?
The problem is when a game like wipeout IS the full game and then I go play GTS and its basically only time trial mode, my brain just says, "go play wipeout some more".
I'm prone to motion sickness so it's my fault I couldn't accustom myself to it but I'd recommend it to other people to give it a try. It does look good and the experience (minus the green gills
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it must make it so much better, i`m just thinking about how rubbish a regular tv view is for playing a car game, it`s probably the same as driving your car with complete tunnel vision, where you can only see a rectangular view and nothing else either side etc...hmmmm
