It was a pleasure having you in our Birmingham store Ian and love the video, it came out great. I'd love to get Aoife, Zoe and yourself back for a team Eurogamer game in the Zero Latency arena.
Aww, Ian found a jortfriend! You just can't get a nice ancient seatbelt PIF reference on anyone else's VR coverage. This looks okay but I think it might have been better with a more interactive environment & some more movement from the arenas themselves, like walls collapsing & forcing you to move along or areas getting flooded; something like that. It's a bit too shooting gallery for my taste.
This looked fun but stressful! Very cool to get the chance to experience this kind of space, as most people don't have a gaming space this size at home. I wonder if it felt like a true vr experience without the chance/risk of Titch coming along and giving him a fright or trying to trip him up? Thanks for doing this Ian, particularly in the hot sweaty weather!
I would totally go to this place and play in VR. I don't have much of an interest in at-home VR beyond one or two games, but the IRL experience looks like a lot of fun.
Johno is a great wing man. Anyhow. Like many people, I wonder how much it costs to go to an arcade like this, what are its limits for party size, and if it’s a viable business model?
That was amazing Ian, good job. And GG to Johnno for being the best wingman. Looked like tons of fun and having all the space must be really freeing. I was wondering if the game was beatable within the 30 minute session time limit and it turns out it is. That's cool. I see you could self-revive but do you know if it's possible to actually get a death screen? Does both players have to die together? Or is it basically god mode? Hopefully you can do more of these with other games in the future!
I don't think there's a game over - you get scored for deaths at the end. It's kind of like a super interactive theme park ride mixed with laser quest in a way, so you experience the whole thing and also get scored on your performance.
That looks both intense, and immense fun. I definitely think a half-hour of that would be enough for most people and I can understand you sweating like that. Also, Ian, it's nice to finally see you in a room with padded walls. ;-)
The enemies don't wear all red or yellow clothes, my immersion is ruined. I just want a full remake of Far Cry 3 with modern Far Cry graphics, because I think Far Cry 3 doesn't hold up graphicly. Ever since the game released I thought it looked weird. Anyway, I'm still looking forward to Far Cry 6 and it's Season Pass.
Question: if there was a rock in the middle of area, can you technically walk through it? Because if it didn't let you walk through it the map space would get skewed?
Thanks for trying it out. Seems like a pretty basic shooting range gameplay wise. I'll stick to my home vr experiences but I imagine this would easily get a newbie hooked on vr.
Is VR really that jittery when you’re wearing the headset? That would give me motion sickness almost instantly if there’s no stabilisation of some description
Nah, it's nowhere near that jittery in the headset, because your body is moving with it. I was actually surprised by how jittery this footage looked because it was totally smooth in the real thing.
@@eurogamer too bad most people can't experience as it requires a VR center which most places don't have & there not very local either. no wonder VR is still lagging behind because games like this act like you can only experience it in a VR center which isn't 100% true it's just what they say goes regardless, but this will be a forgotten cheap project since it requires VR center. just so pathetic they even tried to remake Far Cry 3 world for VR too cheap to try something new same ubisoft Far Cry 6 DLC has Vaas, Pagan Min & Joseph Seed return, ubisoft is running out of ideas & milking a cow out of Far Cry.
This looks like a lot of fun! And also quite fascinating to see how they scaled the experience up to fit the room. Co-op, on rails shooters have come a long way since the days of crowding around a CRT with light guns at an arcade!
It was a pleasure having you in our Birmingham store Ian and love the video, it came out great. I'd love to get Aoife, Zoe and yourself back for a team Eurogamer game in the Zero Latency arena.
Aww, Ian found a jortfriend!
You just can't get a nice ancient seatbelt PIF reference on anyone else's VR coverage.
This looks okay but I think it might have been better with a more interactive environment & some more movement from the arenas themselves, like walls collapsing & forcing you to move along or areas getting flooded; something like that. It's a bit too shooting gallery for my taste.
This looked fun but stressful! Very cool to get the chance to experience this kind of space, as most people don't have a gaming space this size at home. I wonder if it felt like a true vr experience without the chance/risk of Titch coming along and giving him a fright or trying to trip him up?
Thanks for doing this Ian, particularly in the hot sweaty weather!
Meet Space VR is a great name for a VR place.
looks super fun! glad you got to do this!!
I wonder what/how big a role VR arcades will play in mainstream adoption/introducing people to the difference offered by VR 🤔.
I would totally go to this place and play in VR. I don't have much of an interest in at-home VR beyond one or two games, but the IRL experience looks like a lot of fun.
Michael mando a legend cant wait to farcry 6 season pass
Johno is a great wing man. Anyhow. Like many people, I wonder how much it costs to go to an arcade like this, what are its limits for party size, and if it’s a viable business model?
It's up to 8 people and I believe £20 per person
That looked amazing
just realised I haven't seen Ian from the waist down in over a year
That was amazing Ian, good job. And GG to Johnno for being the best wingman. Looked like tons of fun and having all the space must be really freeing. I was wondering if the game was beatable within the 30 minute session time limit and it turns out it is. That's cool. I see you could self-revive but do you know if it's possible to actually get a death screen? Does both players have to die together? Or is it basically god mode? Hopefully you can do more of these with other games in the future!
I don't think there's a game over - you get scored for deaths at the end. It's kind of like a super interactive theme park ride mixed with laser quest in a way, so you experience the whole thing and also get scored on your performance.
That looks both intense, and immense fun. I definitely think a half-hour of that would be enough for most people and I can understand you sweating like that.
Also, Ian, it's nice to finally see you in a room with padded walls. ;-)
When I was in the elevator I stepted out of it and flloated in the air with the waterfalls under me 😂. It was amazing like flying.
i cant wait to try this place out its not far from me
Ian talking smack is the best thing ever
its a full sized Ian in the outside world!!!
What an age we live in
I want to play. Looked great fun.
I have got to find a VR arcade to go play in! This looks so damn cool! Thanks for sharing Ian and MeetSpaceVR.
reusing the insanity speech from the original pretty much sums up Ubisoft's approach to game development
The enemies don't wear all red or yellow clothes, my immersion is ruined.
I just want a full remake of Far Cry 3 with modern Far Cry graphics, because I think Far Cry 3 doesn't hold up graphicly. Ever since the game released I thought it looked weird.
Anyway, I'm still looking forward to Far Cry 6 and it's Season Pass.
Psvr needs this game! Be sick with ain controller
PSVR needs that controller instead of the one we got now.
Definition of insanity is hoping ubisoft will let go of the definition of insanity
I was expecting actual farcry 3 gameplay, not a turret section in vr
I did this yesterday
gosh we're so close to holodecks aren't we?
Man, Far Cry 3 really was the best in the series in my opinion. Hopefully 6 can top it.
Loved 3. Vaas, for me, is the best protagonist in the series by a country mile
Question: if there was a rock in the middle of area, can you technically walk through it? Because if it didn't let you walk through it the map space would get skewed?
Has anyone had zero deaths in this game?
I totally forgot Ian had legs, scared the shit out of me :/
The future is now
Tries to remake Far Cry 3 for VR but fails miserably.
Thanks for trying it out. Seems like a pretty basic shooting range gameplay wise. I'll stick to my home vr experiences but I imagine this would easily get a newbie hooked on vr.
Is VR really that jittery when you’re wearing the headset? That would give me motion sickness almost instantly if there’s no stabilisation of some description
Nah, it's nowhere near that jittery in the headset, because your body is moving with it. I was actually surprised by how jittery this footage looked because it was totally smooth in the real thing.
Cheers! That's good to know :)
@@eurogamer too bad most people can't experience as it requires a VR center which most places don't have & there not very local either. no wonder VR is still lagging behind because games like this act like you can only experience it in a VR center which isn't 100% true it's just what they say goes regardless, but this will be a forgotten cheap project since it requires VR center. just so pathetic they even tried to remake Far Cry 3 world for VR too cheap to try something new same ubisoft Far Cry 6 DLC has Vaas, Pagan Min & Joseph Seed return, ubisoft is running out of ideas & milking a cow out of Far Cry.
How did you get the game footage I'm on about doing the same
Why did they do this with Far Cry 3?
No leg tracking? No manual reloading? Meh.
Yeah but videogames is insaity
Hmm. I kind of expected more when I saw the title, I'm a little disappointed. It's too arcade-y for my taste.
"skip"
This looks like a lot of fun!
And also quite fascinating to see how they scaled the experience up to fit the room.
Co-op, on rails shooters have come a long way since the days of crowding around a CRT with light guns at an arcade!