>he didn't fall for the VR meme
He didn't fall for the VR meme
Angel Thompson
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Elijah Garcia
haptic suits will never catch on
Thomas Hill
>tfw no vr games that are to my taste
It hurts
Blake Clark
elaborate
Jackson Martin
Nathan Phillips
I'm a huge weeb who mostly plays JRPGs and there are no JRPGs for vr
Hell, the only game that's even close to what I'd play despite not being a jrpg is borderlands 2 vr but I don't have psvr so that's a no-go.
The only game I have more than like an hour in that's vr is compound.
Ayden Sanders
Neptunia VIIR.
You should get some taste though.
Benjamin Rodriguez
>Neptune's viir
Doesn't that only have some weird extra mode that's vr, and the main game is the same old 3rd person Neptunia shit
Brayden Stewart
Oh that's true, I do wonder how Japan will fit into the VR scene.
There's a lot of room for innovation outside of action games but it hasn't been explored to nearly the same extent.
Camden Cook
So many dungeon crawlers and not a single one with any depth or longevity.
Michael Hughes
Things have changed since then. New VRodeo when?
Jose Hill
Gavin Green
He finally added the Python today. The collection is complete. (not pictured)
Gabriel Powell
Have you tried Dead Effect 2?
Carson Bennett
Interesting but not anime enough
I'll have to give it a try either way
Gabriel Fisher
Is there at least one VR game that doesn't look like the most boring piece of shit in existence?
Ayden Russell
no
Leo Young
There's a few neat ones, but you're hard pressed until someone makes a game for VR.
Luis Wright
If Bandai Namco is smart they’ll call up CyberConnect and tell them to make an actual .Hack VR MMO.
Levi Cooper
Beat Saber.
Jeremiah Lee
No, but they're all fun as fuck to actually play.
Henry King
what gemu
Owen Cooper
Bredu and sorceru
Aaron Bell
It's not anime at all but it's a loot shooter with a fair amount of content
There's also the ZOE2 VR port
Nathan Phillips
It's hard to invest time and budget into a medium that's still evolving. Just as motion controllers and roomscale are becoming standard, we'll have eye and finger tracking coming in the next gen. Possibly Kinect-style body tracking on Oculus too.
Games seem to strike a balance between having good interaction with the controllers or more content. Hence the best examples of VR being 'tech demos'. (Which I think is silly, since so many classic non-vr titles are just as short)
Well said.
Samuel White
is there a game like mount and blade but with VR?
Landon Morris