/v/ - Vidya I Guess

I've seen a few interesting VR projects, but to me it still seems like a novelty not worth the expensive price tag

i got a sony psvr thing for the ps4 as a gift, and the only thing I enjoyed with it was some star wars x-wing dogfighting demo
i feel like flight sim games in general would be pretty good, but everything else i tried was garbage

>>1108
yeah buying vr is still for retards
>>1112
simulations are not games.

every time people write psvr I think they're talking about passover and it's some secret jew shit I'm missing out on

>>1122
>he doesn't know
lol dumb goyim will never learn

half life alex is the only well polished VR gayme ive seen so far
like a lot of stuff looks like it would be fun for a bit of a gimmick
the best stuff so far appears to be for habbo hotel style shit. i bet you could do some pretty autistic economics/role playing stuff, maybe in a fantasy setting or something. but combat is still so clunky for the majority of stuff
but.. i could see clever studios cracking the formula. HL:A pulled it off about as well as i think is possible at this point

>>1134
I think they just need to play to the strengths of VR. Imagine a game like Steel Battalion where you are in a cockpit and you have hundreds of buttons and controls all in VR. And you have to keep all these systems functioning while also completing objectives. That would kick ass

>>1145
if they could get tracking down perfectly, than i guess that could work