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Originally Posted by Steedeel
I was stuck on the drum puzzle in Xing, that absolutely did my head in, I really wanted to do it too as I was enjoying the game, it was kind of beautiful.
I also have a couple of missions to complete on IEYTD2.
I watched a few 3D films as a novelty, but I use my projector or tv as a rule (I have a spare 3D tv that still works fine).
There was something magical about first gen VR, it kind of felt like the days of the Atari, with all the exciting future possibilities.
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Me too. That's where I never got past for the Wooden Gate Drum puzzle. The first one at night prior to that I got, but then Dartfrog listed the link to the solution and it was very complicated just with the solution. I lost interest, but credit to him for completing that game. If I didn't get dizzy anytime I jumped, I probably would've kept trying.
I have some time today, so I'm going to try to port all of my VR games back to PS4's internal storage so I can freely play with a corded controller again, since the PS4 only allows two USBs on the front and refuses to accept my Hub USB port for anything but a controller.
That's cool you have a projector. Even without a roll down screen, projected onto a white wall, it is awesome for watching movies. Mine is still going from 2020, now 2025. Hopefully many more bulb hours but I bought a spare bulb set up just in case. Good for 3D or 2D movies on disc through my PS3 or PS4.
Yeah, PSVR1 was fun there as new games were arriving in large numbers for awhile there until about 2020. 2019 being the last big year for PSVR1's game library. I don't even know if there are new games on there now. I think everything went to PSVR2.
PSVR2, Sony should've brought over Astro Bot and ported the other 2 Astro bot games too for PSVR2. Big loss as that was my all time favorite PSVR1 game. I think I'll play some of that now with some time today.
A number of new games were announced for PSVR2, including a Truck Simulation game, which is a first I think for PSVR2, but hardly as much talk for this thread like the PSVR1 thread had ongoing for a good few years there. I wonder how many are still 100% on board with PSVR2. I know some are but not as many as when first announced.