Current Events > Hitman in VR looks incredible

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrzgN8tbIEA

Tapping a guy on a shoulder with a crowbar and then smacking him in the face when he turns around looks so fun. Even though that would probably ruin your Silent Assassin rating.

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Ps4 or ps5?

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Ps4 or ps5?

I think it'll be both but it would take some wizardry to get this to run well in VR on PS4. Hitman does tend to perform pretty well on console so maybe they managed to scale it.

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Half Life Alyx still the KING of VR games

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armandro posted...

Half Life Alyx still the KING of VR games

Half-Life Alyx is great but this looks to be a very close contender due to how interactive Hitman already is. Depends how they pull it all off though because I'm still not sure how they can pull off the complexity of everything you can do.

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Darmik posted...

I think it'll be both but it would take some wizardry to get this to run well in VR on PS4. Hitman does tend to perform pretty well on console so maybe they managed to scale it.

Im still trying to justify my purchase from 2 years ago lol. I only really liked a few games so far. Granted, I haven't played some the known good ones. Beat Saber never goes on sale. I know it will as soon as I buy it >_>. Borderlands 2 was my favorite experience so far. Skyrim was a fun entry game for 100 hours. Now it's completely broken for me and the controls won't let me do even the most basic movement. I've tried pretty much everything to remedy it and I can switch to Borderlands and the controls instantly work again.

The Until Dawn game was a really fun arcade game. Wish they had more on par with that.

The other horror games leave soooo much to be desired. As a huge horror fan, I couldn't be more disappointed in my experience with them. RE7 is legit but it doesn't hit the same when you already played it. It's a memorable game so I know literally everything coming up. Couldn't even nake it through in VR. Without the Move controls, it's just boring after you know what to expect.

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Im still trying to justify my purchase from 2 years ago lol. I only really liked a few games so far. Granted, I haven't played some the known good ones. Beat Saber never goes on sale. I know it will as soon as I buy it >_>. Borderlands 2 was my favorite experience so far. Skyrim was a fun entry game for 100 hours. Now it's completely broken for me and the controls won't let me do even the most basic movement. I've tried pretty much everything to remedy it and I can switch to Borderlands and the controls instantly work again.

The Until Dawn game was a really fun arcade game. Wish they had more on par with that.

The other horror games leave soooo much to be desired. As a huge horror fan, I couldn't be more disappointed in my experience with them. RE7 is legit but it doesn't hit the same when you already played it. It's a memorable game so I know literally everything coming up. Couldn't even nake it through in VR. Without the Move controls, it's just boring after you know what to expect.

If you haven't checked out Astrobot Rescue Mission you should. It's a great Mario Galaxy style platformer. Blood and Truth is also a really fun arcade shooter if you liked Rush of Blood. I also quite liked Farpoint but that might be better with the Aim controller.

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Dammit, I never was super interested in the whole VR scene but this looks dope. Hitman might be the game to get me into it.

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Darmik posted...

If you haven't checked out Astrobot Rescue Mission you should. It's a great Mario Galaxy style platformer. Blood and Truth is also a really fun arcade shooter if you liked Rush of Blood. I also quite liked Farpoint but that might be better with the Aim controller.

Thanks. I'll look out for them. I know there's a demo for B&T. Haven't tried it yet

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Has it been confirmed on PC yet or just PlayStation

DarthAragorn posted...

Has it been confirmed on PC yet or just PlayStation

No PC confirmation yet but PSVR exclusivity hasn't really been confirmed either.

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If I didn't know this would make me hurl, this would get me to buy a PS5.
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Antifar posted...

If I didn't know this would make me hurl, this would get me to buy a PS5.

It's definitely the thing that is convincing me the most.

I have a PC that can do VR but I don't think it'll handle this well but it also depends if the PSVR takes advantage of the PS5.

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Why exactly don't you think it'll handle it? You can never expect it to look as clear as the videos in the first place.

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

Why exactly don't you think it'll handle it? You can never expect it to look as clear as the videos in the first place.

The PS5 GPU is better than the GPU in my PC basically. Hitman doesn't quite hit 60fps at 1080p for me all the time so with VR it will basically need to double that resolution at a smooth framerate.

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Darmik posted...

The PS5 GPU is better than the GPU in my PC basically. Hitman doesn't quite hit 60fps at 1080p for me all the time so with VR it will basically need to double that resolution at a smooth framerate.

I see. Hopefully they figure it out for me lol. I'm probably not getting a ps5 for the 1st year. Might give gaming a break and get some of my passion for it back.

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Lost_All_Senses posted...

I see. Hopefully they figure it out for me lol. I'm probably not getting a ps5 for the 1st year. Might give gaming a break and get some of my passion for it back.

If you mean for PS4 yeah I think they'll somehow get it to work. It just might have really bad image quality on the PS4.

The game already could hit 60fps on OG PS4 somehow which was how Resident Evil 7 managed to have a pretty good conversion while still looking good on both. If they manage it IO Interactive are wizards.

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FYI, it's the entire newest trilogy of games in vr. Meaning all the levels from 1 and 2 are in 3 with the updated stuff, just like 2 did. Awesome.

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