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Navigation is a pleasure with the Vive controllersNot bad but find the navigation aspect a little clunky.
Navigation is a pleasure with the Vive controllersNot bad but find the navigation aspect a little clunky.
Agreed, it's an absolute joy to use. Google sure know how to do these interfaces properly (at least before they inevitably fiddle too much and mess it up in later versions).Navigation is a pleasure with the Vive controllers
Star Trek Bridge crew is looking pretty awesome!! Check out Angry Joe's review.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ruckp8-vI0
Played it last night, it's visually stunning - probably the best VR graphics I've seen to date.There is a Batman VR demo/game on Steam which is effectively just a VR showcase with very little gameplay according to the reviews. £15 for approx 45min to 1hr of Batman visual goodies. Anybody tried it, recommended?
It is rather pretty. Makes good use of superior Nvidia VR technologies.Played it last night, it's visually stunning - probably the best VR graphics I've seen to date.
Little details really make this game stand out - sure you can race through it, but take it all in.
e: I played about 1.5 hours last night and had completed the story. I'll be going back for more though.
The one thing that did upset was the scene transitioning - I think they've done it to control motion sickness perhaps but it was annoying to be told to pick a mode of transport only to be presented with a black screen and some engine sounds instead of sitting in the Batmobile.
You need a fairly beefy fibre connection to stream the terrain and textures quickly enough. Even on my 70Mb/s connection it can take a couple of seconds to render an environment at full detail, but it's not all that bad. I think they've now added options to tweak the cache to improve things.I thought it was alright on touch controllers tbh, was just a bit dissapointed with the resolution. I'd like it if it had streetview for locations outside the main ones to look at.
Also I thought the texture pop-in on the tours ruined them.
It is rather pretty. Makes good use of superior Nvidia VR technologies.
You need a fairly beefy fibre connection to stream the terrain and textures quickly enough. Even on my 70Mb/s connection it can take a couple of seconds to render an environment at full detail, but it's not all that bad. I think they've now added options to tweak the cache to improve things.
Their implementation of inverse kinematics is quite good too.It is rather pretty. Makes good use of superior Nvidia VR technologies.
I'm enjoying Battlezone immensely at the moment - I think it's worth the £25 asking price (while it still has the 15% discount). Gamepad/XBox controller only though.