Horizon: Call of the Mountain [PSVR2]

[BRiT]

Horizon: Call of the Mountain is a VR experience for the PS VR2

 

[Shortbread]

Horizon Call of the Mountain - Official PSVR2 Teaser Trailer

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1478547225877823491

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1478547233310134276

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1478547234975277062

 

[snc]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1478563957698965510

 

[iroboto]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1478563957698965510

tall order to fulfill. I'm pretty sure Half Life Alyx was really the first generational leap in VR. Curious to see if they mean a leap above that level or operating at that level.
Alyx was incredible in that everything in the world was manipulatable nearly.

 

[snc]

tall order to fulfill. I'm pretty sure Half Life Alyx was really the first generational leap in VR. Curious to see if they mean a leap above that level or operating at that level.
Alyx was incredible in that everything in the world was manipulatable nearly.

big words for sure, btw alyx is also possible as psvr2 title

 

[PSman1700]

tall order to fulfill. I'm pretty sure Half Life Alyx was really the first generational leap in VR. Curious to see if they mean a leap above that level or operating at that level.
Alyx was incredible in that everything in the world was manipulatable nearly.

The few seconds of preview from call of the mountain graphically dont supersede HL Alyx's, i think. VR is basically requiring very high resolutions and resolutions. Were quite far from achieving true next gen for non-VR games, let alone for VR, on any platform.

 

[iroboto]

big words for sure, btw alyx is also possible as psvr2 title

oh yea for sure. I don't think ti's that heavy of a title in terms of computational power required. More CPU than GPU imo. But the work they did on the engine to make everything work in VR is really where it shines. The physics, the objects etc. That's where the tech is. I'm just curious when they talk about elevating VR further, if they are talking more than just the 'surface' coating of graphics, are they referring to interactivity, or being able to walk around, some other control scheme that works without getting sick etc.

 

[snc]

I'm just curious when they talk about elevating VR further, if they are talking more than just the 'surface' coating of graphics, are they referring to interactivity, or being able to walk around, some other control scheme that works without getting sick etc.

if you die in game you die in real life ;d

 

[Davros]

VR is basically requiring very high resolutions and resolutions.

Well that makes a lot of sense, does it also require very high refresh rates and refresh rates ?

 

[Karamazov]

Vr requires high res, excellent tracking and immersion, we you get these, even old ass poop graphics like RE4 quest 2 are awesome in VR.
Can't wait to try san andreas VR and Cities skyline VR.

 

[PSman1700]

Well that makes a lot of sense, does it also require very high refresh rates and refresh rates ?

Haha now i see, ment high refresh rates and high resolutions

I think getting PS4's best graphics in virtual reality is quite the achievement on current gen hardware.

 

[milk]

if you die in game you die in real life ;d

Interesting. That's gonna make great use of PSVR2's patented real-time brain stabbing blade. Can't wait to try it!

 

[snc]

 

[Deleted member 11852]

if you die in game you die in real life ;d

That's basically the premise of Sword Art Online. Or Skyrim in PSVR because you'll likely trip over that massive cable failing to avoid something and brain yourself on a wall.