VR

[Syndroid]

This game needs VR Support!
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If you have a VR headset and want to know what it's like to play Crash Bandicoot in VR, get DolphinVR and play Crash Wrath of Cortex.. It works really well if configured properly.
That really made me want VR for this remake

[NeverSleeper]

That sounds like it would trigger a bleeding effect.

[NukeSanity]

if VV added all those fandom-suggested features the game won't even work on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NASA computer

[Nathie]

Yes please!

[Bindal]

It's a third-person 3D Platformer (sometimes even 2D). VR is the last thing that is needed. Or possible, for that matter.

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Not everything needs or even would be good with VR.

[SpaceGoatMage]

How would this game benefit from VR?

[Raujok]

Luckey's Tale was really good with VR for a platformer... ;)

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Originally posted by Syndroid:

third person game in VR

That defeats the whole purpose of VR

[SpaceGoatMage]

Originally posted by SpaceGoatMage:

How would this game benefit from VR?

[DisableBore]

Even as a VR owner

Originally posted by SpaceGoatMage:

Originally posted by SpaceGoatMage:

How would this game benefit from VR?

[Bindal]

Originally posted by Raujok:

Luckey's Tale was really good with VR for a platformer... ;)

Then it wasn't VR, just a platformer with an unrealistic hardware requirement for that kind of game that didn't even add anything.

[The Nintendo Patent Lawsuit Fest]

I know this is old but anyone who says that this game wouldn't benefit from VR has never experienced proper VR. Every game does benefit from it, and there are third-person platformers made for VR.

VR turns any platformer from being something you see on your flat screen into seeing the world as if it was real. Imagine looking down on a Lego set of streets you built, and you are able to steer a Lego figure through it with a controller, while being able to look at the whole thing from any angle by turning your head. This is what it is like to play platformers in VR, and it's awesome.

Originally posted by ∀ε>0 ∃n∈N ∀n≥N: |aₙ:

if VV added all those fandom-suggested features the game won't even work on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NASA computer

That's not how it works. VR is obviously an optional feature and if it's not enabled, it won't affect game performance.

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Originally posted by Aldi-Rechner-Rechenpower:

I know this is old but anyone who says that this game wouldn't benefit from VR has never experienced proper VR. Every game does benefit from it, and there are third-person platformers made for VR.

VR turns any platformer from being something you see on your flat screen into seeing the world as if it was real. Imagine looking down on a Lego set of streets you built, and you are able to steer a Lego figure through it with a controller, while being able to look at the whole thing from any angle by turning your head. This is what it is like to play platformers in VR, and it's awesome.

Originally posted by ∀ε>0 ∃n∈N ∀n≥N: |aₙ:

if VV added all those fandom-suggested features the game won't even work on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NASA computer

That's not how it works. VR is obviously an optional feature and if it's not enabled, it won't affect game performance.

VR is instead of controlling the character, you are the character. First person games or building game can greatly benefit from VR but everything else doesn't really because the whole point of VR is to add to immersion.

[The Nintendo Patent Lawsuit Fest]

Originally posted by Grand Captain Speedy Dash:

Originally posted by Aldi-Rechner-Rechenpower:

I know this is old but anyone who says that this game wouldn't benefit from VR has never experienced proper VR. Every game does benefit from it, and there are third-person platformers made for VR.

VR turns any platformer from being something you see on your flat screen into seeing the world as if it was real. Imagine looking down on a Lego set of streets you built, and you are able to steer a Lego figure through it with a controller, while being able to look at the whole thing from any angle by turning your head. This is what it is like to play platformers in VR, and it's awesome.



That's not how it works. VR is obviously an optional feature and if it's not enabled, it won't affect game performance.

VR is instead of controlling the character, you are the character. First person games or building game can greatly benefit from VR but everything else doesn't really because the whole point of VR is to add to immersion.

It's like you didn't understand a single word I said. Congrats, here's the internet award for you, Sir.
Plus, you're wrong. That's not the whole point – viewing things in 3D is an equally great use case of VR. VR doesn't purely exist for controlling yourself.

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Originally posted by Aldi-Rechner-Rechenpower:

Originally posted by Grand Captain Speedy Dash:

VR is instead of controlling the character, you are the character. First person games or building game can greatly benefit from VR but everything else doesn't really because the whole point of VR is to add to immersion.

It's like you didn't understand a single word I said. Congrats, here's the internet award for you, Sir.
Plus, you're wrong. That's not the whole point – viewing things in 3D is an equally great use case of VR. VR doesn't purely exist for controlling yourself.

I understood what you said but the thing is that your logic is flawed.