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They have guys from Driveclub's former devs Evolution working at Codemasters. it's why the closure of DC at least wasn't too bad since the guys there picked up somewhere else.
Sidenote: Got my pops The Last Guardian and I Expect You To Die (among a couple other games) for his birthday.
The last guardian looks incredible. I'll scoop it up when I can get for $30 or so.
I expect you to die looked fun as hell but he was havin a little trouble with items that were low which is the complaint I had about Batman VR.
 

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Played the first 2 levels of "I expect you to die" last night.
Very dope game. They did a good job on making a puzzle game interesting and the VR immersion is one of the best I've experienced.
 

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Downloaded pinball fx2 vr.
If you like pinball it's cool. VR doesn't feel forced but it doesn't feel necessary or really add to the overall experience for this game. Mainly due to the fact that there isn't much you can do with pinball to begin with.
$15 for 3 tables. I don't think it's a bad price for what it offers. I might pay $5 more to get the walking dead table. Overall, it's well done, but VR doesn't change the overall experience you get with a regular tv in this case.
 
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Anybody tried the Jaunt VR app?? It's like Vrideo. Cool little videos from around the world lets you be front and center of a short video. It was cool I was in Nairobi, Kenya looking at some shyt.
I downloaded the "Lens" app last night and it's like Jaunt but I found it to have noticeably better video quality.
Check it out.
 

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Until Dawn Rush Of Blood is going to be on sale at best buy for $10 the week of January 22.
If you don't have this game you should definitely pick it up.
I think it's easily worth full price and at $10 its a steal.

Here's the full list of PSVR games going on sale. GCU will stack:
  • Battlezone – $39.99/$32
  • RIGS: Mechanized Combat League $29.99/$24
  • DriveClub VR – $29.99/$24
  • Until Dawn: Rush of Blood – $9.99/$8
I wasn't a fan of the Rigs demo but at that price I might scoop it up.
 

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RE7 early copy user review(VR)
When Capcom revealed RE7 at last year’s E3 2016, the reactions were mixed. I was one of the fans who supported the idea of the gameplay style being shifted from third-person to first-person. Today I beat the game for the first time and in VR mode, too. The game took me 9 hours and 5 minutes to beat in Normal mode, a pretty good length for a main Resident Evil game. But of course I’m here to tell you whether the game is worth the wait or not.

If you love RE Remake, then you will absolutely love and enjoy RE7 even more. Now don’t compare this game to RE4 or even RE2 when it comes to number of contents in the campaign but RE7 does contain some interesting enemies and boss fights. One of the boss fights felt like fighting against Salazar from RE4. The game featured some interesting puzzles but they felt simpler than RE Remake’s. RE7 is the goriest RE game and the second goriest RE game I can think of is RE4. Now keep in mind that I beat this game fully in VR, never even tried the normal mode to see how different the gunplay is from VR mode. In VR mode, aiming at enemies was super easy.

Speaking of VR, the visuals in VR mode were beautiful, clean and smooth. Kitchen demo in VR looked terrible, well, not really but if you recently played the Beginning Hour demo in VR and compare it to the Kitchen demo, then you’ll know exactly what I mean. The sound design for the game was amazing but when it comes to soundtrack, most of them were unmemorable and forgettable. Most of the soundtracks are ambient, yes, but remember how memorable the ones in both RE Original and Remake are? In RE7, I don’t remember any tracks but “Go Tell Aunt Rhody” and its save theme song.

Now, is the game scary? If you find RE Remake scary, then I can safely say that it’s on the same level, maybe a little less but still scary. There were moments where I panicked a lot and it was a lot of fun…in VR.

What about the story? Well, since this is a quick spoiler-free review, all I can say is that the story is very brand new, didn’t felt like a Resident Evil story, but I really, really enjoyed the story, though the ending did left me confused.

Overall, RE7 is a fantastic Resident Evil game. The story was brand new, the visuals were beautiful (especially in VR), the sound design was great but most of the musical tracks are forgettable. I really advice you all to NOT spoil yourselves, please do wait for the game to arrive on 24th January, avoid livestreams at Twitch or YouTube. Capcom really put a lot of effort into this game and I say well done! Like Undertale, it is a game you need to experience for yourselves.
Resident Evil 7 (VR) gets an 8.9/10.
 
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