PSVR 2 really does change the way you play GT7, and I would even go so far as to say it makes it feel like an entirely different experience. I never actually considered myself much of a car collector in GT7, but now I want to drive as many as I can get my hands on just to see what they are like.
It feels like Gran Turismo 7’s full VR support completes not just the game, but larger objectives Polyphony Digital has been pursuing for years. It changes the game, and it represents a significant milestone in the history of this franchise and the racing game genre at large.
Here is a list of ten VR Games either hoped for or coming out in 2024 or shortly afterwards. Some of them look to be top notch releases.
The next game update for Gran Turismo 7 looks set to land on our consoles this coming Thursday, May 30, with series creator Kazunori Yamauchi posting his traditional pre-update teaser on Twitter.
It's a date we've been expecting for a little while, with content updates coming far more commonly on
Cars, and more cars... Yet, they rarely add new locations where we can drive all those cars... smh.
Following on from its Meta Quest launch, adventure-mystery Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye is out now for PSVR 2.
Game changer for me. Im seriously considering getting a wheel because of it.
Game changer and console VR users already knew this. PC VR racers knew this. You don't just play the game. You experience it. You live it.
I'm just glad more individuals are learning this fact too. Sony's flagship title has definitely changed a lot of mindsets on console. Detailed graphics on a flat screen is still cool. But then there's VR. Totally ups the game.
Well just got my ps5 yesterday next stop psvr lol its just so damn expensive, I'll get one in a few months
I was racing in an American muscle car of some kind, a '69 or '70 and as I was checking out the old school dash, I noticed the odometer was actually ticking up as I was driving. I also had the time set to go 30x faster than standard and the in-car clock was spinning around rapidly. Not sure I'd have noticed these details playing traditionally. VR lets you get a real close look.
It's amazing!