@McDosy Have you already played VRacer Hoverbike? It's the closest thing to Wipeout Omega Collection(it's biggest source of inspiration) on PSVR 2, except you're on a anti-grav. motorcycle. It's great, really polished and blistering fast. Also, FlatOut VR(Flat2VR Games) is scheduled for release sometime next year, it'll probably scratch that arcadey 'drive like a lunatic' itch😁
I've always enjoyed a good racing game, more on the arcade side of things usually and for a long time the last GT game i bought and played was GT3 for the PS2. Believe me, i've tried to enjoy it but it turned out to be just not my thing. Too much micro management, tinkering, statistics and whatnot. Slow and boring to me, i figured i just wasn't part of the target
audience back then. Oh how things have changed! As a huge fan of VR, two years ago i decided to give GT7 a chance when i heard it was a bit more accessible this time around and there wasn't much to do(yet) on PSVR 2 in the racing genre anyway.. The rest is history, 200+ hrs. of gameplay later and a racing wheel+rig in my possession, i freaking love GT7! It's just so good with a wheel and a PSVR 2 headset, it exceeded far, far beyond the expectations i had at the time😁
Finally a release date, i've been waiting for this game a while now. Next year is already looking great for PSVR 2, so many announcements lately and my backlog for it is ever growing
Got it last week, and indeed it's enjoyable! Great movement mechanics and set pieces, as someone who couldn't really get into Synapse this feels like a breath of fresh air
Never really played Starfield aside from the opening hour-or-so. I love Bethesda rpg's and to get me actually excited for this it also needs a PSVR 2 version. I played Skyrim VR to pieces for several years and Microsoft just recently announced Flight Simulator '24 for both PS5 and PSVR 2, so it's not entirely out-of-reach in that regard?
I had to take a quick(so i thought) look at that new No Man's Sky update in VR. It's the very first PSVR 2 game that now supports PSSR if you've got a PS5 Pro and holy *****, the difference is HUGE! It eliminates ALL of the aliasing issues, runs way, WAY better and looks super crisp as far as the eye can see! As somebody who plays mainly in VR, this is where i got my Pro for in the first place! This needs to come to GT7 as well, heck, it needs to be implemented in every VR2 game from now on as the technology is nothing short of amazing in combination with a PSVR 2! I'm addicted to NMS allover again, played until the sun came up and then some more..🥴 Oh yeah, i also played some Forefront(basically Battlefield in VR) on my Quest 3, the open alpha is live again this weekend and it's pretty dope i must say
Thought the beta was an utter dissapointment, didn't like the mostly infantry-focussed maps one bit. It's a little early to jump into conclusions yet, but one might hope the finished product has more large, open vehicle based maps. I played BF 2042's Iwo Jima map yesterday and it's actually a great reimagining, no cut corners here. A pleasant surprise!
I'm hopelessly addicted to Hitman World of Assassination in VR(again) and still lost in Into the Radius so probably these two, and i've just came round to finally properly start Alien Rogue Incursion. My Backlog is kinda out of control, as usual. I've found a little hidden gem for my Quest 3 as well recently, it's still in early access and kinda bare bones but really promising. It's called The Pirate: Republic of Nassau and it looks great for a standalone game, it's open world and lends a thing or two from AC Black Flag and Sid Meiers Pirates! The naval battles are very similar to AC4/Skull & Bones and it has the same kind feel to the management, exploration and strategy as Sid Meiers Pirates! had. New stuff is added constantly and it's dirt cheap, highly reccommended if you liked the aforementioned games and have a Meta Quest 3!
Yeah, i'm still interested, i'm a BF vet. that has played 'em all since BF2 on the PC, and even stuck around during the more difficult times. BF2042 eventually turned out allright imo, maybe it's not a really good BF game but it's a solid online shooter these days. BF6 looks promising so i'll be there when it launches(again)
I just have what's now called 'Essential'. I'm not playing an awful lot online these days, but when i occasionally do feel the urge i want to have access to it at all times. Forking out that much money for a console that can't even do online MP and cloud based saving just feels dead wrong to me in a way, so i stay subscribed. The monthly 'free' games that come with it almost never catch my interest, mainly because i'm on PSVR 1&2 all the time anyway but that's just me
NO VR=NO BUY. If it'll be announced, it'll probably be through one of Sony's own showcases though. Don't hold your breath just yet, fellow VR-enthusiasts!
@Art_Vandelay Ah, finally somebody else with knowledge of the VR-business. How refreshing! Completely agree with all you've said above here, including the 'PSVR 2 is the reason why you're still into gaming this gen.' Same here man, same here🍻
@DaveTheRave It has nothing to do with PSVR 2 being on it's last legs, the studio behind Beat Saber is owned by Meta nowadays. They just want to have advantage over the competitor, that's all.
VR mode or no buy, simple as that. RE7, RE8 and RE4 Remake are my fave gaming experiences EVER, due to VR. RE and VR are such a perfect match, can't go back to a flatscreen Sony and Capcom
MAY 1 | Dig VR | Just Add Water
MAY 1 | House of Da Vinci VR | Blue Brain Games
MAY 7 | Wall Town Wonders | Cyborn
MAY 7 | Ghosts of Tabor | Combat Waffle
MAY 8 | The Midnight Walk | MoonHood
MAY 15 | Pirates VR: Jolly Roger | Split Light Studio
MAY 15 | Smash Drums | PotamWorks
MAY 22 | Zombie Army VR | Rebellion
MAY 30 | Get Out: A Very Bad Dreams Story | Creative 3DVR
There. All releases for PSVR 2 in May. Now that wasn't so hard, was it?
@CaptD Sony opted for a Hitman WoA remastered version on the PSVR 2 so it seems Can't blame 'em, the PSVR 2 version is bloody brilliant, it really is but i already sank hundreds of hours in the in comparison crippled version that was on the first PSVR. I would have settled for another huge, sandbox style rpg that actually hasn't been released on a Sony VR platform yet but it's allright. The support of smaller indie devs has been overwhelming up until now
These guys will have my eternal gratitude if they would announce VR support at some point. I never played Skyrim until Skyrim VR dropped in late 2018, and it propelled a game i didn't even bother with on a flatscreen to the most epic gaming experience i ever had. Period. Btw, couldn't get into Oblivion at all when i owned it on PS3, chances are that VR actually will get me engaged and eventually hooked, just like kinda similar stuff for VR like the previously mentioned follow-up and No Man's Sky
Am i interested? YES! I played it for a couple of hours on the cinema screen of my Meta Quest 3, where i could fiddle around with Microsoft's Xbox streaming service for just €1. It was kinda playable but the hiccups grew from minor to seconds long screen freezes so i gave up on it entirely. Thing is, i love Bethesda RPG's and always wanted to play Starfield. The couple of hours i had with it i enjoyed, so i'll be definitely picking it up. Downside is that i turned to the religion that is VR for me for almost eight years now and generally i don't give a rat's ass about anything flatscreen these days. The time i can spend on gaming is all about PSVR 2 and Quest 3, and after 500+ hours of Skyrim VR i want everything Bethesda to be in VR. The possibility of that happening comes a little closer if Starfield actually gets a PS5 release but i doubt if i'll ever again put hundreds of hours in a pancake game ever again to be honest. Maybe GTA6 can manage that, i'll be picking it up for sure just to be part of the cultural phenomenon it has become but any other ordinairy pancake game is destined to get very little interest from me
BF 2042 eventually turned out allright. I stuck around and sank 600+ hrs. in it, it may not be a very good BF game but it's a solid online shooter in it's current state. It does a few things better than any BF before it but you have to play extensively to notice and appreciate it. The gunplay is good, very responsive and the game runs and looks really well. The decision to focus on 64 players again for the maps that released later on was a good one, just like the return of the class system, although it's slightly different than before. Curious to see what DICE comes up with this time around
I love my PSVR 2, it's the best place to play the multiplatform VR games. I've got a Quest 3 as well for the exclusives and multimedia functionalities but as far as games are concerned it's PSVR 2 all the way. The recently released Arken Age is a gem of an VR game, it really shows what the PSVR 2 can do in terms of visuals and gameplay. Recommended.
The game already received two post-launch patches that should adress an issue or two. I got it, didn't play much yet but being 'inside' this iconic world with great looking environments is reason enough for me to be all giddy and full excitement. Aarons score feels on the low side for me but at least it can be considered 'good'. Behemoth, which i'm currently really enjoying as well got relentlessly slaughtered here. That game is already much better and far less buggy than the review build Aaron must have played, i'm still in shock it got a 4 here.
I'll be checking out Subside and Alien Rogue Incursion, just purchased both yesterday. I'll probably resume my playthroughs of RE4 Remake, Behemoth and Bulletstorm VR as well
I played for a couple of hours, didn't reach the first Behemoth yet but shelved it for now. I enjoyed what i've played so far but yeah it clearly needs more time in the oven. There's a huge patch announced for tomorrow that should bring the blood effects back on PSVR 2(accidentally removed by the day one patch) and Quest 3 gets a lot of fixes as well. I hope it'll be enough to improve the overall experience but i might hold off a bit longer
I'm having the time of my life as far as VR gaming is concerned. Too many great titles, i can't even keep up! The combo Quest 3 and PSVR 2 is where it's at, i'm playing Batman Arkham Shadow and Metro Awakening(VR2) right now and then Behemoth releases in a week...😵💫
@Push Square editorial: Any chance we'll get a (mini)review of the wonderful Max Mustard for PSVR 2? The game is too good to be ignored i think, instantly the best platformer available for the headset
@thefourfoldroot1 Lol! Did you play RE7 in VR, bro? Scariest game i ever played, but this only applies when in VR-mode obviously. Also, definitely survival horror, same goes for RE Village VR but to a lesser extend i guess
@yoda87960 I had the 'VR Cover' as well, i presume you mean that one, and although it made the headset a bit less awful to wear it's a far cry from what Globular Cluster manages to do. I don't have to tighten the knob at all, it stays perfectly in place and is up there with PSVR 1 in terms of comfort for me. Glad i can help, happy gaming!
For all the people who find PSVR 2 uncomfortable and the sweet spot hard to maintain out of the box(i struggled for months with both after the initial purchase), i strongly recommend buying the Globular Cluster comfort mod. It's available through Amazon.co.uk or directly at the company themselves and it solves all(at least in my case) of the known comfort/sweet spot issues with ease. It's not cheap but almost a necessity for prolonged PSVR 2 gaming sessions, and lots of others i spoke to agree with me. It's a high quality product with multiple mix-and-match options, thought-out very well. I can't use PSVR 2 without it, you can thank me later. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Globular-Cluster-CMP2-Comfortable-Balancer-Soft/dp/B0CBJY4DR2/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?
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Re: 'Sony's Never Experienced This Phenomenon Before': PS5 Smash Hit Gran Turismo 7 Getting Stronger Over Time
@McDosy Have you already played VRacer Hoverbike? It's the closest thing to Wipeout Omega Collection(it's biggest source of inspiration) on PSVR 2, except you're on a anti-grav. motorcycle. It's great, really polished and blistering fast. Also, FlatOut VR(Flat2VR Games) is scheduled for release sometime next year, it'll probably scratch that arcadey 'drive like a lunatic' itch😁
Re: 'Sony's Never Experienced This Phenomenon Before': PS5 Smash Hit Gran Turismo 7 Getting Stronger Over Time
I've always enjoyed a good racing game, more on the arcade side of things usually and for a long time the last GT game i bought and played was GT3 for the PS2. Believe me, i've tried to enjoy it but it turned out to be just not my thing. Too much micro management, tinkering, statistics and whatnot. Slow and boring to me, i figured i just wasn't part of the target
audience back then. Oh how things have changed! As a huge fan of VR, two years ago i decided to give GT7 a chance when i heard it was a bit more accessible this time around and there wasn't much to do(yet) on PSVR 2 in the racing genre anyway.. The rest is history, 200+ hrs. of gameplay later and a racing wheel+rig in my possession, i freaking love GT7! It's just so good with a wheel and a PSVR 2 headset, it exceeded far, far beyond the expectations i had at the time😁
Re: PSVR2's Highly Anticipated Aces of Thunder Locks in a 3rd February Release Date
Finally a release date, i've been waiting for this game a while now. Next year is already looking great for PSVR 2, so many announcements lately and my backlog for it is ever growing
Re: Starfield PS5 Announcement Imminent as Bethesda Shows Big Changes Behind-the-Scenes
I'll buy it in a heartbeat if it gets PSVR 2 support😎
Re: The Boys Brings Some Much-Needed Heat to PSVR2 Next Year
Hey the more the merrier, PSVR 2 fires on all cylinders right now!🔥
Re: Biggest Gran Turismo 7 Overhaul Yet in This Week's Spec 3 Update, Power Pack DLC
Nice, i always play in VR and recently i bought a Logitech G29 wheel+rig for fairly cheap so i'm stoked to give it a go with all the new peripherals
Re: Mini Review: Reach (PSVR2) - Great VR Parkour Let Down by Dull Story
Got it last week, and indeed it's enjoyable! Great movement mechanics and set pieces, as someone who couldn't really get into Synapse this feels like a breath of fresh air
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 604
Reach for PSVR 2, BF6 and probably some more VR with Into the Radius or Alien Rogue Incursion
Re: Xbox, PC Sci-Fi RPG Starfield Won't Be Revealed for PS5 Until Next Year
Never really played Starfield aside from the opening hour-or-so. I love Bethesda rpg's and to get me actually excited for this it also needs a PSVR 2 version. I played Skyrim VR to pieces for several years and Microsoft just recently announced Flight Simulator '24 for both PS5 and PSVR 2, so it's not entirely out-of-reach in that regard?
Re: Battlefield 6 Shares Explosive Look at Single Player in New Trailer, Captured on PS5 Pro
Here for the MP, as always with a BF title but it looks cool yeah. Cinematic even lol
Re: Rumours of Imminent PS5 Showcase Gain More Credibility
I just want an announcement of RE9 getting a VR version. Don't care about anything else
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 596
I had to take a quick(so i thought) look at that new No Man's Sky update in VR. It's the very first PSVR 2 game that now supports PSSR if you've got a PS5 Pro and holy *****, the difference is HUGE! It eliminates ALL of the aliasing issues, runs way, WAY better and looks super crisp as far as the eye can see! As somebody who plays mainly in VR, this is where i got my Pro for in the first place! This needs to come to GT7 as well, heck, it needs to be implemented in every VR2 game from now on as the technology is nothing short of amazing in combination with a PSVR 2! I'm addicted to NMS allover again, played until the sun came up and then some more..🥴 Oh yeah, i also played some Forefront(basically Battlefield in VR) on my Quest 3, the open alpha is live again this weekend and it's pretty dope i must say
Re: Earn 30 Battlefield 6 Items for Free in New Battlefield 2042 Event
Thought the beta was an utter dissapointment, didn't like the mostly infantry-focussed maps one bit. It's a little early to jump into conclusions yet, but one might hope the finished product has more large, open vehicle based maps. I played BF 2042's Iwo Jima map yesterday and it's actually a great reimagining, no cut corners here. A pleasant surprise!
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 592
I'm hopelessly addicted to Hitman World of Assassination in VR(again) and still lost in Into the Radius so probably these two, and i've just came round to finally properly start Alien Rogue Incursion. My Backlog is kinda out of control, as usual. I've found a little hidden gem for my Quest 3 as well recently, it's still in early access and kinda bare bones but really promising. It's called The Pirate: Republic of Nassau and it looks great for a standalone game, it's open world and lends a thing or two from AC Black Flag and Sid Meiers Pirates! The naval battles are very similar to AC4/Skull & Bones and it has the same kind feel to the management, exploration and strategy as Sid Meiers Pirates! had. New stuff is added constantly and it's dirt cheap, highly reccommended if you liked the aforementioned games and have a Meta Quest 3!
Re: Battlefield 6 Officially Confirmed, Reveal Trailer on Thursday
Yeah, i'm still interested, i'm a BF vet. that has played 'em all since BF2 on the PC, and even stuck around during the more difficult times. BF2042 eventually turned out allright imo, maybe it's not a really good BF game but it's a solid online shooter these days. BF6 looks promising so i'll be there when it launches(again)
Re: New Ace Combat Game Teased in 30th Anniversary Message
The small VR bonus AC7 had was excellent! Even when AC8's VR support is going to be roughly of the same size, if at all, i'll be purchasing for sure!
Re: Poll: 15 Years of PS Plus - What Do You Think of Sony's Subscription Service?
I just have what's now called 'Essential'. I'm not playing an awful lot online these days, but when i occasionally do feel the urge i want to have access to it at all times. Forking out that much money for a console that can't even do online MP and cloud based saving just feels dead wrong to me in a way, so i stay subscribed. The monthly 'free' games that come with it almost never catch my interest, mainly because i'm on PSVR 1&2 all the time anyway but that's just me
Re: Resident Evil Requiem the Headliner of Next Capcom Spotlight Showcase
NO VR=NO BUY. If it'll be announced, it'll probably be through one of Sony's own showcases though. Don't hold your breath just yet, fellow VR-enthusiasts!
Re: PSVR2 to Lose the Support of Its Best Game This Month
@Art_Vandelay Ah, finally somebody else with knowledge of the VR-business. How refreshing! Completely agree with all you've said above here, including the 'PSVR 2 is the reason why you're still into gaming this gen.' Same here man, same here🍻
Re: PSVR2 to Lose the Support of Its Best Game This Month
@DaveTheRave It has nothing to do with PSVR 2 being on it's last legs, the studio behind Beat Saber is owned by Meta nowadays. They just want to have advantage over the competitor, that's all.
Re: Resident Evil Requiem Playable in 1st and 3rd Person, New Screenshots
VR mode or no buy, simple as that. RE7, RE8 and RE4 Remake are my fave gaming experiences EVER, due to VR. RE and VR are such a perfect match, can't go back to a flatscreen Sony and Capcom
Re: Thief Returns with PSVR2 Game Legacy of Shadow, Arriving in 2025
Highlight of the show for me, day one purchase! Cannot wait!
Re: New PSVR2 Games Release Dates in 2025
MAY 1 | Dig VR | Just Add Water
MAY 1 | House of Da Vinci VR | Blue Brain Games
MAY 7 | Wall Town Wonders | Cyborn
MAY 7 | Ghosts of Tabor | Combat Waffle
MAY 8 | The Midnight Walk | MoonHood
MAY 15 | Pirates VR: Jolly Roger | Split Light Studio
MAY 15 | Smash Drums | PotamWorks
MAY 22 | Zombie Army VR | Rebellion
MAY 30 | Get Out: A Very Bad Dreams Story | Creative 3DVR
There. All releases for PSVR 2 in May. Now that wasn't so hard, was it?
Re: Oblivion Remastered Out Now on PS5, Price and Download Size Revealed
@CaptD Sony opted for a Hitman WoA remastered version on the PSVR 2 so it seems Can't blame 'em, the PSVR 2 version is bloody brilliant, it really is but i already sank hundreds of hours in the in comparison crippled version that was on the first PSVR. I would have settled for another huge, sandbox style rpg that actually hasn't been released on a Sony VR platform yet but it's allright. The support of smaller indie devs has been overwhelming up until now
Re: Oblivion Remastered Out Now on PS5, Price and Download Size Revealed
No VR no buy. A man has to stand up in regard to his standarda
Re: Oblivion Remastered Out Now on PS5, Price and Download Size Revealed
@Bamila Get that first. I couldn't get into the original Oblivion at all, while Skyrim became one of my alltime faves
Re: Oblivion Remastered: Everything New and All Changes Compared to the Original Oblivion
These guys will have my eternal gratitude if they would announce VR support at some point. I never played Skyrim until Skyrim VR dropped in late 2018, and it propelled a game i didn't even bother with on a flatscreen to the most epic gaming experience i ever had. Period. Btw, couldn't get into Oblivion at all when i owned it on PS3, chances are that VR actually will get me engaged and eventually hooked, just like kinda similar stuff for VR like the previously mentioned follow-up and No Man's Sky
Re: PSVR2 Owners, It's Time to Immerse Yourself in the Headset's Best New Game
@Throb You need to own Hitman 3 for PS4 or PS5. Either version will do
Re: Slenderman Makes His Horrifying Arrival on PSVR2 Next Month
I love VR, it's basically all i play and love a good horror game as well. Still not interested lol
Re: Ex-Xbox System Seller Starfield Edges Ever Closer to PS5
Am i interested? YES! I played it for a couple of hours on the cinema screen of my Meta Quest 3, where i could fiddle around with Microsoft's Xbox streaming service for just €1. It was kinda playable but the hiccups grew from minor to seconds long screen freezes so i gave up on it entirely. Thing is, i love Bethesda RPG's and always wanted to play Starfield. The couple of hours i had with it i enjoyed, so i'll be definitely picking it up. Downside is that i turned to the religion that is VR for me for almost eight years now and generally i don't give a rat's ass about anything flatscreen these days. The time i can spend on gaming is all about PSVR 2 and Quest 3, and after 500+ hours of Skyrim VR i want everything Bethesda to be in VR. The possibility of that happening comes a little closer if Starfield actually gets a PS5 release but i doubt if i'll ever again put hundreds of hours in a pancake game ever again to be honest. Maybe GTA6 can manage that, i'll be picking it up for sure just to be part of the cultural phenomenon it has become but any other ordinairy pancake game is destined to get very little interest from me
Re: Xbox Games on PS5 Is a Win for PlayStation Owners, Says Yoshida
All i want is Starfield on PS5, can i have that game please? They can keep the rest
Re: Battlefield Fans Stand at Attention as EA Teases Community Testing Program
BF 2042 eventually turned out allright. I stuck around and sank 600+ hrs. in it, it may not be a very good BF game but it's a solid online shooter in it's current state. It does a few things better than any BF before it but you have to play extensively to notice and appreciate it. The gunplay is good, very responsive and the game runs and looks really well. The decision to focus on 64 players again for the maps that released later on was a good one, just like the return of the class system, although it's slightly different than before. Curious to see what DICE comes up with this time around
Re: Shuhei Yoshida on PSVR2: 'I'm Sorry'
I love my PSVR 2, it's the best place to play the multiplatform VR games. I've got a Quest 3 as well for the exclusives and multimedia functionalities but as far as games are concerned it's PSVR 2 all the way. The recently released Arken Age is a gem of an VR game, it really shows what the PSVR 2 can do in terms of visuals and gameplay. Recommended.
Re: Happy New Year from the Push Square Team
Happy New Year gamer peeps🍻
Re: Alien: Rogue Incursion (PSVR2) - A Solid First VR Venture into an Iconic Sci-Fi World
The game already received two post-launch patches that should adress an issue or two. I got it, didn't play much yet but being 'inside' this iconic world with great looking environments is reason enough for me to be all giddy and full excitement. Aarons score feels on the low side for me but at least it can be considered 'good'. Behemoth, which i'm currently really enjoying as well got relentlessly slaughtered here. That game is already much better and far less buggy than the review build Aaron must have played, i'm still in shock it got a 4 here.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 560
I'll be checking out Subside and Alien Rogue Incursion, just purchased both yesterday. I'll probably resume my playthroughs of RE4 Remake, Behemoth and Bulletstorm VR as well
Re: Behemoth (PSVR2) - Great Concept, Poor Execution
I played for a couple of hours, didn't reach the first Behemoth yet but shelved it for now. I enjoyed what i've played so far but yeah it clearly needs more time in the oven. There's a huge patch announced for tomorrow that should bring the blood effects back on PSVR 2(accidentally removed by the day one patch) and Quest 3 gets a lot of fixes as well. I hope it'll be enough to improve the overall experience but i might hold off a bit longer
Re: Poll: Are You Playing Path of Exile 2?
Behemoth is currently my jam!🔥🤘
Re: Shocking: Sony Promotes PSVR2 with New Trailer Showcasing Upcoming Games
I'm having the time of my life as far as VR gaming is concerned. Too many great titles, i can't even keep up! The combo Quest 3 and PSVR 2 is where it's at, i'm playing Batman Arkham Shadow and Metro Awakening(VR2) right now and then Behemoth releases in a week...😵💫
Re: PSVR2 Horror Alien: Rogue Incursion Goes Gold, Reveals New Trailer
@Axelay71 It's just a first-person shooter in VR, haven't you played one of these before? If you can take one you can take 'em all
Re: Metro Awakening Will Be a Reason to Own PSVR2 This Holiday
Already own PSVR 2 and already preordered Metro
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 552
Batman Arkham Shadow all the way! Amazing return of the Arkham series!
Re: Mini Review: Arizona Sunshine Remake (PS5) - More Remaster Than Remake
@Push Square editorial: Any chance we'll get a (mini)review of the wonderful Max Mustard for PSVR 2? The game is too good to be ignored i think, instantly the best platformer available for the headset
Re: PS5's New Welcome Page Rolling Out to UK Accounts
Nothing in the Netherlands as of yet
Re: State of Play Confirmed for Tomorrow, 20+ PS5, PSVR2 Games Included
@thefourfoldroot1 That would be Resi 9 VR i guess?😜
Re: PSVR2 Becomes Your Personal Facehugger for Alien: Rogue Incursion
@thefourfoldroot1 Lol! Did you play RE7 in VR, bro? Scariest game i ever played, but this only applies when in VR-mode obviously. Also, definitely survival horror, same goes for RE Village VR but to a lesser extend i guess
Re: Highly Rated, P.T.-Like Walking Sim The Exit 8 Has Suddenly Arrived on PS5, PS4
There's a VR version on Quest 3. I rather get it for PSVR 2 but all i see is pancake on PS5. No VR no buy
Re: Talking Point: Is It Finally the Right Time to Buy PSVR2?
@yoda87960 I had the 'VR Cover' as well, i presume you mean that one, and although it made the headset a bit less awful to wear it's a far cry from what Globular Cluster manages to do. I don't have to tighten the knob at all, it stays perfectly in place and is up there with PSVR 1 in terms of comfort for me. Glad i can help, happy gaming!
Re: Talking Point: Is It Finally the Right Time to Buy PSVR2?
For all the people who find PSVR 2 uncomfortable and the sweet spot hard to maintain out of the box(i struggled for months with both after the initial purchase), i strongly recommend buying the Globular Cluster comfort mod. It's available through Amazon.co.uk or directly at the company themselves and it solves all(at least in my case) of the known comfort/sweet spot issues with ease. It's not cheap but almost a necessity for prolonged PSVR 2 gaming sessions, and lots of others i spoke to agree with me. It's a high quality product with multiple mix-and-match options, thought-out very well. I can't use PSVR 2 without it, you can thank me later.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Globular-Cluster-CMP2-Comfortable-Balancer-Soft/dp/B0CBJY4DR2/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?
Re: Nobody Wants to Die (PS5) - Film Noir Meets Cyberpunk in This Stylish Detective Thriller
I might be getting this now, love the artstyle