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The only reason I didn't go for NMS during the last few Steam sales is because of the rumors that the PS4 version will make use of PSVR, and it'll be some time before I can afford a new video card and a Vive. But there's been no advancement on that rumor since March so perhaps that was wishful thinking? We'll see. My favorite aspects of open world games are easily the exploration and discovery parts so NMS for all its flaws had a fair amount of appeal from launch, I just figured I'd wait and see if its problems would be fixed and as of last year it appeared that was very much the case and came very close to making it a Steam summer sale grab. But I really, REALLY want a VR spaceship-explorer game so fingers crossed.
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# ¿ Jul 24, 2018 04:39 |
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# ¿ May 10, 2024 08:12 |
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I've been strongly interested in NMS since before launch, but when it came out and the reviews detailed the problems...yeah. I was going to wait. In the 3 years in-between I was able to afford a PSVR but haven't been able to afford a graphic card upgrade on my PC (GTX 760), let alone a VR headset for it. So now with NEXT and both Steam and PS4 versions at the same sale price, I find myself asking: PS4 version, with my abaility to do VR now...or Steam, with my VR upgrade possibly likely next year? (Is there that much of a graphical difference between the two? The Move controllers aren't great either and never have been, that could be a factor as well...)
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# ¿ Aug 13, 2019 22:22 |
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SolidSnakesBandana posted:In my personal opinion VR doesn't really have a whole lot of fantastic games on it. It's a lot like phone games in that regard. I'd say the big issue is going to be exclusives you may or not be interested in. There's certain games that are only on PSVR like Resident Evil 7, and others that are only on PC like Superhot VR. That's why I always wanted both; Sony's always going to have permanent and timed exclusives, and the PC ports in mid-console life cycle will have better presentation and more hardware choices.
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# ¿ Aug 13, 2019 22:38 |