Seeing that Rush of Blood trailer brings back memories. I would GLADLY shovel over 40 dollars for a remastered Rush of Blood. The carnival barker, the sound design, and, dear God, that feeling as you slowly pull into that giant mouth for your next ride you're stuck on. 🤤
I always did think DriveClub VR added nice variety to the (admittedly slim) racing lineup on PSVR1. It had a couple of sims in Dirt Rally and GT Sport, which were the best overall, but yeah, DriveClub VR offered an arcade-y alternative which is great. Touring Karts gave us the cart racer. I caught on late, but additionally, IMO Iron Man VR is actually rather underrated because the flying physics and mechanics were legit, and the story had a solid narrative. Afaik Separation is a PSVR1 exclusive which is also a shame (and surprising, like how did that not make it anywhere else?). IDK how Aces of Thunder will turn out, but in the meantime, I miss Ace Combat 7's VR missions too. There are many more, but it's NUTS how many classics are 100% stuck on the PSVR1 headset while PSVR2 has so few exclusives of its own.
Separation was funded by Sony but no one bought it (which is crazy - so good and only $12.99). The dev wanted to bring a remastered version to PC and PSVR2 but he couldn’t get anyone interested in funding it
@@WithoutParole Man that breaks the heart. Separation was really wonderful art and I'm usually not even into that kind of abstract symbolism. It should be more accessible. It has such touching sense of dynamics too. I hope the dev gets something out of the fact that many of us who experienced it really appreciated it.
noooo DANGER BALL was my Mom’s FAVORITE GAME! She was ready to buy a headset for more games like it but there weren’t many. I tried to hype her up to get a ps5 and psvr2 but i think she’s gonna go quest because she wants simple games.. All it needed was multiplayer and more levels! It should have had a full release. I’ve never seen my mother complete ANY game but danger ball. She beat it before me and she’s in her early 60’s
Déraciné was the first VR game to make me cry. Absolutely fantastic and chilling. The way the sinister nature of the world revealed itself was very FromSoftware, and the connections to Bloodborne are hard to ignore.
A laught way too hard at Bryans face after the second intro with the already kinda cute botched start 😂 Dreams would have been soooooo incredible. It's just baffling that it did not happen. I'm really tempted to plug in my PSVR1 just for that 🥰 After Dreams from this list, I would love to have Déracine the most. It's just such a unique vibe I wanna experience again 🥀 Great episode, thank you 🐨
which one is the best one as there are so many types. ninety degree angle ones, down, left? ahhh. hehe any hints about what brand has strong enough magnet? Does yours disconnect a lot? i just velcro'ed my wire to the ground so if i pull it i hear and feel the velcro sound before it can damage the ps5 or wire. But i rather have a cool ninety degree plug if yours works gud or good3r. :)
One big game that is missing for me is Golem. It is also a game with a very unique atmosphere and combat system. Would love to play it again with my PSVR2. Even with all the new Games I played it is still in my Top 10 VR Games 🥰
@@Our1Path Same here I think. Going through the first time, exploring and not knowing what to expect --- that's a feeling that's almost impossible to replicate
If until dawn rush of blood was remade it would probably be by ballistic moon as they just did the ps5 remaster of the flat screen original and it's the same team.
Solid list of games that would be great on PSVR2. In particular, I was thinking that Dreams probably missed it's mark by about 6 years. Imagine Dreams with AI to vastly simplify building, with increased level size because of the PS5. It was great. Could have been amazing.
Sony as a entity can be recognized as something that cares about taking chances and experimenting with its products. I wouldn't mistake that with actually caring about customers' feelings.
WANT THE OPTION ENABLED FOR DUAL SENSE FOR ALL GAMES! Different Controllers should be accessable to any who preferr it. Period. If a PVR controller breaks why do have to Brick game play(no vr controllers sell separate). Its dumb! Include dual shock options - free VR from VRAF. (Hoping this gets attention so - starting this as a public protes t in hopes it gets dicussed at some point on the show).
Just tried out the jurassic park game as it was so cheap. Not a great game but the headset haptics at the start are insanely powerful, didn't expect it to be THAT powerful
Would some of the PSVR2 games mentioned not benefit Sony as reverse Hybrid games. Use the remaster of such games to generate more sales on Flat and VR. As for Driveclub, was awesome at launch on PS4. Sony and Evolution just really messed up the messaging and launch. The rain and snow effects, wow. Unfortunately I never got to play the VR version, and likely never will as it was de-listed I believe due to licensing issues.
Re astro bot vr. As ps5 astro has been so successful maybe sony ports rescue mission to ps5 flat and vr. Drive club had almost 5 million sales so pretty successful
Ive lost hope on rescue mission coming only because the new astrobot borrows a fair amount directly from that game's bosses etc. If Im hoping for anything.. it's a VR mode on the current one
It’s wild to me that they probably believed they would be starting to roll around in recurrent revenue from Concord right now which would pay for porting a bunch of stuff including VR, but now Concord is just a huge sinkhole of squandered hundreds of millions.
@@SB-ln6kb I see your point, but they don’t have and won’t have evidence that, figuratively, $1M spent on a PSVR2 will net $2M at least until they actually grow the platform, which they’re not doing because so much money has been spent on even higher risk projects to begin with. If you don’t think the 3/4 of $1B is affecting HOW and WHERE they spending money you’re not wanting to see things clearly. The problem is that they shouldn’t have put so much resources into the highest risk live service bucket. Had TLOU 1/2 remakes both included first person VR support it would have cost them little, increased the value of the properties because VR remakes would have represented a valid reason to remake the games even to non-VR gamers and it would have sold PSVR2s. If they weren’t cancelling Live-Service games left and right when they green lit the TLOU remakes they wouldn’t have been skimping, pinching pennies to eliminate VR ports. They saw the Walking Dead:SS paid for the sequel and Behemoth and turned a profit on top of that since they kept paying White Moon Dreams to co-develop so there’s no way they would think TLOU PSVR2 wouldn’t have value.
@@SB-ln6kb The connection is there: Sony announced the Live service push 3 years ago and heard the negative pushback from fans and employees. They lost critical employees well before all these projects finally went bust. Sony had the idea in mind that Concord would fail just because of community apathy back 3 years ago, but leadership decided to push forward anyway. That’s the main reason, I believe, Hiroki Totoki mentioned that failed projects have consequences and was dismayed that management at studios like Bungie weren’t taking accountability for losses by making changes to cut their expenditures. Upper management was already cutting things like Twisted Metal and whatever Deviation was working on and very likely VR development. The consequences are always lead to taking less risk. PSVR2 entails more risk than, on paper, than a remaster of an already popular game. It’s short-sighted, but it’s the way pencil pushers operate. They were unwilling to take on more risk because they already gambled big and lost. To attempt to salt that away like they were completely clueless until the games actually released and failed doesn’t give Sony any credit. Decisions are made on adjusted projections every day.
@@SB-ln6kb I can see your point, to an extent, but it also seems like Sony put a heavy emphasis on drafting 3rd parties to carry the water for VR, and paid some co-development studios like White Moon Dreams and Vr Monkey handsomely for their ports which would reflect Sony’s oldest platform development strategies before they had industry leading IP. If I had to guess about it I have to go back to my first thought in that they thought they would address VR later with all the extra money that would be rolling in or at least they could take on more risk. At the end of the day a company doesn’t spend 4-6 years of R&D on a piece of hardware, pay to promote it, distribute it and then decide they’d rather not support it.
@@SB-ln6kb Portable platforms and platforms that fail to secure critical 3rd party support don’t fundamentally change the fundamental nature of gaming the way that VR does and Sony recognizes it, which why they continue the same pattern of heavy 3rd releases in the fall leading up until the holidays.
@@SB-ln6kb people are afraid of what they don’t understand until they understand it. Sony , as a technology company, has been developing this technology a lot of people don’t understand since the 1990’s. Portables and alternate platforms offer more of what people already understand. It should be easy to understand why Sony is committed to VR and why it’s not as popular as it should be. PlayStation had a video announcement post viewed by millions about a week and a half ago where the first 3 out 4 games revealed were PSVR2 games. AAA publishers aren’t getting involved largely because they would have to develop a second development track as stereo rendering requires them to drop the complexity of game scenes, however with the PS5 Pro and beyond that may no longer be necessary.
Wish there was a rush of blood remake included with until dawn remake. I would drop the 60 or 70 theyre asking for it right now if it did. But as it is im waiting on that game to get discounted before i buy it. And sounds like its selling poorly so probably wont take long.
Seeing all this just reminds me how frustrating Sony are when it comes to VR. We're talking open goals here, and yes everything isn't that straightforward - but it's like they're utterly blind to what they already have in their possession and so ignorant & stubborn in their ways to what people who invested in PSVR2 actually want from games that come to it. Let's be honest here - Farpoint, Wipeout, Rush of Blood and Astrobot would ALL comfortably sit in PSVR2's top 10 best games even as straight ports.
Drive Club rules. In VR I play in 3rd person as I find the cockpit view to blurry to be competitive. It's possibly the best sim-cade racer of all time flat or vr. I call it the last great need for speed game (it's what need for speed should have become instead of the garbage it is today)
I really wish gt7 had a 3rd person mode, but it’s already so perfect most people could care less.. it would make more people comfortable playing in vr though.. i put at least 5 people in the headset that asked me.. “how do i see the car? How do i change the view?”
I'm so happy to see Playstation vr2 has such a positive content creators 😊
Another fabulous show! Keep it up guys!!! Thanks 🎉 Italy loves you Bryan
Bring Back Starblood Arena!!!
Seeing that Rush of Blood trailer brings back memories. I would GLADLY shovel over 40 dollars for a remastered Rush of Blood. The carnival barker, the sound design, and, dear God, that feeling as you slowly pull into that giant mouth for your next ride you're stuck on. 🤤
A lot of these not only hold up, they fill VOIDS
Wipeout was my "holy shit" moment. First vr experience and I miss it so much on psvr2.
I always did think DriveClub VR added nice variety to the (admittedly slim) racing lineup on PSVR1. It had a couple of sims in Dirt Rally and GT Sport, which were the best overall, but yeah, DriveClub VR offered an arcade-y alternative which is great. Touring Karts gave us the cart racer.
I caught on late, but additionally, IMO Iron Man VR is actually rather underrated because the flying physics and mechanics were legit, and the story had a solid narrative. Afaik Separation is a PSVR1 exclusive which is also a shame (and surprising, like how did that not make it anywhere else?). IDK how Aces of Thunder will turn out, but in the meantime, I miss Ace Combat 7's VR missions too. There are many more, but it's NUTS how many classics are 100% stuck on the PSVR1 headset while PSVR2 has so few exclusives of its own.
Separation was funded by Sony but no one bought it (which is crazy - so good and only $12.99). The dev wanted to bring a remastered version to PC and PSVR2 but he couldn’t get anyone interested in funding it
@@WithoutParole Man that breaks the heart. Separation was really wonderful art and I'm usually not even into that kind of abstract symbolism. It should be more accessible. It has such touching sense of dynamics too.
I hope the dev gets something out of the fact that many of us who experienced it really appreciated it.
Dude DangerBall was sick!!
noooo DANGER BALL was my Mom’s FAVORITE GAME! She was ready to buy a headset for more games like it but there weren’t many. I tried to hype her up to get a ps5 and psvr2 but i think she’s gonna go quest because she wants simple games.. All it needed was multiplayer and more levels! It should have had a full release. I’ve never seen my mother complete ANY game but danger ball. She beat it before me and she’s in her early 60’s
Déraciné was the first VR game to make me cry. Absolutely fantastic and chilling. The way the sinister nature of the world revealed itself was very FromSoftware, and the connections to Bloodborne are hard to ignore.
Farpoint remaster for PSVR2 is the main game I care about Sony giving us from PSVR1
Wouldn't quite be the same without the aim controller. Star wars galaxy on psvr2 gave me similar vibes to farpoint
A laught way too hard at Bryans face after the second intro with the already kinda cute botched start 😂
Dreams would have been soooooo incredible. It's just baffling that it did not happen. I'm really tempted to plug in my PSVR1 just for that 🥰 After Dreams from this list, I would love to have Déracine the most. It's just such a unique vibe I wanna experience again 🥀
Great episode, thank you 🐨
I’m so mad i missed this live… i may superchat next episode to chime in on this episode
I use a magnetic usb connector for the headset, so no dramas if it gets knocked out. Highly recommend
which one is the best one as there are so many types. ninety degree angle ones, down, left? ahhh. hehe any hints about what brand has strong enough magnet? Does yours disconnect a lot? i just velcro'ed my wire to the ground so if i pull it i hear and feel the velcro sound before it can damage the ps5 or wire. But i rather have a cool ninety degree plug if yours works gud or good3r. :)
One key thing about London Heist vs blood n truth is it gave you choices for the storyline
One big game that is missing for me is Golem. It is also a game with a very unique atmosphere and combat system. Would love to play it again with my PSVR2.
Even with all the new Games I played it is still in my Top 10 VR Games 🥰
Yes! I love Golem, probably in my personal Top 10 as well.... on PSVR1 at least :D
@@WithoutParole It's a little bit unreasonable how much I like Golem 😅
I could also see myself being demystified by playing it again.
@@Our1Path Same here I think. Going through the first time, exploring and not knowing what to expect --- that's a feeling that's almost impossible to replicate
Dreaaaaaaammmmmmmms 😢😭
If until dawn rush of blood was remade it would probably be by ballistic moon as they just did the ps5 remaster of the flat screen original and it's the same team.
@@SB-ln6kbfair enough good point but who it is ever it is by I am just hoping for it to get a remake.
R.I.P. Starblood Arena… -_-
Solid list of games that would be great on PSVR2. In particular, I was thinking that Dreams probably missed it's mark by about 6 years. Imagine Dreams with AI to vastly simplify building, with increased level size because of the PS5. It was great. Could have been amazing.
Sony as a entity can be recognized as something that cares about taking chances and experimenting with its products. I wouldn't mistake that with actually caring about customers' feelings.
Still dont know why the hell Starblood didn't last it was one of the only multiplayer titles that I enjoyed.
Cool 😁😎
WANT THE OPTION ENABLED FOR DUAL SENSE FOR ALL GAMES! Different Controllers should be accessable to any who preferr it. Period. If a PVR controller breaks why do have to Brick game play(no vr controllers sell separate). Its dumb! Include dual shock options - free VR from VRAF. (Hoping this gets attention so - starting this as a public protes t in hopes it gets dicussed at some point on the show).
Just tried out the jurassic park game as it was so cheap.
Not a great game but the headset haptics at the start are insanely powerful, didn't expect it to be THAT powerful
I LOVED rigs. It needs 4v4
Eff u Brian, i DO want an aim 2.. like AJ said.. vr is where i went looking for light gun games..😂
Would some of the PSVR2 games mentioned not benefit Sony as reverse Hybrid games. Use the remaster of such games to generate more sales on Flat and VR.
As for Driveclub, was awesome at launch on PS4. Sony and Evolution just really messed up the messaging and launch. The rain and snow effects, wow. Unfortunately I never got to play the VR version, and likely never will as it was de-listed I believe due to licensing issues.
Re astro bot vr. As ps5 astro has been so successful maybe sony ports rescue mission to ps5 flat and vr. Drive club had almost 5 million sales so pretty successful
Ive lost hope on rescue mission coming only because the new astrobot borrows a fair amount directly from that game's bosses etc.
If Im hoping for anything.. it's a VR mode on the current one
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Wonder if metro will get delayed
Yall shoulda put Hulu on the list 😂😂😂
Anyone here still playing Firewall Zero Hour?
It’s wild to me that they probably believed they would be starting to roll around in recurrent revenue from Concord right now which would pay for porting a bunch of stuff including VR, but now Concord is just a huge sinkhole of squandered hundreds of millions.
@@SB-ln6kb I see your point, but they don’t have and won’t have evidence that, figuratively, $1M spent on a PSVR2 will net $2M at least until they actually grow the platform, which they’re not doing because so much money has been spent on even higher risk projects to begin with.
If you don’t think the 3/4 of $1B is affecting HOW and WHERE they spending money you’re not wanting to see things clearly.
The problem is that they shouldn’t have put so much resources into the highest risk live service bucket. Had TLOU 1/2 remakes both included first person VR support it would have cost them little, increased the value of the properties because VR remakes would have represented a valid reason to remake the games even to non-VR gamers and it would have sold PSVR2s.
If they weren’t cancelling Live-Service games left and right when they green lit the TLOU remakes they wouldn’t have been skimping, pinching pennies to eliminate VR ports. They saw the Walking Dead:SS paid for the sequel and Behemoth and turned a profit on top of that since they kept paying White Moon Dreams to co-develop so there’s no way they would think TLOU PSVR2 wouldn’t have value.
@@SB-ln6kb The connection is there: Sony announced the Live service push 3 years ago and heard the negative pushback from fans and employees. They lost critical employees well before all these projects finally went bust.
Sony had the idea in mind that Concord would fail just because of community apathy back 3 years ago, but leadership decided to push forward anyway. That’s the main reason, I believe, Hiroki Totoki mentioned that failed projects have consequences and was dismayed that management at studios like Bungie weren’t taking accountability for losses by making changes to cut their expenditures. Upper management was already cutting things like Twisted Metal and whatever Deviation was working on and very likely VR development.
The consequences are always lead to taking less risk. PSVR2 entails more risk than, on paper, than a remaster of an already popular game. It’s short-sighted, but it’s the way pencil pushers operate. They were unwilling to take on more risk because they already gambled big and lost.
To attempt to salt that away like they were completely clueless until the games actually released and failed doesn’t give Sony any credit. Decisions are made on adjusted projections every day.
@@SB-ln6kb I can see your point, to an extent, but it also seems like Sony put a heavy emphasis on drafting 3rd parties to carry the water for VR, and paid some co-development studios like White Moon Dreams and Vr Monkey handsomely for their ports which would reflect Sony’s oldest platform development strategies before they had industry leading IP.
If I had to guess about it I have to go back to my first thought in that they thought they would address VR later with all the extra money that would be rolling in or at least they could take on more risk.
At the end of the day a company doesn’t spend 4-6 years of R&D on a piece of hardware, pay to promote it, distribute it and then decide they’d rather not support it.
@@SB-ln6kb Portable platforms and platforms that fail to secure critical 3rd party support don’t fundamentally change the fundamental nature of gaming the way that VR does and Sony recognizes it, which why they continue the same pattern of heavy 3rd releases in the fall leading up until the holidays.
@@SB-ln6kb people are afraid of what they don’t understand until they understand it. Sony , as a technology company, has been developing this technology a lot of people don’t understand since the 1990’s.
Portables and alternate platforms offer more of what people already understand. It should be easy to understand why Sony is committed to VR and why it’s not as popular as it should be.
PlayStation had a video announcement post viewed by millions about a week and a half ago where the first 3 out 4 games revealed were PSVR2 games.
AAA publishers aren’t getting involved largely because they would have to develop a second development track as stereo rendering requires them to drop the complexity of game scenes, however with the PS5 Pro and beyond that may no longer be necessary.
No real golf game is crazy
Subside doesn’t go as deep as ocean’s decent.. we need oceans decent, exploration would also be nice.
Isn't Pokémon Snap a puzzle game?
Wish there was a rush of blood remake included with until dawn remake. I would drop the 60 or 70 theyre asking for it right now if it did. But as it is im waiting on that game to get discounted before i buy it. And sounds like its selling poorly so probably wont take long.
Seeing all this just reminds me how frustrating Sony are when it comes to VR.
We're talking open goals here, and yes everything isn't that straightforward - but it's like they're utterly blind to what they already have in their possession and so ignorant & stubborn in their ways to what people who invested in PSVR2 actually want from games that come to it.
Let's be honest here - Farpoint, Wipeout, Rush of Blood and Astrobot would ALL comfortably sit in PSVR2's top 10 best games even as straight ports.
Drive Club rules. In VR I play in 3rd person as I find the cockpit view to blurry to be competitive. It's possibly the best sim-cade racer of all time flat or vr. I call it the last great need for speed game (it's what need for speed should have become instead of the garbage it is today)
Side note Wipeout VR is still the best VR Arcade racer on any platform and it's not even close
I really wish gt7 had a 3rd person mode, but it’s already so perfect most people could care less.. it would make more people comfortable playing in vr though.. i put at least 5 people in the headset that asked me.. “how do i see the car? How do i change the view?”
Switchback was sooo underwhelming compared to rush of blood