THIS Is How You Save VR Gaming....

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0:00 Intro
0:15 Killzone
2:20 Metro
3:30 Alan Wake
6:58 Plagues Tale
8:15 Dead Space
9:05 Bioshock
9:44 Forza Horizon

[@Pabloelszpono]

Dishonored in VR thats my dream game.

[@repeahlfors9951]

I was just about to write the same. Those games would be perfect for VR. Prey would be cool as well but Dishonored would be even better. Hopefully someone makes a VR mod at some point for Dishonored.

[@LPBurger31]

That is mine also but also cyberpunk would look so good

[@alexfoxleigh9443]

I’d absolutely go nuts for Bioshock in VR. I also think the game would lend itself well to hand tracking as pretty much all plasmids have hand gestures associated with them.

[@Lord_of_Dread]

I literally bought the bioshock remaster collection specifically because I assumed someone would mod VR support in one day. Haven't touched any of them other than the first one when it originally came out

[@PostMortalForm]

Bioshock uses unreal so you only need to wait for the injector to release

[@Cel516]

I was devastated when vorpx took down their bioshock profiles, it was so good even without motion controls

[@STEALTHYJD]

I really feel like dishonored would be amazing to port in vr. If you've ever tried the blade and sorcery mods of it you'd know

[@bouncycow3010]

It’s not out yet, but I hope Starfield gets a vr port in the not to distant future. Bethesda games are always a treat to explore in vr

[@vurk2crzy]

i'd hope so but the game runs p bad too be ported unless their was optimization

[@bouncycow3010]

@@vurk2crzy I mean, you say that, but skyrim and fallout 4 ran way worse on modern hardware (for that time) on release...

[@GnarpyOfficial]

The brutally awesome weighty guns of Killzone would feel wicked with the Adaptive Triggers of the PSVR controllers.

[@taxevasiongaming]

that would be one godamn good day

[@gernhartreinholzen3992]

PSVR controllers? You mean those embarrassing glowing vibrator looking things? And on console, where you can change almost nothing in the game? Yes, that would be great, almost as great as playing the virtual boy! Screw PCVR, it's too complicated for us anyways.

[@bigv3lap719]

@@gernhartreinholzen3992 psvr2 controllers

[@juu226]

In Return to Rapture Part 2 for HL: Alyx modder added plasmids and enemy models from Bioshock so it is as close as it can get to play this game on VR right now.

[@pmcomputing2459]

I played Resident Evil 7 all the way through and beat it in VR using the amazing reframework mod on a high end PC + Valve Index headset, it was an amazing experience! I would love to play some of these in VR! The RE2 remake VR mod has a first person mode which works REALLY well. I would love to play Deadspace in VR in first person!

[@Six6ix]

Forza in VR would be amazing

[@dustandechoes2]

Ooooh definitely

[@rbdshadow7272]

Assetto corsa…

[@kealenthomas5009]

@@rbdshadow7272 forza is open world with missions and is friendly to new players with arcade-like physics. And with forza’s cars and customization it would be sm fun

[@rbdshadow7272]

@@kealenthomas5009 ok? Assetto corsa has way better open world maps by various creators with arcade cars and you can adjust the physics to your preferences… plus you can make the graphics better

[@Linksyx]

​@@rbdshadow7272I'd like to know of an open world map better than Forza in Assetto Corsa, and that runs properly without a high end gpu

[@Echo-22-538]

This video was great. Really interesting and fun to watch. I would love to see a sequel or maybe even a series based on looking at flat-screen games and how well they'd port to VR.

[@bloxxer02]

I agree metro last light would do great in VR. Another pick would be tomb raider, because the intense climbing moments and QuickTime events would be extra scary in VR. Especially the tomb raider game on a icy mountain, where you use your ice picks to climb. Loved the video,n

[@jungleboy1]

not last light but exodus. It had semi free roaming maps.

[@JackalArtsmith]

If you haven't already, check out Paradox of Hope, it's being made by one guy, but it's literally just Metro in VR

[@GreyMatterShades]

Yeah he mentions it in the video. Looks pretty cool!

[@InspectorGamecat]

Well this aged badly. Gone due to copyright takedown notice. If you don't already own it, it's gone.

[@PixelShade]

Yup, the Bioshock Trilogy would be an incredible treat in VR. Especially since the games run on toasters these days. The biggest problem is that Unreal Engine 3 lacks VR support (from my understanding), so either they would need to create a VR-plugin for the engine itself or upgrade these massive games to Unreal Engine 4, causing a whole world of pain for game developers and the QA team. But yeah, Creating a generalized VR plugin/mod for Unreal Engine 3 engine would've been amazing since there are so many games created in that engine which are super light on hardware. (Batman Arkham Trilogy, Bioshock, Borderlands, Dishonored, Enslaved, Mass Effect, Mirror's Edge, Q.U.B.E, Sherlock Holmes etc.) Not all of them suited for first person perspective... But still. I would play through all of them again. :)

[@KB-du3rh]

I'd love a Thief or Deus Ex style game...or something under water/prehistoric so all those dino swimmers like Mosa's and Megs can be seen to scale.

[@TheRyman230]

Forza would be one of the greatest ips that Microsoft have to bring to VR. It’s a shame they have no real plans for VR, because games like Microsoft flight simulator or Forza Horizons/Motorsport would be incredible in VR.

[@gomersimpson777ram]

Mfs have vr mod

[@TalkHero]

Their stance is a little weird

[@rbdshadow7272]

Msfs has native vr

[@taxevasiongaming]

killzone mercenary would make the best vr port being able to fight with and against the helgast using both sides weapons from vekta to helgan

[@gernhartreinholzen3992]

The Metroid Prime series is perfect for VR! Best we can do now, is to emulate it with Dolphin VR, but it takes a Monster rig to run it nicely, and there's only normal, flat screen controller support. No motion controls. Even this is awesome, but it could be so much better with a real port.

[@Iron_Soil]

Metro vr whoud be the greatest thing ever

[@Lord_of_Dread]

+1 for killzone VR. I literally only have a PS3 for Killzone, now that The Last of Us and the Metal Gear Solid collection are either on or coming to steam. Killzone 3 already showed it makes sense by having a stereoscopic 3D mode, and VR is literally just half a step away from 3D (3D TV and VR owner). If they got it to run well and didn't half-arse it, it would sell like crazy. Also, an FPSVR version of Deadspace would've been a day 1 purchase for me. It'd be like playing a newer, more brutal Doom3VR. My ideal VR port would be Darktide, or Deathwing. Darktide would be super intense and probably run like shit, and you'd have to rebalance around not having set animated attack patterns, so that's probably less practical. Deathwing is basically a VR game that isn't in VR for some reason. Left hand is your melee weapon, right hand is your ranged weapon. Melee attacks are basic and you can block too. It would be super easy to convert, which is probably why its listed in the titles getting UE4VR injector support!!!

[@18nakedcowboys69]

2:55 this is actually one of the times where the “magazine” is actually a clip.

[@djp1234]

All AAA games need to be ported to VR. Just all of them. All games are better in VR.

[@9ALiTY]

I Feel that, Maybe one day an Ai Program will exist that can add VR to every game on PC.

[@angryox3102]

VR needs more 3rd person games. Not everyone wants to workout when they’re gaming.

[@Swimsalot123MC]

Yesss, edge of nowhere was fantastic. Idk why so many people think first person is a must

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

Deadspace would give me a heart attack. But it would be worth it.

[@GreyMatterShades]

Awesome job with this video, man. I totally agree with every one of your picks. Interesting note about Dead Space, there was a rail-shooter in the franchise called Dead Space: Extraction which was first person and used motion controls (Wii and PS3). I'd hope a Dead Space VR game wouldn't be on rails, but I think Extraction proves the franchise can work in first-person with motion controls. As for my own picks, I think an Uncharted game would work well in VR, but instead of playing as Nathan Drake you would play as a sidekick. This is both so that you could still see and interact with that character, and also to justify why you wouldn't be able to do some things the way he does, like climbing. You could still climb in VR, but Nathan Drake climbs like a lemur on crack cocaine. But Uncharted would lend itself really well to some VR puzzles and traversal. Same sort of setup would also work well for a Tomb Raider game. I also think there are some puzzle games that would work really well in VR, like The Witness and the recent game Viewfinder. They tend to rely on perspective a lot, and sometimes require a flat view, but for VR they could either blank out one screen to simulate the character closing one eye, or on PSVR 2 they could use the eye tracking to actually activate mechanics when you close one eye (like The Witness' puzzle interaction mode).

[@maksimgames1]

even thinking of dead space being a VR game gives me chills... if they ever give this idea a thought... let's be honest, there are gonna be a lot more people going to therapy... and washing their pants...

[@microgamestation]

Dude, I'd LOVE Alan Wake VR! Great idea.

[@TryBrainGrainToday]

LOOK I ain't trying to sound like a cool smarty-pants but like a minute in I said, out loud w/ witnesses, "If they make a Bioshock VR i'd glue that headset to my face."

[@PixelShade]

I find it absolutely ridiculous that Microsoft, who have already spent tons of money on Windows Mixed Reality, that they don't use it as a VR portal for XBOX while offering VR support in their games (both on XBOX and PC)... They really don't need to come out with their own hardware competing with PSVR2, they could just partner with other VR-headset manufacturers like they did with HP, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung a couple of years ago. It feels like such a small investment on their part since they already have the middle-ware ready and VR could be treated as 3rd party peripherals instead. (minimizing the financial risk, while still being in-the-loop of VR).

[@GizmoMaltese]

Games where you use one hand to shoot and another to cast some spell would work really well in VR. On a flat screen you can only aim in one direction at a time but in VR you could aim your plasmid at one enemy and gun at another. Being able to fluidly combine the powers of both had would be great. Another game that you didn't mention is Crysis. It would be a great VR game because that suit turns you into a kind of super hero with speed and strength. Grabing, punching, and throwing enemies with one hand while shooting with the other would be great in a Crysis VR.

[@virtualinsider]

A VR game with those sort of suit powers would work really well.

[@AnimusEva01]

Dead space armor has little computer things on its chest pieces. food for thought.

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

Harry Potter games would most definitely work in Vr. Generation Zero, Red Dead Redemption, Call of Juarez, the House of the Dead series in 1st person, Infamous series, Watchdogs, Mario Kart, the Crusin USA games, Freedom Fighters, The Division games, the Mafia games, the Sims 4, OverWatch, Fire Watch, Far Cry games and sooo many more ❗

[@josephkeen7224]

I personally disagree with Killzone, mostly because there’s enough generic military shooters in and out of VR. I feel like a good singleplayer tactical shooter (like the good Tom Clancy games, or the S.W.A.T series) would be fucking awesome. An immersive sim that would be a ton of fun in VR is the Thief series. I know there’s a similar VR game called Unknightly, but that game seems to be permanently stuck in Early Access hell. VR needs more good stealth games in general.

[@virtualinsider]

We dont have many with AAA quality and single player campaign.

[@dustandechoes2]

These guns sound so fun to use

[@InspectorGamecat]

RIP Paradox of Hope 😭😭

[@PissPoorGaming]

Definitely agree killzone needed or resistance fall of man , a new wipeout and I think they need to remaster a few ps1 vr games all the shooters .

[@retropulse03]

Alan Wake is one of my top 5 favorite games of all time. I think it would be really awesome in VR, with the mix of tense battles and slower creepy moments. Control, by extension, would be cool because power-fantasies work well in VR - the jumping/flying would be wild though.

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

Your formula is on point Brother.

[@poloo92]

Metro in VR would be a Great port !! and fairly easy too pull maybe.... It would really flesh out the characters and beast

[@gernhartreinholzen3992]

I love PSVR! It's already ridiculously expensive, I like that, because I'm also an Apple fan. It only could be better if the pink, growing vibrator looking controllers were covered in fur and glitter and you'd have to get a tattoo saying LOSER on your forehead in order to play it. Otherwise it's perfect!

[@gomersimpson777ram]

Well, we will get soon bulletstorm vr

[@virtualinsider]

Im looking forward to it

[@Phantomdude]

I really want a sandbox RP game like Arma to have VR support. RP games would be amazing, pretending to get shot when you get shot Ingame.

[@Treebsquire]

The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games would also be incredible in VR. Can't even imagine what something like Gears Of War 5 would be like in VR.

[@Ziggy_YT]

Ready or not in vr would be phenomenal.

[@pmcomputing2459]

I would add that modder praydog has a universal unreal engine vr injector coming which will allow modders to much more easily develop vr mods for unreal engine titles. You will probably see lots of flatscreen vr mods after that finally releases, there are an insane number of games based on unreal engine.

[@dusk1234567890]

You don’t need to convert everything to first person. Third person is fine especially with Dead Space. I wish Resident Evil 4 had a third person mode because it’s incredibly immersive.

[@conejeitor]

I´m amaze Bioshock VR (port) is still not a thing.

[@virtualinsider]

They are UE3 so wont work with the injector.

[@x32i77]

Black& White would be an awesome game in vr

[@matthewducote8442]

Thanks!

[@virtualinsider]

What a legend, thankyou

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

H3VR is the only sim or game that has the slap bolt release on AR platforms. It is literally the only party trick that the gun has. No other game has it.

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

We only have linear racing games... No driving games. I would love the Ride series in VR. VR superbike racing would indeed be crazy

[@rbdshadow7272]

If you just want to drive in vr with no missions and just chill in multiplayer and/or single player, assetto corsa is still the way to go

[@rbdshadow7272]

But motorcycles would be crazy

[@gothicvillasgaming]

How about driving game yes, not a racing game. Driving, not racing. Why every dev thinks, oh let's make driving game and its by default racing.

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

@@rbdshadow7272 I am working on it now. I will get it working one day.

[@davidchandler5432]

Good list! I hadn't thought about Alan Wake in VR, I like how you describe the flashlight being used (Doom 3 VR mods also had a nice flashlight to rely on). Off the top of my head, my quickie list of cool games to convert to VR: S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The Long Dark Starfield (after it comes out in 2 weeks and if it is good of course) Bioshocks Any and every racing/flying game Dishonored Prey 2016 Thief Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2

[@RealSharpenIron]

Crysis and Far Cry 2. Crysis because it basically already has all of the grabbing and heavy focus on physics, along with Far Cry 2 because driving a car with one hand and firing at the same time is something that game desperately needs...

[@emceeschwartz]

Really hoping Sony makes some vr exclusives in the coming years.

[@J47xLiVe]

Nice video, killzone

[@ronm6585]

Thanks.

[@HedeyIsHere]

Old games would be perfect for VR as it could show potential of what could made in the future And it might increase the amount of VR Users.

[@tdhitchins]

The unreal engine vr mod that is due to come out this year will have me making a mess off my underwear!! Can’t wait

[@c6jones720]

Some of those games can be played with vorpx. Im happy with ported games. I always wanted to see Tombraider ported to VR even if it was the old 1990s version, I even had a little go at doing that myself.

[@Linksyx]

For Tomb Raider you can have a taste of it has they all have a stereoscopic 3D option (like in movie theaters), and you can view 3D content on a VR headsets with apps like bigscreen (free) or virtual desktop. I'm currently playing Shadow of the Tomb Raider in 3D, and it is really, really good. But yeah I would love having VR games similar to Tomb Raider, I can't even name one currently..

[@c6jones720]

The thing is I think whats needed is for the game to be in 1st person, probably with you using your hands for climbing. the closest I saw was tomb explorer VR on steam, I don't think they got the funding they needed to continue, but it would have been good@@Linksyx

[@skelo9033]

Ah Killzone, a classic.

[@SimplexPL]

If only sony did not keep dropping the ball on PSVR2.

[@kayra-bg2si]

Re4

[@mayflowwy]

halo combat evolved. i want it so bad its so surprising we dont have a mod of it in any form i think the older graphic sstill are charming and would run great manual reloads would feel really cool with halos weapons the melee attack, throwing grenades, and the overall strategic gameplay would work very well in vr

[@TalkHero]

I think an Atomic Heart VR port could be interesting

[@jaysbadatgaming]

bro wants to see the twins in person

[@TalkHero]

I haven't actually finished AH yet, have I just owned myself? 😂

[@SargonDragon]

A crucial piece of porting games from flat to VR is that the game play needs to be rebalanced. VR can pretty drastically alter the difficulty, usually toward making the game less of a challenge because VR inherently provides better control over your character. For example, the Half Life 2 VR mod was well done. But despite the game itself being the same, it's much easier when played in VR, in some cases quite dramatically so because you can do things like blind firing a shotgun around a corner to kill a large number of enemies while being invulnerable to their fire. While I enjoyed playing through it, VR made the difficulty very inconsistent. Some parts remained hard while other parts were reduced to being laughably easy in VR when they were hard in the original flat game.

[@virtualinsider]

This is true, RE4 on quest was terribly balanced, Your movement speed it much quicker and you can run around and shoot making the game really easy.

[@Judie-Nator]

Dead Space Vr would be fantastic

[@digitalhypertoons2808]

I really want stranded deep to be at least a PCVR game.

[@boomdaddymaxwell]

Bioshock in VR 😍

[@FiliusFidelis]

Big yes for Bioshock, speaking of that though I think of Prey 2017. Would love to see a full VR version of that, however, I tested the VR demo for it and I found the scale of it quite distracting, I kept thinking WHY would you need a 5-6 meters tall ceiling? I was so distracted by the sheer scale of things it took me several minutes to even realize I was in Moran Yu's office. One DO see it in pancake mode too but.. with so many other things.. it just doesn't hit home.

[@tritonmame1282]

I wonder how they would show the world from a cup's point of view

[@TalkHero]

Doesn't Prey already have a vr side mode?

[@FiliusFidelis]

@@TalkHero That's why I said Full version, you have 'mooncrash' which contains 'typhon hunter' a few small vr 'games': a small museum exhibit, a few small puzzles and a human vs typhon pvp game.

[@TheMaxmelner]

Forza VR would go crazy

[@BCBtheBeastlyBeast]

Monster Hunter VR. Yeah, what we have now wouldn't directly translate, but you wouldn't have to change so much that it's completely out of the question, and it would sell like crazy. Twisted Metal is another that's actually kinda likely to happen.

[@GreyMatterShades]

What about Shadow of the Colossus? Very different game obviously, but similarly fighting huge monsters, and the slower paced gameplay might translate a bit better. Of course the best option is "both" 😉

[@BCBtheBeastlyBeast]

@@GreyMatterShades Oh for sure. Definitely different games, so both would nice. Still waiting for Behemoth gameplay too. I'm very skeptical it will live up to the CG hype trailer, but that's to be expected with CG trailers in general. I honestly just want the graphics to be good enough to create the kind of atmosphere in that trailer. S+S graphics aren't bad, but the style in Behemoth is going to have to be gritty/more realistic (if that makes sense) for me to interested.

[@GreyMatterShades]

@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast Yeah there's no way it looks close to as good as the CG trailer, but I'm really just hoping it captures the mood/vibe the trailer was going for, and that we get some of that cool gameplay that was also hinted at. Visually, I'm not getting my hopes up too high. It is getting some sort of Quest release (maybe Quest 3?), so that'll stunt things, but it could still be an awesome game. Skydance has a good track record, so 🤞

[@Oiiiii]

Nobdoy probably heard of it but "open spades" would perfectly transfer to vr. Very simple graphic. You could build and destroy just like in the flat-screen version. Would be great to build your own cover. Edit: found out roblox copied the game. It's called "arms of solitaire" and it looks pretty fun. Somebody make it a vr game cuz I am 100% sure it will blow up.

[@TalkHero]

I would love a vr version of scorn (but then probably wouldn't be able to sleep again 😂) I'm not sure my ring piece could handle Dead Space in VR 😅

[@jaywhy3178]

Scorn will be playable when the Unreal Engine VR mod is released. I'm waiting for that before I play it.

[@ContrastCopy]

Bro, I just thought that Alan Wake would be a good fit for VR. Probably not going to happen, since it’s likely not technically possible right now and Remedy hasn’t shown any serious interest in vr. But a boy can dream.

[@linzkirk]

Dishonoured is such an obvious choice for me. Also Sony pull you're finger out and lets get Wipeout back for PSVR2, stupidly easy port as it was on PSVR. A decent remake of horizon zero dawn with native VR support would be nice. What I would love is more story based narrative games, I would love to see something as big as Mass Effect in 1st person in VR.

[@dennisphillips9089]

MIcrosoft needs to get involved with VR. It would make a difference if Xbox had a VR connection. Does Microsoft know something about VR that Sony doesn't know?

[@FriedBacon88]

killzone 2 and 3 (and the ps4 one if we have to) vr adaptions would be great if they can simulate the chunky and bouncy gunplay not great because it would be an exclusive. until the psvr2 is reverse engineered completely to use on the PC there's no way I can drop that kinda money for KZVR it would have to be given a royal treatment with mp support and integrated co-op, with a crazy hook like a campaign editor with like, self recording for baking animations on npcs or some shit then I'd probly buy the ps5 n all.

[@Playr0ne]

*definitely YES* _A remake of the same _*_Dead Space_*_ looks absolutely meaningless at all so early without the support of virtual reality._ And for Microsoft, the fact that they stopped making WMR headsets is no excuse for not adding virtual reality support to Forza. Steering wheels, for example, they also do not produce, but it still does not prevent them from adding support.

[@GreyMatterShades]

Yeah I was hopeful that the Dead Space Remake would have VR support. Especially since it was made by EA Motive, who made Star Wars Squadrons (which was awesome in VR).

[@snippychicken2220]

We need more vr games with higher bugets just imagine a true AAA game not something like above and beond. a true AAA game

[@GreyMatterShades]

I totally agree, but the only way VR games are going to get bigger budgets is if the VR market gets bigger so they can sell more copies. The only companies right now that might even think about spending AAA budgets on a VR game are Meta, Sony, and maybe Valve, and they'd do it to sell their headsets. The best hope we have of AAA VR games right now is developers making a AAA flat game with VR support.

[@HybridEnergy]

Campaigns and story is what we need. Are you even buying a PSVR2 Alex?Cause I'm not. There is no guarantee a killzone would hit PC. I want Deus Ex Human Revolution and Mankind divided in VR on PCVR already, come on Eidos.

[@virtualinsider]

I will buy one when enough good games come to it and Killzone VR would be one of those games that tempts me

[@HybridEnergy]

@@virtualinsider Would be a start, I would probably need a good 5 or 6 that I can't have access to elsewhere.

[@TheyCallMeHBomb]

Which game is that in the intro? Looks like a native VR title if I'm not mistaken?

[@virtualinsider]

Resident Evil 4 Remake VR mode

[@stuartmurton7319]

Resi 4 on the Quest has already shown 3rd person games can translate to VR (hopefully the psvr2 version is as good as Village). Some great calls on this list. Hoping Gamescom is where Sony announce so big hitters

[@jaywhy3178]

So did Hellblade. When VR first got going (the most recent iteration, I mean) there was a few 3rd person games. Lucky's Tale, Moss. Nothing wrong with them at all, 3rd person can be fun too. I might prefer FPS type games, but I can enjoy a good 3rd person...

[@stuartmurton7319]

@@jaywhy3178 yeah Astro bot and Moss are super examples too, I meant 3rd to first person conversion like RE4 more specifically, should of made that clear

[@TalkHero]

'Chronos' is a good third person VR game I am working through

[@stuartmurton7319]

@@TalkHero always wanted to play that. So many old Oculus games that are crying out for a re-release on psvr2 or PCVR

[@jaywhy3178]

@@stuartmurton7319 Ok, I see. That makes more sense, maybe I should have thought for a minute and figured that out!

[@Boomerson47]

Prey VR

[@roderickchannon7503]

What about adding VR compatibility for train Simulator and train Sim World?

[@AkoramericaBlogspot]

But in VR, none of original games with famous IPs would make their money back as a market is just too small. At least, VR ports but... to be honest, the additional revenues would not even cover the additional legal cost generated.

[@GreyMatterShades]

What legal costs? I think the idea is that the IP holders should be the ones making the VR versions. I agree that the size of the VR market probably means we won't get unique VR games from these franchises, but VR ports or new hybrid games should be doable; especially for a company like Sony that has VR hardware they need to sell.

[@crookeddoghomebrew9144]

Definitely killzone

[@MylesHimself]

DeadSpace VR like counter 👇🏾

[@VRnamek]

yeah, we've been years asking for these games. Only people listening are modders. I lost my faith in Sony, I have no desire for psvr2, let alone PS5... maybe in 10 more years...

[@AlexChangYuan]

Most good games are simply better in VR.

[@bonojennett]

I just wanted Left 4 Dead VR. The mod looks too janky and After The Fall is just missing something. Valve would have done it right.

[@Brujah1988]

Please please don't fall into the trend of naming your videos like this or like "VR gaming has x problem, here is why", super annoying clickbait will put off a lot of people who don't know you actually produce quality content

[@BCBtheBeastlyBeast]

I don't think it's click-bait. AAA games would "save" VR gaming. Established names have always been what draws the most attention to the platform outside of the enthusiast segment (though arguable anyone playing PC VR is an enthusiast).

[@josephkeen7224]

Agreed, and it’s why I unsubscribed from Matteo311.

[@virtualinsider]

I appreciate your feedback but not much point putting videos out no one watches and these sorts of titles get people to click.

[@josephkeen7224]

@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast​​⁠but due to the state of AAA gaming, it could sink the reputation of VR also. Do you really want a VR version of Battlefield 2042? Indie games are the only good games coming out for the most part.

[@BCBtheBeastlyBeast]

@@josephkeen7224 Ew no I don't care to play BF2042 ever again in my life XD And indie games are the only good games coming out because almost literally no AAA games are being released for VR right now. The reputation of VR would go up if it had more AAA games to play with names that people are interested in.

[@zeelophone3765]

Vr is ALREADY a niche category, restricting games to be PSVR exclusives is a surefire way to kill the genre.

[@GreyMatterShades]

Having those games as exclusives is the only incentive Sony has to fund them (and make no mistake, Sony IS funding things like Synapse, the official RE8 port, RE4 Remake, etc). Why would they put their money behind multiplatform games? Besides, they usually only sign deals for 1 year of exclusivity with third parties. Also they've been porting more of their first party games to PC lately, so there's nothing saying they wouldn't do the same with VR titles (though they might be hesitant due to the small size of the PC VR market).

[@DasJev]

I disagree, the best thing for VR would be to let propriatary hardware/software to fail and die or else we will have to wait 20 years till that tech becomes available for other commercial products. Look what sony patented for the PSVR2, now all of that is blocked for 20 years for everyone else.

[@s4091boat]

The last of us

[@randyx007]

I love your videos but I hate Horizon lol.

[@kermitthedawg1]

Will this guy ever not mention half life alyx in a video

[@las10plagas]

what "saves" VR gaming would be good games but most are shit 😕

[@smut28]

LESSON 1 of how NOT to save VR. Make PSVR exclusives

[@BigSunn0]

lmao. This is what will save VR....half asses ports of work that's already completed. How freakin desperate are we now? VR really is dead.