Name: OLCビデオブログ #3 - Playstation VR 3ヶ月間の様子 (OLC Video Blog #3 - Playstation VR 3 Months On)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:15:12.000Z
Duration: 15 min 20 s
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You're joining me on a very chilly commute today.

As you can see, I'm completely surrounded by ice in my car, so we'll have to wait for it to defrost anyway.

Today I want to talk about the PlayStation V R on.

Has it got a problem with the amount of games that are being released?

Well, I've defrosted the car now, and it is a little bit icy, so I'm going to have to take it easy today with the video blogging because I don't want to die on the road.

Yes, I've had a shave since the last video, so the play station via is a topic I've already written about on my blogged, and if you've ever read it, you'll know that I love it.

I think it's a fantastic consumer level device.

I think Sony have done a great job of making it comfortable and usable, even though it's not the most high spec device available.

It's a whole lot of fun on a lot of bang for your book, but it would be wrong of me to say I've not been a little bit worried about the amount of games that have been coming out for it.

When it was released, I picked up the demo disc on dhe.

I got tumble on thumper on wind lands on Dhe Win Lands is is an absolute gem of a game, but I didn't pick up any of the major Triple eight titles.

Because I've got the racing set up, and I think virtual reality and racing particular.

If you've got the full wheels, pedals and share is an absolute marriage made in heaven.

I wanted to rally via for the same reasons and 40 that's just been announced, but they're going to charge extra for that.

But when I go online and start reading comments, sections informs, which I know is this, you know that's a bad place to start, isn't it?

But you get all of these gloomy tech naysayers already ringing the death bell for PlayStation via on.

It's not difficult to see why we've really not had any major releases we've had.

Mostly well, they'll call of mostly tech demos on experiences on.

Okay, I think it's only clearly needed some big names to get behind the product when it was launched.

So we did see things like the Batman V R.

And then there's the other side of the Internet that will say, Well, they know they're not Tech dominoes and experiences it's just shovel were being looked on.

The device low budget, obscure indie titles, which it wasn't worth £400 expense on the V R system in the first place, you know, So let's let's completely abandon it.

And let's rubbish anybody that attempts to develop for it.

And I think this is where I've got a bit of a sticking point.

I know everybody's experience is a personal one on the best two experiences I've had with virtual reality so far is Win lands on dhe crystal rift.

Now these are both their published by psy tech games.

I don't believe that both developed by psy tech games on this seems to be a small indie company, which has set set themselves up to be Avi are focused development company.

It really does give you the sensation off, flying around.

Certainly, I got a lot of enjoyment from it, and I could spend hours in the world on us.

We just wouldn't realize it would be covered in sweat.

I'm aching because I'm so tense for a couple of hours.

And Krystal Rift is your exploring dungeons from a PR perspective.

And if you like your old rogue like games, it puts an interesting twist.

Everything is can be quite scary as well, so you got a few laughs out of that.

But as she searched through the PlayStation store, most of the titles look a bit weak.

I don't say that lightly because I pride myself on hunting out the obscure gems.

You know, everybody deserves a chance, and some of the titles that have been the most successful have been the more party like one.

Don't stop talking and nobody explodes or whatever it's called.

Yeah, that that's That's an interesting twist on via I like.

I think that having one person that is in a separate gaming world from the others, but everybody's interacting together.

Linds Via is a fundamental mechanic in how you navigate that game world, I think when the Internet to referring to the shovel, where in all of the poor quality titles, I say poor in quote, um, what they're really referring to our titles were V.

Has been applied as a bit of an afterthought.

If you take an established gaming franchise on Dhe instead of having camera control, you put the players virtual head in the world, and that's it.

I think these might not work because it's more efforts for the player to be in the virtual reality world.

It doesn't necessarily mean it's more immersive.

So if I was, for example, the camera behind Nathan Drake's head in Uncharted four, it doesn't make any difference whether I'm moving around with my head or whether I'm using the controller just to contradict myself completely here.

One of the demos that came on the PlayStation virtual reality Demi disc was the little platform game, which I thought was a really wonderful example of how Evie our world could work.

And it wasn't just the place head was the camera.

You you had to look around in order to see things you couldn't normally see.

So as well as controlling the little robot running around, you had to explore the environment visually looking over edges and up into the sky and below you in order to know where to send the character.

But I do understand that there is a risk that if the only Cos releasing virtual reality games, low budgets, Indy development companies that have acquired a unity license Andi just using the built in virtual reality rendering mode, um, that you perceive the overall quality is being poor.

And that's not to say that the game's developers behind these titles aren't good.

But they are resource limited, and they're trying to compete on a huge stage.

And also, I guess that they're cashing in right now because there aren't any Triple eight titles on this platform.

Why not get the indie developers out there in force?

Get your title in before the Triple A start to land security, what is considered the Triple eight titles on the PlayStation via well, I think you've got Eve ons.

You've got Riggs, where the studio apparently is just gone bust Dr Club, which people have said doesn't look very good.

I don't like it from a racing perspective.

I like my racing to be simulation accurate across the other sizes.

So the experiences that is available I've been repeatedly blown away, and everybody that I introduced virtual reality to in my house always get to do this.

First, I uses a tester so they could find the V R.

But I like Alan Met, which is the experience where a little girl with matches reminiscing about what happened to her family on you is the player.

Just stand in this world and you observe what's going on.

But the fact that you can look under the bridge and you can you can you move your head around in this world is really engrossing.

It's like being inside an argument on animation.

Tripoli developers probably also have additional pressure is that they're expected to release games now to a particular visual quality, and there's no denying the virtual reality requires some significant processing horsepower to deliver the effect.

Perhaps this is another reason why low budget indie development studios are currently winning the race in the number of titles being released via they don't have the resources or time to produce very high resolution assets to use in their games was the Triple eight companies are expected to know people.

People will still sadly, in this day by a game based on what it looks like and not how it plays.

And they'll even be irate enough to say, Well, you know, I bought this consul because it's going to make my games look good.

Well, you know, now I need to buy a higher power consul to make my games look Justus Good.

Personally, games have always been fun, even when they were asking characters bouncing around on the screen.

Perhaps another reason that the V R hasn't really attracted the chip play titles just yet is it's the install base large enough for the Triple Eight companies to risk the investment in the extra development required.

We've all been led to believe that the PlayStation Vita has been tremendously popular.

It seems every time a batch of stock comes to the UK, it's out of stock within 24 hours, but I'm unaware of what the fate of the real figures are.

Please excuse me whilst I'm dazzled by the obscuring fog of the North.

The next Triple A title of my radar for PlayStation V.

Firstly, I'm suspicious of any game that was meant to release three months ago on Suddenly said.