Resident Evil Village, will be available for PlayStation 5, and features a VR mode for the new PlayStation VR2 hardware. This mode enables players to fully experience the game through VR, immersing them in the thrilling and frightening world of Resident Evil Village like unlike anything they’ve experienced.
The VR mode will be available as free DLC for anyone who owns the game on PS5, including the Gold Edition. However, players will need to purchase the PlayStation VR2 hardware, which costs $549.99 dollars, in order to access the VR mode.
According to a press release from Capcom, the VR mode will fully utilize of the advanced features of the PlayStation VR2 headset, featuring its 4K HDR display, eye tracking, and 3D audio. These features will make the VR experience of Resident Evil Village more immersive and intensifying than ever before.
Moreover, the VR mode will utilize the PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers, which will allow players to perform seamless actions in-game and add even more immersion. For instance, players will be able to use their arms to protect themselves from enemies that get too close, and the controllers enable for more lifelike handling of weapons with realistic motion controls for reloading firearms and brandishing knives.
In conclusion, it seems that the VR mode for Resident Evil Village will offer players a more immersive and more engaging adventure that completely immerses them in the game world. It will be exciting to see how the advanced features of the PS VR2 headset and Sense controllers enhance the horror gameplay experience of Resident Evil Village.
Our Review:
As a fan of both the Resident Evil franchise and VR gaming, I’m thrilled to see what the VR mode for the game offers. The utilization of the advanced aspects of the PlayStation VR2 headset and Sense controllers is certain to provide a level of immersive experience and realistic elements to the game that will enhance it to be more intense and terrifying. I can’t wait to purchase the VR hardware and play the game in this exciting and exciting way.
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