PSVR

January 30, 2020

Throw Anything Comes To PSVR

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Not everyone owns a pair of those fancy VR goggles the big companies were pushing a couple years ago, but Throw Anything is the game idea that will make you wish you had one. In this fast-paced action title from developer VisualLight, zombies are advancing on your high-rise building, getting closer and closer to your apartment — and the only way to fend them off is to throw things. If you can see it, you can throw it — including people! The PSVR version of Throw Anything contains all the improvements made to previous versions, including updated graphics and sound effects, new stages, an updated lobby area with playable minigames, a new Final Boss (“Mystery Scientist X”) and a newly added mission: collect all the cube relics! Enjoy laying waste to fully destructible environments! Throw any object within reach – humans included! Collect ancient relics to save the world! Take on 6 challenging stages about to be overrun by the zombie horde! Defeat 5 mid-bosses and 6 powerful “main” bosses!

April 20, 2018

ARK Park Now 30% Off On Steam

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Earlier we told you about ARK Park, Snail Games’ dinosaur park simulator that lets you roam around a manmade prehistoric tourist attraction without getting eaten, chased, zapped with an electric fence or sneezed on. Compatible with all major VR gaming platforms, ARK Park lets you interact with over 100 dinosaur species across six different environmental biomes, each with their own unique weather, foliage, etc. It also supports multiplayer, so if you know anyone with a VR headset you can take a trip to ARK Park together. Steam is currently discounting ARK Park, plus many other of its VR games, at 30% off. The Standard Edition is now $27.99, while the Deluxe Edition is $33.99. Download it, grab your VR device of choice and escape. Ark Park has also seen some improvements since we last mentioned it. A patch scheduled to drop in the next few days will add free movement to the game, as well as a tutorial that explains how to use the new controls it introduces. Owners of

June 14, 2016

E3 2016: PSVR Getting VR Gun

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Yesterday, a game for the PlayStation VR called Farpoint was announced. As it was a shooter game, Sony noted that it was going to need a peripheral to make the shooting believable. Today, they have unveiled PS VR Aim Controller. The controller is actually an evolution of the PS3’s Move Sharpshooter. This time though, the shooter itself has motion sensitive sensors, instead of needing to be added to a controller. What this will allow is for perfect 1-to-1 gameplaye with the PSVR. No lag or delays with the responses. It is believed that this gun, provided it does well for Farpoint, that this shooter will be the standard for shooters under the PSVR banner, as it would allow a “natural” feel for all its games. No other games have been announced with the peripheral, but that could change with time.

June 13, 2016

E3 2016: PSVR Release Date Given, Lineup Announced

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One of the big reveals at the Sony E3 Press Conference was that the PlayStation VR, Sony’s VR headset to go with their consoles, will release on October 13th. Furthermore, PlayStation’s Shawn Layden also announced Sony will support PSVR with 50 games this year, including newly announced titles Farpoint, Star War Battlefront X-Wing Mission, and Batman: Arkham VR. With more to come and be announced as they get closer to launch. The VR headset will be priced at $399 / €399 /£349 /AUD $549.