Uber-accurate ping pong simulation Eleven Table Tennis is “planned” for PlayStation 5’s next-gen virtual reality headset PSVR2, according to a developer on the game’s official subreddit. When asked by a fan if a port was in the pipeline, a spokesperson said: “PS Move controller tracking is the only thing that prevented this from a PSVR release.”
Obviously, the new PSVR2 Sense Controllers will be a lot more accurate, and will also bundle in features like haptic feedback, which should feel great in a table tennis title. Eleven Table Tennis is already available on Meta Quest 2, and is widely regarded as the most accurate and authentic table tennis sim ever made.
That means there are no power-ups or special moves: just pin-perfect ball physics and one of the most addictive gameplay loops since Pong. You can, of course, play online against other players – or offline against “advanced artificial intelligence”. Basically, you’re not going to find this author playing anything else once it drops.
[source reddit.com]
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Boom! System seller
@JAMes-BroWWWn You’re being facetious but I’m sat here like 😏
I have this for the Quest 2. This game is awesome
"PS Move was holding developer back". This is actually a clever point I haven't heard anywhere yet. Heard talk about how the new headset has higher resolutions than almost anything out now, but the fact we're getting iteration on 11 year old controllers is exciting, especially since the Dual sense was such a great leap.
I’ve played this at my uncle’s and it’s honestly fantastic. In terms of sport simulation, this is the most accurate I’ve ever played. This is genuinely a system seller for me.
Can this be played 1 player, like Forrest Gump against a wall for practice?
Racket Fury: Table Tennis on PSVR was an absolute blast, I hope this one is at least as good!
@Integrity
“Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get”
Sorry couldn’t resist.😉
Although I love the sound of this, love me some table tennis 😉👍
@Integrity You can play against AI.
@get2sammyb can you play with it so its not competitive but for practice? So that you can improve?
@harchibald you do if it's a box of After Eights 😁
It would be cool if you could have two players play together, couch co-op style!
@Bingbongboyo you can mate, it's very good
I have zero interest in table tennis but would definitely get this, could see it being a good workout too. I wonder if the skills learnt in the game are transferable to playing in real life?
@Deljo really? So I could buy two headsets and two sets of controllers, and play with someone else? That's pretty cool (although I'm sure expensive!).
If Forrest Gump isn't the final boss why bother?
@Bingbongboyo you can play online with friends so no reason you couldn't both be in the same room. Really is incredibly lifelike this one, takes a little practice but worth it
@Deljo yes, that makes sense. Sounds like a great game!
@Integrity lol, or heroes!
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@Bingbongboyo (surprised you read all of this bullcrap and didn't skip to the highlighted part lol)
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@lolwhatno hahaha! And with you!
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