Tomorrow is the day (assuming retailers remember to put our PSVRs in the mail today). PSVR Launch Lineup: 100ft Robot Golf - No Goblin Battlezone - Rebellion Batman: Arkham VR - Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Bound - Plastic Driveclub VR - Evolution Studio EVE: Valkyrie - CCP Games Harmonix Music VR - Harmonix Music Systems Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X - SEGA Headmaster - Frame Here They Lie - Tangentlemen Hustle Kings VR - EPOS Game Studios Job Simulator - Owlchemy Labs Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes - Steel Crate Games Loading Human - Maximum Games Sports Bar VR - Cherry Pop Games Super Stardust VR - D3T PlayStation VR Worlds - London Studio Rez Infinite - Enhance Games RIGS Mechanized Combat League - Guerrilla Cambridge Rise Of The Tomb Raider - Crystal Dynamics Superhypercube - Kokoromi The Assembly - nDreams The Playroom VR - Japan Studio Thumper - Drool Tumble VR - Supermassive Games Until Dawn: Rush of Blood - Supermassive Games Volume: Coda - Bithell Games Wayward Sky - Uber Entertainment World War Toons - Reload Studios Waddle Home - Archiact Interactive Resident Evil 7 Kitchen demo - Capcom EVE: Gunjack - CCP Games Ace Banana - Oasis Games Coming soon after launch: Carnival Games - 2K Games. 28th October 2016 Moto Racer 4 - Anuman Interactive. 3rd November 2016 Eagle Flight - Ubisoft. 8th November 2016 (digital) // 15th November, 2016 (retail) Star Trek: Bridge Crew - Ubisoft. 29th November 2016 (digital) // 6th December 2016 (retail) Werewolves Within - Ubisoft. 6th December 2016 Star Wars Battlefront Rogue One: X-wing VR Mission - Electronic Arts. Q4 2016 Fated: The Silent Oath - Frima Studio. Q4 2016 HoloBall - TreeFortress Games. Q4 2016 Pixel Ripped 1989 - Pixel Ripped Inc. Q4 2016 Proton Pulse - ZeroTransform Inc. Q4 2016 Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin - Double Fine Productions. Q4 2016 Robinson: The Journey - Crytek GmbH. Q4 2016 Time Machine VR - Minority Media. Q4 2016 Space Rift - bitComposer. Q4 2016 Trackmania VR - Ubisoft. Q4 2016 How We Soar - Penny Black Studios. Q4 2016 Radial G - Tammeka Ltd. Q4 2016 Tethered - Secret Sorcery Ltd. Q4 2016 Windlands - Psytec Games. Q4 2016 Viva Ex Vivo - Truant Pixel. Q4 2016 Pixel Gear - Oasis Games. Q4 2016 The Brookhaven Experiment - Phosphor Games. Q4 2016 Weeping Doll - Oasis Games. Q4 2016 Golem - Highwire Games. Q1 2017 GNOG - KO_OP. Q1 2017 Statik - Tarsier Studios. Q1 2017 XING: The Land Beyond - White Lotus Interactive. Q1 2017 Megaton Rainfall - Pentadimensional. Q1 2017 Korix - StellarVR. Q1 2017 No release date yet: Ace Combat 7 Final Fantasy XIV (appears to only be some sort of experience/minigame rather than the full game in VR, sadly) Vanguard V - And a bunch I've probably missed.
A bunch of games that were not previously showing up on PSN up until last night are now present, e.g. Thumper, SuperHyperCube, Wayward Sky, etc.
Mine is coming later this afternoon according to DPD; can't wait I set up a US account last night to grab their demo disc; a few more games on there.
I completely forgot it included a demo disc! Just jumped right into playing Rez and Thumper (worth the price of entry for those two alone). Gave Battlezone a try too, but it's surprisingly difficult (mainly the aiming). Doesn't help that the tutorial messages auto-cancel rather aggressively, so I didn't realise until after several deaths that using the 'boost' function drains your shield.
I haven't bought any games, I wanted to blast through the demo disc to see what's what. I'll definitely be picking up Rez Infinite demo; it's every bit as good as you'd expect a VR version of Rez to be. I really enjoyed the Eve Valkyrie demo too but it priced way too high imo, which is a shame. Out of the Battlezone and RIGS demo's I preferred Battlezone but I know what you mean about the tutorial. I was pleasantly surprised I felt no motion sickness in any of the titles I tried; it was a big worry of mine and one of the reasons I cancelled my Oculus Rift pre-order. I've tried the PSVR since, thus getting it, but I was still concerned titles like Eve and RIGS would make me feel ill. The only title that did make me feel funny was Here They Lie; it places you in a really strange world and the controls were odd. I really want to play Batman VR, it looks really good, probably grab that later too.
Rift, Vive, and PSVR are all above the hardware threshold for avoiding nausea. It's pretty much 100% (barring a tracking issue, e.g. bright lights for PSVR or mirrored surfaces for Vive) down to the software you are running on them whether you experience nausea or not.
I'm actually really impressed at how well the PS4 holds up graphics wise. It's really impressive considering how ‘underpowered’ it is compared to high end PC's.
Just had a great session playing Rez with the surround sound on. It's incredible in VR, mindblowing stuff
