PSVR fans, it’s time to get your headset ready; Arashi: Castles of Sin launches tomorrow. The stealth game, which was announced just a few months ago, will be available on PS4 and on PS5 via backwards compatibility on August 10. The PlayStation Blog confirmed the news. Developed by Endeavor One (which previously worked on a...
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PS5’s Haptic Triggers Came From Testing VR Controller Prototypes, Sony Reveals
The haptic triggers seen in the PS5’s DualSense controller originated from testing a motion controller in VR, Sony has revealed. Sony Interactive Entertainment Product Director Toshi Aoki said as much to IGN. Speaking about the DualSense’s design, Aoki revealed that Sony wanted to find new things to do with the L2 and R2 buttons, and...
PSVR 2: Everything We Know About PS5 VR (Updated Summer 2021)
PSVR 2 (or PS5 VR) – it’s no longer a question of if, but when? Note: This is an evolving article, originally published at the beginning of 2020. There’s still a lot to learn about Sony’s future plans for VR in a crucial year for PlayStation itself. PS5 is now with us and, as of...
PC VR Shooter Sweet Surrender Gets Improved Demo, Out Now
Another chance to sample promising PC VR shooter, Sweet Surrender, is now available. Developer Salmi Games relaunched the free trial of the roguelite last week. It’s mostly the same version as the demo that was launched during June’s Steam Next Festival, but Salmi says it does include improvements based on feedback, updates to the visuals...
Arashi: Castles Of Sin Dev Talks VR Combat, Stealth And Progression
Arashi: Castles Of Sin was a very welcome surprise when it was announced at the beginning of June, but we haven’t learned too much about the game since then. We decided to change that. Tom Doyle from Endeavor One spoke to us a bit about the upcoming PSVR title, which takes us back to feudal...
Editorial: Sony’s Bid For AAA Games On PSVR 2 Is Smart, With Potential Caveats
I’ll go ahead and say it: almost everything we’ve heard about PSVR 2 sounds amazing. Yes, the wire hurts and yes we’re probably talking about an expensive machine. Those issues aside, a device with better resolution than Quest 2, packed in with controllers with improved haptics, all boosted by the power of the PS5 and...
FitXR’s Head Of Fitness Talks Designing VR Workouts
Videogames require lots of different job roles to come together to get them made. There are few developers, though, that have claimed the mantle of Head of Fitness. But that’s exactly Ianthe Mellors’ job. A professional dancer from Bedford, England, Ianthe joined the FitXR team to help design and choreograph VR workouts for those looking...
Stride on Oculus Quest Review
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Tetris Effect: Connected Pushed Back, Now Releasing August 18
The Tetris Effect: Connected update, which adds multiplayer across all platforms, has been pushed back to a new August 18 release date. The Connected update will bring free multiplayer modes to all platforms, including Oculus Quest, Epic Games Store, PlayStation consoles, Xbox consoles and the Microsoft Store on PC. The game will also launch on...
Disc Ninja Review – A Good Shot That Works Best In Multiplayer
We’ve seen previous attempts at golf with Everybody’s Golf VR, while frisbee’s taken the zero-gravity centre stage with Echo VR. However, Disc Ninja marks the first time we’ve seen both sports combined into one. Read on for our Disc Ninja full review! Developed by Immersion Games, Disc Ninja first appeared last year through Steam early...
