That's what I've found since playing Firewall: Zero Hour, Superhot,etc on my PSVR. Being able to literally hold a gun, aim down the sights and move around freely is a revolution. I don't seem me ever wanting to go back and play something like Halo or Call of Duty on a TV using a controller/mouse again.
Similarly, VR has ruined race/flight games like Forza for me. Having tried a few in VR it's so much better being actually seated in the cockpit. It even helps when driving as you can more accurately judge distance and breaking for corners/obstacles. I have the latest Halo/Forza games on my Xbox and I've hardly played them at all as they seem so limited next to what VR offers!
I use mine several times a week and I'd say around 75% of my gaming this year and last has been in VR.
Ahhh Fire Wall Zero Hour.
I really really really don't see how people can go from playing FWZH to ANY FPS shooter which involves working as a team after that.
I honestly felt so amazed playing that with people. I genuinely wanted to save my team mates, I genuinly was anxious during my first few matches as a newbie to the squad and I loved watching people better than me on my team destroy. And then helping out as a security camera was awesome too.
That game was just so fatally flawed by its lobby scheme and loading times. I'm sure I spent way too long waiting rather than playing. Also the upgrade system IMO was way too powerful so newer players would find it hard or impossible against higher levelled players. For a game which has a small playerbase, its not a great idea.
Sony really should have given them a lot more money to refine the online infrastructure and they should have marketted it as the VR-COD.
It also should have had a proper single player campaign. So much missed oppurtunity in a wonderful and amazing game.
TBH I've never really enjoyed racing games at all on a monitor apart from Mario Kart. I played Wipeout on PSVR and it was... fun. And I normally don't find racing games fun in single player.
No 2D horror game will EVER scare me how RE7VR has. I still haven't completed it. Its just so god damn amazing. AMAZING. And its not even a hand tracked VR title yet its still leagues above anything I've watched. I remmeber on the first level ur wife or whatever goes a bit crazy and vanishes. I was in the kitchen area. Looked behind me and saw her freaking shadow walking in the other direction and i was like GOD NO PLEASE LORD. my sister played it for a little and i remember when she was swimming in a level a dead body pulled up infront of her and she freaked out.
Its funny how once a developer nails a genre for VR, it just makes 2D games so insignificant. Sadly, its rare for them to do it. I'm still waiting on the RPG front. I think any game requiring inventory management and text will never ever translate well to VR.
I haven't tried Hellblade yet but I'd also like to think any third person game or game requiring refined perfect control of characters (like Dark Souls) will always remain 2D as a top tier experience.
