The explanation when you were going up the steps at Bleak Falls sums it up. What people who have never experienced VR don't understand is that being in the game in VR is literally being in the game. It's not an impression of one, like they think its a 3d TV strapped in front of your face. It's being there as if it were real, like you actually see things in the real world with your own two eyes. Give me the sense of scale and the actual depth perception over pin sharp textures. There's zero comparison to the effect it has on you. Sharper visuals will come, but for now, even the most basic visuals in VR are compelling and incredible, but like the Matrix, you have to see it for yourself.
bmx7596 agree vr is different in irl the only way to communicate how good it is, is to make these videos vr and to wear a vr headset while being able to move So its impossible to communicate how AWESOME vr is
bmx7596 vr is entirely different in reality from visuals to detail youtube compresses video quality and lowers its over all pixel count no video on RUclips does games justice I own a psvr this looks fantastic on it
You don't get the sense of depth from a video I tried to explain it to a friend before by like moving my hand closer and further away in a vid and they still didn't get it
I've always been a gameplay over graphics kind of person. I think Ocarina of Time is more fun than Call of Duty "X", I like 8 bit megaman more than Megaman X, I like Resident Evil 2 (vanilla) more than Resident Evil 7. And I like Skyrim VR more than Special Edition. Vanilla skyrim to me is boring :/ the attack animations look really stiff and repetitive. I get that combat was not the focus of any Elder Scrolls game, this isn't DmC or anything. But I got 20 hours into Skyrim PS3 and S.E. before getting bored. VR has brought the game to life for me. With the moves, I can form my own attack patterns. Even if it gets wonky from time to time, dual wielding swords and swinging like I'm afro Samurai is SO much more fun than pushing R2 and doing the same looking attack over. And over. And over. From combat animation alone, Skyrim VR wins. Not only that though, but the sense of scale and presence in VR... To look at a dead dragon,I have to pan my head from the left of my living room almost all the way to the right. Dragons are so high they wouldn't even fit in my living room so to see them this big IN FRONT OF MY FACE... you really forget where you are. Other perks of VR; turning a new weapon around in your hand with the moves to fully appreciate its design; groping NPC's with your hands for a laugh; speaking all the dialogue for added immersion which can be done in vanilla but feels more real when you're in the world; using your actual hand to grab in game items and search through chests and shelves. VR adds such a different experience to a typical game that I can't wait to see what the future will hold. I've been waiting for experiences like this since I picked up my first video game. I don't even care about NEW experiences for VR though I wouldn't complain either; the potential for old favorites to jump to VR is the most exciting thing for me. I would LOVE to play a VR version of Half Life 2. VR Metroid Prime. VR Bioshock. VR Outlast. There are so many good games that exist currently that would be so much better in VR. Just imagine it-- RE2 Remake, in first person VR. The possibilities are endless. VR RIGHT NOW is a little lacking in stand out titles. But I can only hope developers put more effort into it and risk potential profit losses to bring us more AAA, VR games. I don't think VR can replace TV gaming. I dont want it to, either. I want a place for both to exist, and flourish, independently
Good discussion points and interesting to get your perspective on this; naturally the VR version doesn't stand up to the remastered version on a flat screen but as you tried to convey VR adds a sense of scale and depth that is not possible to appreciate out of VR. Personally I was never interested in Skyrim before the VR version, it's the level of immersion into the games world and the epic sense of being in a massive fantasy adventure that makes Skyrim VR an essential purchase for the PSVR, so very interesting to hear the opinion of someone who has played the normal versions of Skyrim as well.
SalsaKetchup VR - I’m the same way- had never played any elder scrolls game before, not a huge fan of fantasy, but, vr brings me into the world! Love Skyrim vr!
Great Video. How did you find the move Mechanics, I understand there are a few options on the way you move? Also, did you get any VR sickness? I got a tiny bit when playing Farpoint, but that dissipated quite quickly.
I tried it first time on VR… actually I don’t enjoy playing non VR titles much any longer. I love that intense feel of VR games. I basically play GT sport also only in VR demo version. Even though there’s no real races or anything but regular gaming on screen feels like not enough for me. VR is absolutely perfect. Btw… I use psvr headset which is not the most high end nor the newest but I still enjoy it like crazy
Great vid, I'm just wondering if the VR skyrim also comes with the DLC that the special edition has, like the Dragonborn one and whatever the other is called, and secondly, can you swap gsmesaves between the two versions? Imagine if one day you fancied playing it in VR and the next you fancied continuing in enhanced graphics instead
I was concerned about the lower graphical settings hurting the experience, man was I wrong, it actually looks quite good for VR on a console. The level of immersion makes it feel like you're experiencing it all for the first time in a way, if you're a big Skyrim fan, this is a must own.
Great video I agree I have skyrim remastered and vr and I find it hard going back to flat screen I even bought skyrim for switch and have barely touched that due to skyrim vr
Skyrim VR is a gourgues game. If you are reading this and don't know weather to buy it or not. PLAY it it'll be one of your favorite experiences ever. If you play it on PC it'll be even more better.
"A resounding YES". I hate the kind of "well it depends on what you're into" answer. so thanks for being clear. I will get it when I get a PC and headset in about 6 months.
The nausea u get first goes off quick, yesterday i played 12 hours of skyrim vr on my ps4 pro. I have the skyrim se too, but the vr experience is vastly superior simply put. I havent touched my flat screen games since i bought psvr lol
I have NEVER played SKYRIM but i feel like i should (&WITCHER 3) & have psvr & SKYRIM VR is only $8 used & remastered is available on PS+. THANKS FOR THE BREAKDOWN
Gosh, I hadn't realised how much of a hit the visuals had taken on the VR version. Still looks an incredible and immersive experience like you say. What's it like jumping of a cliff e.g from the throat of the world?:-0
I'm a first time Skyrim player and jumped right into the VR version as the normal/remastered versions heald absolutely no appeal for me (and still holds no appeal for me), it's the immersion into a fantasy world of this scale that VR makes possible and that Skyrim VR makes full use of that has made it appealing as a game. So a little of a different opinion on this subject. P.S. Jumping off the throat of the world was awesome in VR, I can see how it could make some people nervous, but then I use to jump off cliffs (20-30 metre high) into the sea to wake up in the morning, so I just loved it =D
@@CouchCoop128 I have the same dilema as him, is it not more gripping in vr. I'm just not sure if I want to get it first in psvr (original ps4) or remastered on pc
Great video, thanks for the honest insight. I’m getting my PS VR with Skyrim on tuesday and I’m both hyped and a little bit scared at the same time. Hyped, because I always dreamed of Skyrim in VR and scared about how much the graphical set back will hit me. We will see. :)
Great video as always Oscar, would have loved to seen the Switch version chucked in for good measure! I have some questions if you don't mind... I'm presuming you have to buy the VR version on top of the remastered one? That seems a bit rubbish from Bethesda. A free upgrade or at very least a very cheap DLC option would have been what I would have expected. I also presume both are running on your PS4 Pro? Cause the graphics of the VR version look pretty poor considering, especially if it's a separate purchase. I also don't like the way you see the PS move controllers in game, they don't really fit! However without experiencing the game with the actual VR headset, I can see how passionate you are about it and it does seem like it could be a lot of fun. Though what about long play sessions? Does it get tiresome with the headset and waving your arms around a lot? Just read this back and it seems like I'm being really negative! Hope it doesn't come across that way, just curious and wanna know more!
Oscar Cooper woah that is very expensive for just the VR experience. I think not having the option to play it standard then use VR when I wanted would out me off. Say you're playing for an hour, but then just wanna go back to your TV and controller, I would like the option to change back. Ah well, at least it looks like a proper game for vr
Bethesda bought a studio that does VR to handle doing Skyrim and help with Doom VFR and future VR titles. We are paying that extra cash to help cover that. I for one don't mind handing cash over to Bethesda. We need VR games like this, Bethesda makes the best First person open world RPG's, and any encouragement I can give them to keep doing it works for me. I hope other studios and publishers will look into porting older games as well. There a ton of PS3/Xbox 360 games that would be amazing in VR. I would also love to see Bethesda bring Oblivion to VR, and Zenimax bring Wolfenstein, Doom and Doom 2 Classic, and The Elder Scrolls Online to VR. I would pay for those.
the social screen is actually not really a great way to compare honestly, but yes, skyrim vr looks significantly worse then skyrim remastered. But dont forget its running at a locked 60 fps and renderes everything 2 times.
You should have mentioned 60fps for console players too. Its the only place they can experience a truly smooth framerate. Every other console is 30fps or sub.
Being a vr owner I can say it's as simple as this... The graphics, pretty shit. Easy to say the Skyrim vr and any vr game really are all pretty rubbish. But, the sense of immersion overpowers this. Although the graphics look unrealistic, when you actually play you forget about the graphics and everything feels real.
Oscar Cooper I got farpoint with the aim controller and that was my number one. Skyrim being a close second (only negative is that I've played it before, haha) Resident Evil 7 is good but I struggle to play much of it at once. I'm a wuss.
To be able to render crystal-clear graphics in VR requires a super powerful device, maybe in the near future, but as for now, you gotta accept the quality of today's games.... And btw, there are a lot of VR games that have way much better graphics in VR than Skyrim like RE7 or similar house exploration games (basically cuz they're not open world)
Rykerd Nope, there are some 3rd person games for vr and they play great. First person is obviously preferred for immersion but skyrim always had a toggle so you're not forced to play from either perspective.
This is very very very very very very simple and I will simplify this even more for the common console Fannie that knows a tenth of a shit about technology no offense Virtual reality assets and abilities are a massive MASSIVE resource hog this resource is your system video ram and memory as Well they downscaled the visual detail for the mere fact that half the graphics detail is going toward the ability to look over your shoulder without physically moving its a massive strain even on the beefiest of computers vr is a resource hog but at least you got some what super sampled visuals in 1080p its not the previous *engine* as you called it I might add its the same engine from pc and Xbox 360 ps3 etc they merely turned the visuals to max on the remastered and used the 4k texture packs yes 4k they released on pc my Windows xp ran them with 3 gigs of memory and a 90 gig hdd 4k is nothing special so everyone that plays the remastered copy has 4k right on their tv before their eyes and just so happens to not be that big of a seismic shake of a detail which is why pc users could careless about 4k we know what it is truly the added sun rays are not 4k they are an affect snow? Particles model detail? Textures its the same engine same bugs same everything even exploits But PlayStation 4 delivers it well only console you can proudly own now days Microsoft cocked a double barreled shit hair trigger 10 inch machine gun and pointed it straight at their own heads ps4 has won the console *war* as it would be called before it began
Oscar Cooper ps4 is a admirable machine only one worth a damn and it has earned my respect console Fannie is for the simplified type that speaks of 4k and resolution and immediately thinks if one has higher specs it's some how superior? Lol no you are a devoted fan from what it looks like and I respect that I own a ps4 pro myself it has brought me lots of joy and happiness my current flavor is metal gear solid phantom pain when I get home from work gotta love the fob missions.
Right, mate. No dummy here myself, but, er, all you basically had to say to explain the requirements of running a game on PSVR is that it needs to run at a base minimum of 60fps with at least a 90-to 120 hertz refresh rate output to a split screen on a 1080p panel, which equates to just less than 720p per eye therein explaining the fidelity hit. Not to mention how close your eyes are to that screen, which is another thing. The end.
Larry Langer ps4 honestly is the only console I can see getting great performance in vr Xbox x getting 11 to 15 fps is not cutting it lol. Pc is the real heavy weight depending on the build.
The explanation when you were going up the steps at Bleak Falls sums it up. What people who have never experienced VR don't understand is that being in the game in VR is literally being in the game. It's not an impression of one, like they think its a 3d TV strapped in front of your face. It's being there as if it were real, like you actually see things in the real world with your own two eyes. Give me the sense of scale and the actual depth perception over pin sharp textures. There's zero comparison to the effect it has on you. Sharper visuals will come, but for now, even the most basic visuals in VR are compelling and incredible, but like the Matrix, you have to see it for yourself.
You just convinced me to try VR
Videos don't do VR justice AT ALL. It looks like nothing that I'm seeing in the headset.
bmx7596 agree vr is different in irl the only way to communicate how good it is, is to make these videos vr and to wear a vr headset while being able to move
So its impossible to communicate how AWESOME vr is
bmx7596 vr is entirely different in reality from visuals to detail youtube compresses video quality and lowers its over all pixel count no video on RUclips does games justice I own a psvr this looks fantastic on it
You don't get the sense of depth from a video I tried to explain it to a friend before by like moving my hand closer and further away in a vid and they still didn't get it
I've always been a gameplay over graphics kind of person. I think Ocarina of Time is more fun than Call of Duty "X", I like 8 bit megaman more than Megaman X, I like Resident Evil 2 (vanilla) more than Resident Evil 7. And I like Skyrim VR more than Special Edition. Vanilla skyrim to me is boring :/ the attack animations look really stiff and repetitive. I get that combat was not the focus of any Elder Scrolls game, this isn't DmC or anything. But I got 20 hours into Skyrim PS3 and S.E. before getting bored. VR has brought the game to life for me. With the moves, I can form my own attack patterns. Even if it gets wonky from time to time, dual wielding swords and swinging like I'm afro Samurai is SO much more fun than pushing R2 and doing the same looking attack over. And over. And over. From combat animation alone, Skyrim VR wins. Not only that though, but the sense of scale and presence in VR... To look at a dead dragon,I have to pan my head from the left of my living room almost all the way to the right. Dragons are so high they wouldn't even fit in my living room so to see them this big IN FRONT OF MY FACE... you really forget where you are. Other perks of VR; turning a new weapon around in your hand with the moves to fully appreciate its design; groping NPC's with your hands for a laugh; speaking all the dialogue for added immersion which can be done in vanilla but feels more real when you're in the world; using your actual hand to grab in game items and search through chests and shelves.
VR adds such a different experience to a typical game that I can't wait to see what the future will hold. I've been waiting for experiences like this since I picked up my first video game. I don't even care about NEW experiences for VR though I wouldn't complain either; the potential for old favorites to jump to VR is the most exciting thing for me. I would LOVE to play a VR version of Half Life 2. VR Metroid Prime. VR Bioshock. VR Outlast. There are so many good games that exist currently that would be so much better in VR. Just imagine it-- RE2 Remake, in first person VR. The possibilities are endless. VR RIGHT NOW is a little lacking in stand out titles. But I can only hope developers put more effort into it and risk potential profit losses to bring us more AAA, VR games. I don't think VR can replace TV gaming. I dont want it to, either. I want a place for both to exist, and flourish, independently
Pro tip if you haven't got a vr headset rub vaseline on your screen and play in first person mode
Put the TV screen in another room also so you can view it through a couple of doorways
Good discussion points and interesting to get your perspective on this; naturally the VR version doesn't stand up to the remastered version on a flat screen but as you tried to convey VR adds a sense of scale and depth that is not possible to appreciate out of VR. Personally I was never interested in Skyrim before the VR version, it's the level of immersion into the games world and the epic sense of being in a massive fantasy adventure that makes Skyrim VR an essential purchase for the PSVR, so very interesting to hear the opinion of someone who has played the normal versions of Skyrim as well.
SalsaKetchup fancy seeing u here haha...agree with your point .this is a great comparision vid
You know things popup in related video section all the time; that when a good one comes along it's good to put the comments in.
SalsaKetchup VR - I’m the same way- had never played any elder scrolls game before, not a huge fan of fantasy, but, vr brings me into the world! Love Skyrim vr!
Great Video. How did you find the move Mechanics, I understand there are a few options on the way you move? Also, did you get any VR sickness? I got a tiny bit when playing Farpoint, but that dissipated quite quickly.
I tried it first time on VR… actually I don’t enjoy playing non VR titles much any longer.
I love that intense feel of VR games.
I basically play GT sport also only in VR demo version. Even though there’s no real races or anything but regular gaming on screen feels like not enough for me.
VR is absolutely perfect. Btw… I use psvr headset which is not the most high end nor the newest but I still enjoy it like crazy
Great vid, I'm just wondering if the VR skyrim also comes with the DLC that the special edition has, like the Dragonborn one and whatever the other is called, and secondly, can you swap gsmesaves between the two versions?
Imagine if one day you fancied playing it in VR and the next you fancied continuing in enhanced graphics instead
I was concerned about the lower graphical settings hurting the experience, man was I wrong, it actually looks quite good for VR on a console. The level of immersion makes it feel like you're experiencing it all for the first time in a way, if you're a big Skyrim fan, this is a must own.
Great video I agree I have skyrim remastered and vr and I find it hard going back to flat screen I even bought skyrim for switch and have barely touched that due to skyrim vr
Skyrim VR is a gourgues game. If you are reading this and don't know weather to buy it or not. PLAY it it'll be one of your favorite experiences ever. If you play it on PC it'll be even more better.
Does anyone know why Bethesda used vanilla Skyrim to make VR instead of the Special Edition?
"A resounding YES". I hate the kind of "well it depends on what you're into" answer. so thanks for being clear. I will get it when I get a PC and headset in about 6 months.
The nausea u get first goes off quick, yesterday i played 12 hours of skyrim vr on my ps4 pro. I have the skyrim se too, but the vr experience is vastly superior simply put. I havent touched my flat screen games since i bought psvr lol
Great video Oscar. I'm going to start the campaign tonight. Bought it in Switch too so it's the 4th version of this fucking game I've owned.
Dude I bought it twice on ps3, once on xbox one, once on ps4 for vr, than once for Nintendo switch lol
Running Skyrim VR on a 2080 and have it on 3x rendering LOOKS EPIC even on the old vive
What’s better ps vr Skyrim or ps remastered Skyrim
really enjoy your videos
I have NEVER played SKYRIM but i feel like i should (&WITCHER 3) & have psvr & SKYRIM VR is only $8 used & remastered is available on PS+. THANKS FOR THE BREAKDOWN
you might be interested in this, new video looking back at those games, a VR W3 would be epic ! ruclips.net/video/QorfDWk1d7E/видео.html
Gosh, I hadn't realised how much of a hit the visuals had taken on the VR version. Still looks an incredible and immersive experience like you say. What's it like jumping of a cliff e.g from the throat of the world?:-0
+Oscar Cooper I'd certainly be interested, but yeah £60 is a lot. If someone was playing for the first time, which should they choose?:)
+Oscar Cooper Cool. I managed to transfer my Xbox 360 Skyrim saved to the remastered PC version(thanks to video on here)- happy days 😀
I'm a first time Skyrim player and jumped right into the VR version as the normal/remastered versions heald absolutely no appeal for me (and still holds no appeal for me), it's the immersion into a fantasy world of this scale that VR makes possible and that Skyrim VR makes full use of that has made it appealing as a game. So a little of a different opinion on this subject.
P.S. Jumping off the throat of the world was awesome in VR, I can see how it could make some people nervous, but then I use to jump off cliffs (20-30 metre high) into the sea to wake up in the morning, so I just loved it =D
+SalsaKetchup ah ace xx what do you think of the game as a whole?
I'm loving it! It just pulls you into that huge scaled world and the more you play the more times you find even more spectacular experiences.
What would you suggest for someone with a PS4 and PSVR that has never played Skyrim?
Oscar Cooper A lot of what?
@@CouchCoop128 I have the same dilema as him, is it not more gripping in vr. I'm just not sure if I want to get it first in psvr (original ps4) or remastered on pc
Great video, thanks for the honest insight. I’m getting my PS VR with Skyrim on tuesday and I’m both hyped and a little bit scared at the same time. Hyped, because I always dreamed of Skyrim in VR and scared about how much the graphical set back will hit me. We will see. :)
LordRayden so how is it now? do u enjoy it?
@@isa2758 no I don't and back off man eat some cheeze
@@mightyowl6666 tf are you on about? Never talked to you
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Great video as always Oscar, would have loved to seen the Switch version chucked in for good measure! I have some questions if you don't mind...
I'm presuming you have to buy the VR version on top of the remastered one? That seems a bit rubbish from Bethesda. A free upgrade or at very least a very cheap DLC option would have been what I would have expected. I also presume both are running on your PS4 Pro? Cause the graphics of the VR version look pretty poor considering, especially if it's a separate purchase. I also don't like the way you see the PS move controllers in game, they don't really fit! However without experiencing the game with the actual VR headset, I can see how passionate you are about it and it does seem like it could be a lot of fun. Though what about long play sessions? Does it get tiresome with the headset and waving your arms around a lot?
Just read this back and it seems like I'm being really negative! Hope it doesn't come across that way, just curious and wanna know more!
Oscar Cooper woah that is very expensive for just the VR experience. I think not having the option to play it standard then use VR when I wanted would out me off. Say you're playing for an hour, but then just wanna go back to your TV and controller, I would like the option to change back. Ah well, at least it looks like a proper game for vr
Bethesda bought a studio that does VR to handle doing Skyrim and help with Doom VFR and future VR titles. We are paying that extra cash to help cover that. I for one don't mind handing cash over to Bethesda. We need VR games like this, Bethesda makes the best First person open world RPG's, and any encouragement I can give them to keep doing it works for me. I hope other studios and publishers will look into porting older games as well. There a ton of PS3/Xbox 360 games that would be amazing in VR. I would also love to see Bethesda bring Oblivion to VR, and Zenimax bring Wolfenstein, Doom and Doom 2 Classic, and The Elder Scrolls Online to VR. I would pay for those.
the social screen is actually not really a great way to compare honestly, but yes, skyrim vr looks significantly worse then skyrim remastered. But dont forget its running at a locked 60 fps and renderes everything 2 times.
You should have mentioned 60fps for console players too. Its the only place they can experience a truly smooth framerate. Every other console is 30fps or sub.
Well, it seems to only be released for PSVR and PC, and neither is going to drop below 60 (or 90, in PC's case).
The graphical hit is immense.
Damn, I was hoping Skyrim VR would be on the remastered version and not the standard for PC. I hope it can be modded to SE.
I pwn a pro and vr ,and xbox one x version.. i thought vr looked amazing..cmon!!!
I can only play 10 mins at a time because of the sickness so I will finish Skyrim possibly by 2030.
close one eye or wear a eye patch,,
i was playing first time skyrim vr for 4 hours i was drunk and i didnt have any problems
With me it was like my 3ds. I couldn’t play too long before my eyes felt funny but now i can play for a good time with no effect
My favorite🙌🏿💯🙌🏿
Being a vr owner I can say it's as simple as this... The graphics, pretty shit. Easy to say the Skyrim vr and any vr game really are all pretty rubbish. But, the sense of immersion overpowers this. Although the graphics look unrealistic, when you actually play you forget about the graphics and everything feels real.
Oscar Cooper I got farpoint with the aim controller and that was my number one. Skyrim being a close second (only negative is that I've played it before, haha) Resident Evil 7 is good but I struggle to play much of it at once. I'm a wuss.
To be able to render crystal-clear graphics in VR requires a super powerful device, maybe in the near future, but as for now, you gotta accept the quality of today's games.... And btw, there are a lot of VR games that have way much better graphics in VR than Skyrim like RE7 or similar house exploration games (basically cuz they're not open world)
I just wish we could play in 3rd person or at least see our character in vr.
Garnalenpeller third person vr with 3rd person would be horrible
Rykerd Nope, there are some 3rd person games for vr and they play great. First person is obviously preferred for immersion but skyrim always had a toggle so you're not forced to play from either perspective.
Ehhh that sounds horrible in VR, completely just ruins the point of VR ehh
This is very very very very very very simple and I will simplify this even more for the common console Fannie that knows a tenth of a shit about technology no offense
Virtual reality assets and abilities are a massive MASSIVE resource hog this resource is your system video ram and memory as Well they downscaled the visual detail for the mere fact that half the graphics detail is going toward the ability to look over your shoulder without physically moving its a massive strain even on the beefiest of computers vr is a resource hog but at least you got some what super sampled visuals in 1080p its not the previous *engine* as you called it I might add its the same engine from pc and Xbox 360 ps3 etc they merely turned the visuals to max on the remastered and used the 4k texture packs yes 4k they released on pc my Windows xp ran them with 3 gigs of memory and a 90 gig hdd 4k is nothing special so everyone that plays the remastered copy has 4k right on their tv before their eyes and just so happens to not be that big of a seismic shake of a detail which is why pc users could careless about 4k we know what it is truly the added sun rays are not 4k they are an affect snow? Particles model detail? Textures its the same engine same bugs same everything even exploits
But PlayStation 4 delivers it well only console you can proudly own now days Microsoft cocked a double barreled shit hair trigger 10 inch machine gun and pointed it straight at their own heads ps4 has won the console *war* as it would be called before it began
Oscar Cooper ps4 is a admirable machine only one worth a damn and it has earned my respect console Fannie is for the simplified type that speaks of 4k and resolution and immediately thinks if one has higher specs it's some how superior? Lol no you are a devoted fan from what it looks like and I respect that I own a ps4 pro myself it has brought me lots of joy and happiness my current flavor is metal gear solid phantom pain when I get home from work gotta love the fob missions.
Right, mate. No dummy here myself, but, er, all you basically had to say to explain the requirements of running a game on PSVR is that it needs to run at a base minimum of 60fps with at least a 90-to 120 hertz refresh rate output to a split screen on a 1080p panel, which equates to just less than 720p per eye therein explaining the fidelity hit. Not to mention how close your eyes are to that screen, which is another thing. The end.
Larry Langer ps4 honestly is the only console I can see getting great performance in vr Xbox x getting 11 to 15 fps is not cutting it lol. Pc is the real heavy weight depending on the build.
Great information and comparison! You sound very bitter though..
@@CouchCoop128 Thanks to you as well, really appreciate the help! You made me get the VR version instead :)