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Tails' Cash Explosion Jun 6, 2019 @ 4:04am

What's the difference between this, Duck Season PC, and Duck Season?

I'm assuming they're exactly the same but I want to be certain.

Last edited by Tails' Cash Explosion; Jun 6, 2019 @ 4:04am

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LVC Jun 6, 2019 @ 9:48am

The PC version means anyone can play it. The other one is a VR only game.

Tails' Cash Explosion Jun 6, 2019 @ 9:53am

Alright thank you.

Warlight Jun 12, 2019 @ 7:29am

ah now i get it....that makes sense.

The Rainmaker Jun 12, 2019 @ 7:42pm

making it a separate game is kind of dumb AF. Should have just made the VR game have a NON-VR mode. not buying either one now as I dont like supporting bad business practices (I have a VIVE and i preordered an Index)

Boba194230 Jun 12, 2019 @ 8:04pm

It is dumb but it still gets done. Look at Skyrim and fallout 4 vr

^8BlackSkull Jun 17, 2019 @ 2:58pm

in the description says that there is some new modes to play but i havent bought the game so idk what they are, if someone knows please tell us

Game Cooker US Rocks VR Jun 17, 2019 @ 3:45pm

Originally posted by Mr Eos:
Yeah, I don't see why it's 2 separate products.

They couldn't make the control inputs modular, to co-exist in a singular game? How much of the game has changed from VR to Non-VR?

1. The hands stay mostly stationary, and you can interact from a distance now.
2. The reticule is glued to the center of your screen instead of the hand.

Those are the 2 major differences that I see. And yet I see nothing in either of those that would require making 2 completely separate products. Other than not wanting to do the equivalent of a .batch file menu to load one or the other from the in game menu.

That would be better yet. Just have an initial launcher such that Skyrim has, that will handle picking and choosing VR or Non-VR. But that would certainly be better and more consistent than having 2 completely seperate products for 1 game. Making the 2 products like this, still pushes the notion that VR is NOT PC gaming and can't co-exist. But it is and it can.

Yeah agreed but the devs make more moeny selling two separate products. How many VR copies were sold? I didn't buy the VR version for some reason. Is it room scale standing?