On Friday my local Best Buy is going to be showing off some of the Playstation VR headsets. I want to drop by there after work, and test one out... since I haven't had the opportunity to try a VR headset yet. It should be pretty fun for my daughter and I to check out.
I wasn't able to watch, though I'm kind of glad I missed it. I'd have been really underwhelmed. Horizon is THE GAME that was going to get me into a PS4. With it delayed, that means I don't even have to consider a purchase until 2017, and if they follow MS with a new console then, I might as well wait for that as well, meaning I'll be backed up into late-2017 before I consider a Sony console.
Detroit: Become Human seems cool from a conceptual standpoint, more than anything. It's like an intro to building AI or something, and I like that thought. However, I worry about if it'll interest me as a game.
I still don't get the interest in The Last Guardian. Last year's reveal did absolutely nothing for me. I'll have to see the footage from this year, but I don't expect it'll change my opinion.
I'd be interested in God of War, but I'm not. I've never played the games before (minus an hour or two of the first on PS2). Without the rest of the story, I just don't have interest in jumping into that franchise.
On the flip side of that, I'm glad they redid Uncharted, because I might play the remasters of that someday.
My concern about PS VR is that the PS4 simply doesn't have the GPU horsepower to do VR right. So I'm confused about how it's going to work, unless the graphics are going to be limited to pretty basic stuff, which might be the case based on some trailers I've seen. I'm a lot more interested in Oculus or Vive on PC, but I'll certainly consider everything that is available.
What most shocked me during this presentation, honestly, was this trailer, because they didn't announce what it was beforehand. So I'm watching this wondering what game it is, and then he's flying a ship in a space battle, and I'm like "OK that's kind of cool, space shooter" and then he pops out of the cockpit and has an FPS battle in zero-G with a grappling hook and I'm "Holy shit this looks awesome!" then he boards the new ship and starts fighting with some kind of shield, rifle and an anti-grav grenade and then drops into another fighter - then the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare screens pops up. "WHAT?? CoD?!?"
I have to say that I usually have no interest in Call of Duty, but they have my attention now. If there's more gameplay like that I want it.
Go back and take a peek at the Resident Evil gameplay from the keynote. That was supposedly done using PSVR, and there's one big thing that I noticed... the graphics weren't very good. It actually looked a lot like a PS3 game with the texture quality. If you compare how that game looks to the alchemist's hut demo on Valve's The Lab, Resident Evil looks pretty bad (visually).
i went from such a high to such a low during that crash bandicoot presentation. i was so hype when i saw his silouhette and then when he said it was HD remasters i was as low as low can get.
It's the third game in a trilogy, most of the people that are hyped have played Ico and Shadow of the Colossus.
I've played GoW1, and based on what I saw in that trailer, it sounds like they are starting a new story. I wouldn't be terribly concerned about the older games.
Also on an article on read, your son on the game is presumably with you the whole time, ala Uncharted/Last of us, and there's a button dedicated just for him for interactions.I played ICO but never Shadow of Colossus. I know it is the same developer but I was unaware they were related story wise. Is this the case?
The new GoW seems like completely different gameplay. More RPG like than before with more methodical combat. No more mashing square I think.
I played ICO but never Shadow of Colossus. I know it is the same developer but I was unaware they were related story wise. Is this the case?
Go back and take a peek at the Resident Evil gameplay from the keynote. That was supposedly done using PSVR, and there's one big thing that I noticed... the graphics weren't very good. It actually looked a lot like a PS3 game with the texture quality. If you compare how that game looks to the alchemist's hut demo on Valve's The Lab, Resident Evil looks pretty bad (visually).
What most shocked me during this presentation, honestly, was this trailer, because they didn't announce what it was beforehand. So I'm watching this wondering what game it is, and then he's flying a ship in a space battle, and I'm like "OK that's kind of cool, space shooter" and then he pops out of the cockpit and has an FPS battle in zero-G with a grappling hook and I'm "Holy shit this looks awesome!" then he boards the new ship and starts fighting with some kind of shield, rifle and an anti-grav grenade and then drops into another fighter - then the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare screens pops up. "WHAT?? CoD?!?"
I have to say that I usually have no interest in Call of Duty, but they have my attention now. If there's more gameplay like that I want it.
What most shocked me during this presentation, honestly, was this trailer, because they didn't announce what it was beforehand. So I'm watching this wondering what game it is, and then he's flying a ship in a space battle, and I'm like "OK that's kind of cool, space shooter" and then he pops out of the cockpit and has an FPS battle in zero-G with a grappling hook and I'm "Holy shit this looks awesome!" then he boards the new ship and starts fighting with some kind of shield, rifle and an anti-grav grenade and then drops into another fighter - then the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare screens pops up. "WHAT?? CoD?!?"
I have to say that I usually have no interest in Call of Duty, but they have my attention now. If there's more gameplay like that I want it.
that was the first i heard of this game and you're right, it looks pretty damn sweet.