What Platforms?: PSVR, (Quest + PC VR coming soon) VR brings Rez to life like never before, pulling you even further into its dizzying world. How Can I Play It In VR?: Through Rez Infinite, a fantastic remaster of the original game which includes all of the base content and some new features. People love Rez for its relaxing vibe and absorbing beat-based gameplay, which blankets you in neon-infused synthetic sounds. What Is It?: Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s seminal on-rails musical shooter, hypnotic in its approach to both visuals and audio.
If you’ve never played a ZoE game before, however, you’ll likely find this a little too dated. Jumping into Jehuty in VR can be an amazing experience. Should I Play It In VR?: If you’re one of the many that holds a special place in their heart for this game, absolutely.
How Can I Play It In VR?: Via Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner M∀RS, a PS4 and PC remaster of the game with optional VR support. It’s weird, janky, and utterly essential for Kojima completists. Its sci-fi story sees you travelling across galaxies to do combat with hordes of machines. What Is It?: Produced by none other than Hideo Kojima of Metal Gear Solid fame, Zone of the Enders is a Japanese mech combat game with a cult following.
Native VR Games Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner Time to take a trip down memory lane we’re heading back to the glory days of PlayStation. It wouldn’t be another 16 years until Sony would get into the VR game with PSVR but, even so, there’s still a handful of the console’s most cherish games that you can play in VR today.īelow, we’ve rounded up four classic PS2 games you play play on PSVR and/or PC VR, as well two you can (or will soon be able to) play on Quest.
Sony’s second run would prove to be a huge hit for the company, with a seemingly unending supply of games arriving on the platform week-in, week-out. Today marks the 20th anniversary of the PS2, one of the world’s best and most popular games consoles.
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