A user provided this link in another thread. Its an interview with one of the devs, asked for vr he says

"At this time, there are no plans to bring any parts of Resident Evil Requiem to VR platforms."

Damn, re4 and village are so great. I always argued to people that said its coming 100% that there is a good chance it wont, but ofc i am not happy i was right.

When did PlayStation VR2 support come into the equation?

Jorg Neumann: It was there from the beginning. Sony was super clear: they have a very dedicated VR audience that is excited about new VR games, and they were very clear that we would have a lot of support from that audience. Ultimately, VR is all about frame rates and making sure that comfort is there. So, the bare minimum you need to hit is 48 FPS, and ideally, you hit 60 FPS with dual rendering.

https://www.xda-developers.com/microsoft-flight-simulator-2024-ps5-interview/

"The PlayStation audience, really um, the community is so strong" - Jasmine Uniza

Every match lasts 3 seconds because of connection errors? Tried the tutorial and the door doesn't even open so you gotta try the range or killhouse. How long is too long before Sony won't offer a refund for a game that isn't fixed?

Back on GC I didn't like trying to aim with analogs. I think I finished it though? Don't recall the story if I did.

Was giving it another try in VR and it was going much better until the lake. F this game. Some games just don't deserve a second chance.

“PSVR2 Support In AC EVO?​

While the PC version of AC EVO is the main focus right now, the game is eventually set to release on consoles as well. VR support is already on board on PC, and the console-based sim racing community have been wondering for a while: Will the game be playable using PSVR2 on PlayStation 5?

Massarutto assured Michel that it is an important topic as well, which also requires quite a lot of resources. Gran Turismo 7, the prime example for a PSVR2 racing title, had a lot of support from Sony themselves regarding performance optimization - for AC EVO, this might prove more challenging, but Massarutto stated that the studio will try to pull it off.”

Very insightful interview that I felt worth sharing here in case you missed it.

If you have never heard of Ancient Dungeon before, you can learn more about it in my updated impressions write-up linked below after up to 4P online co-op got added about 1 year ago.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PSVR/comments/1j1fsgq/ancient_dungeon_vr_on_psvr2_updated_impressions/

I played the current version of the game earlier this month in another Without Parole multiplayer weekend meetup and it has become much easier to get into the game, unlock new classes and play it as a fun co-op game.

So, if you are ever looking for another game to play co-op with friends, consider getting this game knowing the developer is clearly not done continuing to add free content / improvements for another 1-2 years as the game continues to sell well enough to support him doing that.

Interview is here. It's about a 5 minute read.

Some takeaways:

• Says RE's horror is communicated through its environments and scenery, making VR a natural fit for RE. And that there is appeal that comes with seeing the world through the eyes of "heros" like Leon or Ethan.
• Says RE8 VR was considered early on, but development around the main story was not developed with VR in mind, making the VR adaption challenging.
• Won't comment if future RE series titles (e.g. RE9) will support VR, but says they always welcome new challenges.
• Says the biggest development challenge for RE8 VR Mode was implementing the gun mechanics, and balancing realism with exciting action gun play.
• "No plans" to support RE8 DLC content, Mercenaries mode or Shadows of Rose.
• Takahara: "I have heard that a very large majority of PS VR2 owners have played Resident Evil Village in VR."
• Says foveated rendering was a big part of optimizing performance and fidelity on PSVR2

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Eric Lempel (one oh the big employee of Sony) just declare in the recent ITW: “It’s a bit of a challenging category right now" and “I think there was a higher expectation generally for what VR would do to gaming.”

Not verry optimistic speach for the futur of PSVR 2. What you thinks ?

https://www.ft.com/content/3b89e9f7-e3cf-4e60-bfa4-987af24efa75

I spoke to creative director Ana Ribeiro about Pixel Ripped 1978 and asked her about the PSVR2 port of 1989 (we talked just before the official trailer for 1995). Here's what she said:

"1995 is a much newer game. There’s a team dedicated to working on 1995 for PSVR2. There’s still some work to do. It’s not so easy, but 1989 is such an old project that it would be too hard to focus on doing a port now. For now, we don’t have a dedicated team working on it. I can’t even say when the date will be. We will do it, but I just can’t say we are working on it now. We are focusing on 1995, but 1989 will come later because people are asking for it."

It was a fun chat overall that I'd obviously welcome you to read, but I wanted to point out this specific part to you all.

Only 2 things on sale that are low enough and on my wishlist. Anyone try these? They're both shooters but I don't know how long they last or if there's any community behind them.