[ad_1] No More Rainbows, a VR platformer where you can only move using your hands, is now available on PlayStation VR2. Initially launched in 2023 across Quest, Steam and later Pico, No More Rainbows sees you playing as ‘The Beast’ to restore your home across a single-player campaign. Following several post-launch content updates like a […]
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[ad_1] After yesterday’s launch of ‘s Early Access which included optional PC VR Support, there were reports about VR performance problems. Many players are experiencing poor performance in even with various settings tweaked. EVO currently sits at a “mixed” score on Steam with over 3,500 user reviews.Assetto Corsa EVOhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZpAVyWViIcsocial media“7600X + 7900 XT getting 50
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[ad_1] Shuhei Yushida, a veteran of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), is “sorry for the mistake” he made about PS VR2. He described working on the first headset as his “most fun ever”. From just before the launch of the PlayStation in 1993, Yoshida led the program to license third parties for that console. He was
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[ad_1] Somnium was a Czech company that previously focused solely on their social VR platform Somnium Space. In late 2021, it released the Somnium VR1 with a Snapdragon XR2 chipset in partnership with VRgineers. This company is known for their monster spec sheet for the time headsets. Somnium VR1 started out as a standalone hybrid
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[ad_1] Rose City Games has announced its grungy VR Puzzle game Lovesick, which will be launched on Quest in March. Set in 1999, the places you in Sam’s shoes, a burned-out bassist who is trapped in an alternative reality following an event known as ‘The Feedback.’ This occurs during practice. You must investigate the Y2K
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[ad_1] Rogue Pinatas: VRmageddon gears up for smashing hordes in a family-friendly VR co-op roguelite next month on Quest. Developed by Nerd Ninjas, Rogue Piñatas: VRmageddon is a colorful action game where sentient pinatas have become tired of being attacked by humans and are fighting back. Up to four players can play on six different
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[ad_1] When I played Sealost Interactive’s The Thrill of the Fight for the first time, I felt that it was the closest I had ever come to boxing on a videogame medium. Thrill Of The Fight allows me to use real footwork, rather than using analog sticks and shoulders buttons like I did with EA
VR Boxing’s Thrill of the Fight 2 is a fascinating evolution. Read More »
[ad_1] The 256GB model of Quest 3S is $350 in the US until February 9, $50 off its regular price. Meta’s current headset lineup consists of three options: 128GB Quest 3S ($300) 256GB Quest 3S (normally $400, now temporarily $350) 512GB Quest 3 ($500) The 256GB Quest 3S sort of exists as the unwanted middle
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[ad_1] What is the ideal level of “clunk” in a mech-shooter? Iron Rebellion has me thinking about this question. Iron Rebellion has a lot of it. As I write these impressions I have come to the conclusion there’s an optimal amount. You’ll soon question the purpose of wearing heavy metal war pants. What is it?
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[ad_1] Arken Age delivers a satisfying sci-fi action-adventure that shines with its clever VR gameplay design. Read on for our full review. There aren’t many VR games where I’d consider haptics to be a standout feature. It’s a welcome addition that complements immersion if implemented effectively, sure, but that’s rarely anything exceptional on PlayStation VR2.
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