This looks really fun, but for a game that's 10-12 hours long and no co-op--I'm not paying $50. I'll wait for the inevitable sale. I'm not saying that the game needs to be 100 hours or more either. I would pay $50 if the game was 20-30 hours.
Everyone is talking about the PSVR2, literally every gamer and gaming site in existence. Gaming journalism has been a joke for decades. They're all a bunch of English majors who couldn't sell a book and became gamers via proxy of the only job they could get hired to do. It's going to take them a decade or more to pay back those student loans, thus the constant clickbait. Old news. I would trust a steam review in barely comprehensible English to anything written by this website. Tr...
Yo brother, did you get it yet? I haven't but I will have the precious by summer.
You bring up an excellent point. I saw some VR footage of an NBA game and it was incredible. I was right under the basket and seeing a professional basketball player's footwork in VR is nothing like watching it from the stands or the TV. Imagine watching the Super Bowl in VR? I also saw a boxing match in VR once and it was equally incredible. I personally loved the Hulu app in VR, because it gave me a peaceful, beautiful virtual living room to escape to for a few hours. After a workout, I...
Everyone cared about the state of NMS when it released. But when people grow up and gain emotional maturity, they learn to forgive people for their mistakes, especially when that person goes out of their way to make things right. You said no one cared about the fake advertising when everyone cared. So, you lied. And by your own metric you should never be forgiven. You established that if someone lies they should never be forgiven by the fact that you're still angry about it all these year...
This is one of those games I will always come back to. It's one of the first games I'm playing on PSVR2.
Spot on. I don't come in because I don't want to answer no to the twenty questions I am asked. "Do you want to buy this? Preorder that? Want a subscription to this?" I can't buy a game at Gamestop without having to say no at least three times. I like the store, but do not like the format,
The first time I turned on my flashlight was one of the funniest things I have ever seen in a game. His suit just sort of lights up. There's no physical flashlight in his hand--hilarious. It's also the only game I've played to truly capture the delightfull quirkiness of Twin Peaks. I'm with you on how much I like this game. Despite all of its flaws, it's a genuinely fun experience. "My coffee warned me about it," is probably my favorite line of all time in any vi...
I found this review lacking in specifics. No mention of specific games played, finger tracking, and cinematic mode. The visuals are a letdown? That's not what other reviewers are saying at all. I haven't used it myself, so I will see for myself, but that one was puzzling. And the criticism that most of the game available are already available on other platforms seems overly harsh. While that is true, it's a brand new headset and the lineup coming is huge, therefore not a valid rea...
That's a great video that brings up some valid points. Why aren't people boycotting legos and Universal studios? Why this game? It never even occured to me that she profits off of those because I have never paid any attention to JK Rowling or her views. I just like Harry Potter.
Thanks for the link mate!
Thanks for the update. I just checked Gamestop's website and it is now $69.99 for preorder. Looks like Zelda's going to cost $70. Hopefully there will be a black Friday sale some time down the road.
Directly from the article "Worth noting, various retailers still have the $60 price point – you can reserve the game on Amazon, Best Buy, or GameStop."
Yeah, this is an exciting year. I'm the most pumped for PSVR2 and Hogwarts Legacy.
@Neonridr
It's the same in US. It's still available to preorder, which is great, because I was worried it would be sold out by the time I saved enough to get one. I am glad that the report that Sony cut production numbers are false.
The way I understood it is that Sony denied cutting the production numbers. But the reason why it was speculated that they would cut production numbers in the first place was due to the fact that preorders are half of what was expected. Sony predicted selling 2 million units in the first year, and the preorders are not reflecting that prediction. Is that information incorrect?
Edit: I just read that the original prediction of 2 million units also came from bloomberg, not from Son...
That's unfortunate that the preorders are half of what was projected, but the silver lining is that those that want one shouldn't have too much trouble getting one. My guess is it isn't due to lack of interest, but more likely due to the increase in cost of food, gas and pretty much everything else. A lot of people including myself have had to cut back on spending. I'm putting away a little money every month and will get one in the summer.
I'm pretty happy about this. I already own several PSVR games that are getting a free upgrade, so I won't have to break the bank buying new games immediately.
That's exactly right. At this time it's about VR growth. I firmly believe that until the holodeck is invented, VR is the next step in gaming. I think it's totally feasible for VR to replace traditional gaming. While we're not anywhere near that yet, PSVR2 is a huge step in the right direction.
Another steller article written by Jade King. By the time Jade is 45 she will be barren, a patch over one eye, foaming at the mouth preaching to her five cats about how Hilter had something to do with the Resident Evil 5 remake.