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If this is true, pricing will be key here for me. I actually really like remote play for some games. I've been using my phone and the Razer kishi for it but a bigger and better screen and controls would be very welcome. That said, knowing Sony, it will probably have a hefty price tag.

@get2sammyb I hope they're painfully aware of said expectations. I don't think they'll exceed them but I sure hope they will meet them.

@playstation1995 I absolutely need to replay NNK remastered some day. The graphics and music are magical.

Although I'm fairly busy this weekend, probably a bit of PSVR2. Continuing my Moss Book II playthrough and a little Saints & Sinners Ch. 1 on the side.

@GrimReaper You're saying the games right now are trash and there's nothing to be excited about. I think there are quite a few great games on there but that aside: It just launched, maybe let's just wait and see what happens in terms of announcements this year? Maybe, after all, there will be games that excite you as well.

@GrimReaper Whether games suck or not is up to individual opinions, at least to a wide extent. That said, I don't think you're getting at much with that kind of confrontation. Most users here probably don't shy away from critically discussing things but it doesn't lead anywhere when you're trying to piss people off first and foremost.

@Shepherd_Tallon I usually can't stand racing sim type of games. Haven't played one in over a decade. VR changed that, lol.

Imo, Sackboy is criminally underrated.

Looks amazing. Can't wait to jump back into that beautiful world.

My compassion is limited.

@AFCC Most games don't justify that mode imo as the visual differences are mostly too minor for my liking. However, Ratchet was a damn treat in that mode. If every game did it like that, I'd be a staunch defender.

@Ravix You can even put the pig in your backpack, lol.

"Long-time fans can be hard to please". This is true which is why the reveal trailer threw me off in very particular aspects I didn't like at all, subtle details in the character voices, their intonations etc. Graphically, it looks impressive though. That said, I am hopeful, will definitely play it and I am looking forward to it but I am extremely skeptical. The good thing is: The original will still always be there as well.

God, this looks gorgeous. Can't wait.

Replaying Killzone Shadow Fall
VR: Moss Book II, C-Smash VRS

The best thing about this whole acquisition process is the dirty laundry that comes up from both of them. Other than that, there is not much to be excited about it going through imo.

I knew why I went max level, upgraded all my stuff to max and didn't start NG+. Perfect to jump into the DLC. Then again, I can't even remember whether a seperate save could have done as well, lol. Don't know anymore how the game handled it with savefiles.

@Arnna Nothing what you said had anything to do with my post. It's one of my favorite games. "But you do you".

@ORO_ERICIUS This is poor optimization above anything else. From Soft has a track record with this. Even people with beast PC rigs struggled to keep the framerate at 60 when it released.

The original is one of my favorite games ever. I will remain skeptical but I can't wait to try it out.

@CthulhuFhtagn Ok, that was nightmare fuel. Thanks for reminding me, lol

Which of the following sentences have you heard more than anything?

() Good morning.
() Goodbye.
() How are you?
(x) I am Malenia, Blade of Miquella.

35 hours for the main mission and 70 for completionists sounds absolutely perfect for my tastes. Will be interesting to see whether those numbers are accurate though.

To me, it is obvious this was a shelved PSVR1 game and I doubt updates will significantly improve it graphics wise. That said, and this is not a popular opinion, I had a great time with it despite its subpar graphics. It was basically more Rush of Blood which is both good and bad, depending on what you're looking at specifically.

At the risk of sounding insane: I never really liked the original. There, I said it. However, I'll probably play this one at some point but I'd love to play it in VR. Has it ever been officially confirmed that the full game will release for PSVR2? At the SOP it only said PSVR2 content in development. I was assuming this pertains to a mode, like Mercenaries. Yet, I see people claiming all the time that Capcom has confirmed the full game. I'm confused about this.

It's impossible to hate this man. You can't change my mind.

@FenIsMightier Did you move from Bulgaria to New Zealand by any chance?

Hopefully, the PS Plus version will also be patched. Silly me traded my physical copy in last year, thinking a 60 fps patch won't ever come out any more. Here we are.

@ajbrasel The guy only ever appears here to grouch, best to simply ignore him.

I can only recommend this app, I've been using it for years in conjunction with the Razer Kishi which is a nice budget option imo. It goes on sale all the time as well. I've been playing a lot of games via remote play surprisingly. Even some you "shouldn't play" via remote play. In my home environment, the delay is very close to non existent. For some games, this is already enough to adapt to it accordingly.

@ThorsHammer I've ordered from VR Optician for two reasons. They are manufacturing in Germany where I live, so I don't have to wait very long when it comes to shipping. Plus, I've used their lenses on my PSVR1 and can't stress enough what a flawless experience it was. That said, I'm sure you can achieve similar or equal results with brands like HonsVR as well. They seem to be the cheapest option. Pricing is also dependent on your specific values.

As for Resistance: Absolutely dated but man, it's just so fun. Can't wait to play the other 2 games as well.

@thefourfoldroot1 same honestly. I can't wait to dive back in hardcore once the lenses are here. I'm just extremely paranoid although there's probably no need to because I've been extremely careful and made sure there's always enough space between my glasses and the lenses. But it would be typical for me if I accidentally scratched them the day before my prescription lenses are being delivered, lol.

@CaptD I'd love that. However, I think Resistance wasn't continued because it didn't sell as well although there were plans for a sequel but they ditched it. Such a shame because I think the series is so underappreciated. I seriously consider 2 and 3 among the best first person singleplayer shooters.
Insomniac keeps posting pictures from the series on social media and my hope was that this might be a good sign for the future but they recently answered someone that there are no plans whatsoever at the moment.
As for Killzone: They had a VR game in development at Supermassive for PSVR but it got canceled in the midst of development as well. Shame.

I'd play more PSVR2 games but I have decided to wait for my precription lenses which should arrive next week. It's fine with glasses but I'd rather not take the risk of scratching anything until they're here.

So, I am currently replaying some PS3 goodness: I've replayed Resistance Fall of Man this week and just started the second. God, I miss this series and I'd love to see it again on PS some day.

@tallythwack While gyro aim is activated?

@DTfeartheBEARD it's a weird one though because you can't use the analog sticks at the same time. So as soon as you hold L2 to aim, you can only gyro aim, the right stick does nothing. But for me, that was still ok, just need to pre-aim without L2. I haven't messed around with the settings too much but it felt a bit floaty/ delayed. Still fine though.

@DTfeartheBEARD The game has gyro-aiming. Just thought I'd leave this here, lol.

@Suppressed I'm picturing it in my head and I must say: The thought is definitely amusing, lol.

Looks so good. VR will probably dominate my wallet this year.

According to Lulu Cheng Meservey, Jim Ryan has said on February 21st: "I don’t want a new Call of Duty deal. I just want to block your merger.". She better be sure he said exactly that. https://twitter.com/lulumeservey/status/1633573899400093699?cxt=HHwWhoC9wc6zz6stAAAA

They better give us some banger announcements later this year with this growing install base.

As soon as my girlfriend saw the trailer, she smiled from ear to ear without saying a word. Guess I'll have to buy it now. sigh

I'll chip away at the 2 games I have left on PSVR1 which most likely won't get an update (Arashi, Robinson The Journey) although I have PSVR2 as well. The reason for that is that I'm waiting for my prescription lenses for the new headset. While it works well with glasses, I'm paranoid I'll make a dumb move in a hectic moment and scratch it. The prescription lenses will simply give me that last peace of mind before I dive in hardcore.

@LiamCroft it's a bit irritating how people are judging you for this, lol. I personally don't care about time tracking either but everyone has their little ticks.

@LiamCroft I can't even see a pattern with the playtime on PS. In somes cases, it is definitely on point. Some others are so far off which made me think the system simply accumulates the time the game is running, regardless whether you're pausing etc. which you could circumvent by closing the game every time you're away from the console. Then again, as a recent example, Hogwarts Legacy shows about half the time compared to the in-game timer. It's really weird. Makes you wonder what the system behind it is.

@get2sammyb Exactly. I'd rather have smaller worlds with a love for detail than huge worlds that feel huge for the sake of it.

@get2sammyb "Yoshida explained that the developer wanted to render each location in obsessive detail, and while there’ll be ample opportunity to explore, you’ll effectively be poking around in vast zones rather than a sandbox that spans hundreds of kilometres"

I can't stress enough how much I appreciate that approach to world building.

@thefourfoldroot1 Will do the exact same. It was a flawless experience with PSVR. Fingers crossed eye tracking and foveated rendering won't be impacted.

@Max_the_German This seems to be an issue I come across a lot. People, especially newcomers, perceive it as blurry because it is not as sharp as on the social screen which it can't be. 2K, 4K etc. have to be regarded in conjunction with distance. When you press your face against your 4K TV, it will look blurry as well. Also, distant objects simply look softer, this is not an issue of sweetspot but simply the tech.

@Olmaz enough room for glasses. However, don't pull it too far in, so your glasses don't touch the lenses. This will cause a lot of scratches.