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Looks good, I'll keep my eye out for this one

@get2sammyb I've heard rumours that the PS4 has not got the power to run Fallout 4, if the Pro had the power but the normal 4 did not would they release it for the Pro only??? I have a Pro myself and I know Sony do not want to split the Pro audience up from the normal PS4 audience but if they had no choice due to performance restrictions would Sony bite the bullet?

Just incase...I am aware that Fallout 4 may be coming to PSVR next year.

11 hours in and I'm still saying "wow this is brilliant" this is the way to go for first person open world games. The visual quality is similar to a good VHS film but the scale and presence that VR gives you is outstanding and makes up for the visual downgrade from true 1080p. Dual shock also seems the way to go as well, I have move controllers but while it's a good gimmick the accuracy of the controllers makes for frustrating gaming. I'm happy with the old fashioned first person experience with a Dual Shock controller merged with the scale and immersion of the VR headset. I hope other AAA first person games come into the Frey, games like Fallout 3/4 and Far cry 3/4 would be amazing in VR.

Oh I forgot to add that I played with just the dual shock controller, it was great. I'm not a big fan of the move controllers even though I have a pair of them.

I played for 6 hrs today and took all the VR safeguards off and have not felt sick once . a great port of the game to VR, yeah it's blurry but I'd be happy playing a lot more 1st person games in VR, it adds so much scale and is a lot more immersive than playing on your TV, heaven knows what PSVR 2 games will be like in years to come with better, crisper visuals. so I'm definitely up for fallout 4 next year in PSVR....I think Far cry 4 should be ported as well

I must admit as was in 2 minds of buying a Xbox one X for the power but as soon as I heard about Skyrim VR I changed my mind as the Pro was supposed to have upped the quality of visuals in PSVR so I bought the pro and pre-ordered Skyrim VR. I must say the pro definitely uppped the visual quality in VR, I am glad that Skyrim changed my mind roll on next Friday for the Skyrim VR release.

As long as micro transactions are optional and not required to complete a game/mission I don't really care if they are there or not.

It'll also be interesting to see how open world non-linear games fare in a VR environment.

I've already pre-ordered this for my PSVR digitally. I'm really looking forward to feeling the scale of the game, I've loved the scale in all the other games I've played on PSVR. I've never been a big fan of the move controllers in VR whenever I have the option I always use the PS4 controller which I will be using this time...roll on a week Friday, I've taken the day off as well

I've got a couple of games to part-ex in my local Game shop including the recently released and frustrating "Elex" so after work tomorrow I'm packing my virtual bags for Egypt .

I'm not a big fan of multiplayer games to be honest, I don't mind the games like Journey and Destiny because you're playing with another player but not really in contact with them. I much prefer the single player experience especially with a open world where you can explore and tackle the missions/side missions in your own time without some troll coming along with the intention of ruining your day. There's more of a story driven goal with single player games in my experience which makes the games a lot more interesting.

I enjoyed Destiny 2 and found it in a lot of ways better than the first one but since the new playstation software update I keep getting intermittent "unable to contact Destiny servers" errors (even though my Destiny game is up to date) so I'm putting it to one side so I can part-ex it in for Assassins Creed Origins at the end of the month

@kyleforrester87 yeah you're probably right... Rockstar are great with characters, look at GTA5

In the last game John Marsdon was a man who did wrong in the past, he knew what he did wrong and tried hard to redeem himself. He became honest, respectful, trustworthy and took no prisoners when it came to dealing with any bad people, that's what made him such a likeable character, this guy morgan seems an absolute piece of ***t and doesn't come across as likeable at all...a bully with a knife and a gun...me no like ...but I'm going to get the game anyway!!!

I've loved All the games in the Far Cry series, yep they have a similar formula but it works, the world surprises you with random events for example you are scoping out a camp trying to work out your attack strategy when all of a sudden you hear a roar of a predator behind you, you break out your loud weapons to take it down and the whole camp goes on alert so and all hell breaks loose, the other predators in the area hear the commotion and it seems to ring the dinner bell for them so even more carnage just when you thought you were going to free the camp stealthily ... Love it!!!

I've already pre-ordered Skyrim VR, I'm not a big fan of the move as the tracking is atrocious and you're more likely to be facing away from the camera after a while which makes it even worse but so far I enjoy using the PS4 Dual shock controller on PSVR Games, it worked well on Robinson and the assembly so that's the way I'll play on Skyrim. I'm looking forward to seeing the scale experienced within VR which is a completely different plain than on a TV.

I got bored with NMS a couple of months ago even though I thought it was a great game, It's still installed on my Pro as I've been praying for PSVR support so I will download the patch when I get home from work and start the game from scratch, just like I did a year ago (I will back up my old save just incase )

I loved Black Flag so much that I'm playing through again for the Third time (not in a row), I've heard bits and bobs about Skull and Bones, Is it just going to be a multiplayer experience or will there be a single player campaign as well? Anyone know?

I should have said I have not played NMS for a while but I'm enjoying Arizona Sunshine at the mo for VR

I would love to have VR support, I haven't played for a while but it's still installed on my PS4 just incase VR support becomes a reality on NMS......fingers crossed

Well that's a relief to know that a patch is coming out for this, I bought and played this last night but found that accuracy was hard to attain when shooting (I had no difficulties in London Heist firing range or game) it also had problem with getting stuck in walls and the camera blacking out so I couldn't move etc, on occasions my Point of view was at sitting down level so I couldn't see into ammo boxes etc so I had to restart it a couple of times because of these problems but apart from that I enjoyed this game. I will wait for the patch to come out and I'll give it another go.

Assassins Creed origins, Destiny 2 and Skyrim VR are the one's that have grabbed my attention to for the remainder of this year.

It had its problems especially with the earlier models with the overheating but it was a great jump up in console gaming fidelity and content, my first game I bought with it was Metal gear solid 4: sons of the patriots which my eyes was a great jump up from PS2. I've had a PS1, PS2, PS3 and PS4 but the biggest graphical jump up was from the PS2 to PS3, there was not such a jump from PS3 up to PS4....even though I love it!!!!!!

What a great character

To me this is just another Mass Effect release remember the uproar when Mass effect 3 was released...it blasted on for months and went venomous. I've played ME2 and ME3 and quite enjoyed them (inspite of the fallout) and wondered why such fuss. Most RPG's never really have top notch animations in cut scenes (Uncharted 4 and tomb raider being a few of the exceptions) I haven't bought Mass effect Andromeda at the moment as I'm playing HZD and I have Ghost Recon Wildlands installed ready to go but this has not put me off buying MEA, I look forward to playing it in the future. For some mysterious reason the mass effect massive seem to like biting the hand that feeds them i.e. EA and Bioware....it's just a game guys, it's meant to be fun

Still have my PS3 as a media player and occasional minecraft platform for my daughter, what a great machine had many hundreds of hours of fun, still "borrow" it from time to time to play old classics like Red Dead redemption but my PS4 is the one getting all my love now

I've heard a lot about this game as in people excited for its release etc but I don't know the background of the game or what it is. I hope they do a demo so I can give it a try.

yeah we're going to be on a romantic country break hunting snapmaws

I'll be too busy on my date with Aloy!!

I was expecting more considering the game was £50, very reasonable (if you already have a VR Headset etc)

What a load on nonsense...some people will do anything to get their name in the headlines to try to promote their own work.

I loved the hand to hand combat in sleeping dogs, the shooting wasn't bad either, the only downside were the vehicle handling but would love to see a sequel.

It makes no difference to me, South America (even though it's beautiful) has never been on my must visit lists after all the reports of it not being particularly safe for visitors

@JoeBlogs Great minds think alike

Technically a great game but like bread it went stale after a short while...shame but yeah for pushing the boundaries of game building it deserved an award.

Nice to see!!!

Seen the video I don't think the game needs car racing and flashy paint jobs tho, too much Watch Doggy for a ghost recon game in my opinion.

I'm a lone wolf so couldn't care less really, looking forward to playing it after I finish Horizon Zero Dawn and Ghost Recon Wildlands

All is fair in love and console war!!!!

I only managed to play it for 40 mins yesterday so I can't really give my full opinion on it but what I have seen so far I am liking

I thoroughly enjoyed this game, yes the driving is unrealistic, yes the helicopter takes a lot to get used to but if you can overlook this then overall it's a great game. I loved scouting out the bases and then working out how to pick off the enemy undetected using sync shoots which being fair was a different challenge in each location keeping the gameplay interesting. I completed both districts twice and I'm really looking forward till the full version comes out. I found the best way to explore/play is to find all the yellow information locations to open up the main missions, which most of the time reveals the white information locations on the map to pick up the locations of the weapon crates, weapon upgrades, rebel supply, rebel upgrades, skill points and specialised medals. I then completed all the main missions except for the final boss missions (leaving them for last). I then mopped up all the side missions and unexplored locations before finishing off the bosses, this saved me from having to visit any area more than once. Thanks Ubisoft

This is one of the 3 great RPGs that I'm going to play over the next couple of months, I've pre-ordered Ghost Recon Wildlands and Horizon Zero Dawn, I only play RPGs one at a time so may be a while before I play this but I'm looking forward to it.......what a great couple of gaming months I got ahead of me

Buckingham Palace or Big Ben would be cool !!!!!!!

I'm happy enough with the ubisoft way at the moment. I enjoy structured games that you have to scout an area ie. unlock a tower, take out all the bases and visit all the locations before moving onto the next. Yes I admit it can be samey but Ubisoft are great at varying the surroundings of each tower providing variety at every location which is impressive. They put an impressive amount of detail into each area/game and I enjoy exploring each and everyone. I am a big fan of the assassins creed and far cry series and I'm hyped for the upcoming Ghost recon wildlands.....which will also be unlocking a area, taking out the bases and I can't wait!!!!

I already have this game. I nearly sold it after 1 day after getting annoyed and frustrated by the over sensitive AI, In other words if you took a guard down with a stealth mode 90% of the time a guard who was in another room would know that you had taken someone down (even though it was done silently) and the whole complex would be on top of you within 10 seconds. so after accepting the fact that you can't do stealth take downs properly and finding other means of completing the tasks by using your gadgets as much as possible instead make it an enjoyable game, so I really like it now

There's quite a few for me (if they do come out out this year)
1) Horizon Zero Dawn
2) Ghost recon Wildlands
3) God of war
4) Spiderman
5) For Honor
6) Sniper Elite 4
7) Mass Effect Andromeda
8) Elite: Dangerous
9) Prey
10) Red Dead redemption 2
11) Days gone

and for the VR Experience Ace Combat 7 and Farpoint.....What a year this will be for games

I'm going to jump back in tonight to try it out (still got it installed on my PS4) I hope the next update puts in VR Support, that wold make a huge difference as well

@jackrov can you build bases in normal mode an use your current save?

mmmmm, I played this last night and is DEFINATELY NOT worth £16, The whole game/experience literally lasted 20 minutes, it was ok, for what it was, it should be maximum £5 or even free for what you are getting. It works out as £1.25 per minute of gameplay.....not worth it.