/vg/ is just filled with VRchat nonsense.
Lets talk about vr Yea Forums
What do you think the future of VR gaming looks like?
VR Thread
Jose Diaz
Brandon Cox
Until the FOV completly covers my vision i cant get immersed. Maybe in the next cycle
Connor Ortiz
Stormland is looking pretty dope
Cameron Torres
I got a plastic headset for my phone does that count
Lucas Nelson
yes, you can actually play some fun phone games with it if you wanted to.
Jace Johnson
have you seen the pimax?
Josiah Butler
More here
Mason Reyes
pls don't shill the chinkshit set
John Wright
In an effort to give this thread more of a push, I wanted to ask the same question as OP, but get more specific. It this point I feel confident that 1st person action games can work well in VR. However, where do we go from here once the novelty of being able to do whatever we want with a weapon wears off and everything starts to feel the same? Most action games differentiate from each other by having unique move sets, which will be much more difficult to do in VR while still taking advantage of the extra freedom you. Would doing specific motions to initiate a special move work or would that just get old and gimmicky. Of course movement mechanics are still a good option since traditional video game rules still apply there.
Michael Adams
you got to admit it's pretty impressive that they can do 200 fov