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When I say similar to saints and sinners I mean similarities in the whole slight rpg element of the game and how much freedom you get. The way I can kill anyone, wield a revolver while puffing on a cigarette, leaving a trail of dead walkers in my wake. Something like that, anything even close to that, I’d be interested in. Yall got anything?
P.S. Peaky Blinders is another example of the type of game I’d like.
I'm new to VR and I'm searching for a lens that fits my application, that being:
At the moment I've only heard from a Google cardboard 37mm lens, but I've not seen It anywhere. If anyway could help me It would be very apreciated Thanks
I currently use a Quest 2, but don’t have a PC to back it up. It’s not the best but it’s definitely better than my PSVR 1, which I pair with my PS5, even though it’s standalone.
Since I have a PS5, I’ve been considering buying a PSVR2. However, the games are worse than the first PSVR imo, which I already have, so I’d be buying it for the improvement in tech/quality. I assume it’s a huge improvement from the native Quest 2 since it’s newer and uses the power of a console, but I’m wondering how much of a difference I’d actually notice. Like, would it be revolutionary or would the experience generally be the same?
I wanted to ask if anyone knows a game in the style of rumble games where you have to do combos to do something
I'm considering my options and did some googling but to no avail.
I have a Windows 11 desktop PC with a Radeon 6800 XT which runs VR very well, but I have no space for my daughter to play games.
Options I am thinking of are:
Use my Surface Pro 7 + Steam Remote play. Do you know if it works for this headset?
When my daughter wants to play, plug the computer in the terrace. Can I do this without a keyboard/monitor/mouse setup? How would I set this up?
Cause i'm kind of interested in buying it but i'm not good at puzzle games, and i have to complete 80 and i assume they get harder and harder. I will never unlock free mode sandbox if that's the case.
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I was looking into buying a headset, but all I don't know which to choose for ma needs. (skip to the end if you're just looking for requirements)
I'm only going to play pc games so I know I don't need storage, but I am specifically looking at performance and being connected via wire is no issue. I'm only aware of meta quest, valve index and vivo but don't know which would be the best one to get.
so basically my requirements are: Good performance €1100 max (prefered lower) no need for storage no need for wirless connected via hdmi/usb/dp I am mostly going to play HL Alyx easy to setup (I never used a headset before) 1080p min res (prefered 2K if possible)
Btw I have a 3070ti so if these standards are too highfor the graphics card (since I want to play at max settings) let me know, ask me any questions if I didn't make something clear.
Thank you in advanced.
Windlands 2 comes to PlayStation VR2 on July 25!
See the launch trailer here: https://youtu.be/sziZWZW6-Xc
So, as I already mentioned in the title, I cannot decide between the PSVR 2 and the Quest 3. I would tend to get the Q3 (pancake lens, wireless) but I am really worried about the fact that my laptop (3070, ryzen 7) is barely able to run some of my fav VR titles smoothly on default resolution (FNAF VR, Blade and Sorcery, Hellsplit Arena, Boneworks etc.). I would also play on native mode on the Quest (no PC involved), but I am way more interested in PC VR gaming especially (ik that the majority of native Quest games have ps3 graphics) and not so much in watching videos, working, mixed reality in VR, just gaming (most of the time). As the PSVR2 PC adaptor is coming soon, I find this headset as a very good option as well, except for the only minus (imo) of the crappy fresnel lens. The PSVR2 is a way safer option imo (just plug and play, I own a ps5 already), but not as good as the Q3 in PCVR with a strong rig (im not sure if mine is strong enough, that is why I asked ;) ). Thanks in advance!
Specs :
Ryzen 5 5600X
RX 6600XT
16GB RAM
ive had a WMR headset before however i was not a big fan of the controllers and how it performed on my old PC (troubleshooting issues)..... Also would AAA vr mods even be possible on this rig ? (for example GTA V mod)
Thank You :)
It was advertiserd for v66 but a lot of people ened up getting it in v67 that just released
and damn the difference is massive, on the tests i did it was even better than on the videos, there was no warping at all
The Ruins in those games had a great atmosphere. They were cold, dark, and quiet except for the far-off clanking of reaverbots. They were creepy, but not cheap. There were no bleeding wall pustules, just gray metal. I have Ancient Dungeon which I enjoy, but it doesn't give me the same feeling of constant nervousness that the Legends games did.
(Robots and lasers not required. Monkeys discouraged)
I’m looking to build a computer for someone and was wondering if AMD was having issues with drivers anymore and if so how bad are these issues. She uses a quest 3 and I’d appreciate any personal experiences with AMD gpu and how good or bad it was.
Hi, I'm in the market for my first VR headset and - with the caveat that portability isn't a big deal for me - I'm wondering whether or get a quest 3 or PSVR2 with the coming PC Adapter? Opinions?
Just as the title says I'm looking for a headset with good virtual monitor clarity that's it
I played the game with keyboard and mouse.
The gameplay itself felt very good. But UUVR is far from perfect at this moment:
I want to know if Simulator can Teach Me with how a car works and how much of space it take on the road and how to drive it i am planning to buy a logitech G29 with the shifter and a VR headst and planning to ride my fathers car That s Stock on my Garage so i was wondering if Simulator can help me with it if any of you guys have experience I Usually RIDE a Motorcycle
So I used a lot of money to buy an oculus quest 2 for me a while back, and it came with the tracking broken like I had never seen before. And I never had the time to send it back so now the warranty is expired and I still don't know what to do. Okay so basically what is happening is that whenever I move my hand irl, my hands in game either get stuck in one place and I can move them, or they move somewhere entirely different than where I'm moving them irl, like for example, I'll move my hands like 1 foot above my waist and the hands in game will be like 3 feet above my head or in some other random places. I've had times where my hands in game were across the map from where I was, and it just makes it impossible to play. What puzzles me is that I know it isn't a problem with my environment or like obstructions, because my wrist movements are perfectly accurate and when I use hand tracking my hands move like they're supposed too and they work perfectly. I looked on YouTube and other platforms but no one has my issue, and I am incredibly sad because it is really hard for me to get any money and I spent a lot of it on my VR, only for it not to work. Please if anyone can help, help please.
Dreams was a ps4 game that allowed players to make all sorts of game and you could play such games in vr too. I remember enjoying many people’s creative works.
If something like this comes up in steam, it’d be a game-changer.