I almost crapped myself just thinking about how awesome this game will be (I say will be because I believe it's inevitable). Iron Man The Game. The rift and iron man are a match made in heaven. First, you have the awesome abilities, such as flying around, but then there is also the fact that unlike superman, iron-man actually uses a head set with a HUD on it. My only worry is that nobody will make a first person iron-man ganpme for a while (since the trend is to make third person clone superhero games), and teen then, it will probably be a poor game made by some off-brand company in a span of 2 months solely to coincide with a ironman mivie release. However, eventually someone will out 2 and 2 together and make a quality first-person Iron man game with Rift support. What's your absolute "must" rift video game?
For me, it'd be the Bioshock series. From Rapture to Columbia, from a failed utopia to a floating 'paradise', to experience these visceral, first person games from the boots of Jack, Delta, or DeWitt.. that'd be beyond amazing. The games are immersive enough, but imagine actually being there as the bathysphere sinks beneath a cloud of bubbles, and in front of you lies the lost underwater world of Rapture. Or the thrill of flying thousands of feet in the air, at speeds you didn't think at possible, knowing that you're dead, when suddenly you break through the clouds and see the beautiful, floating paradise of Columbia. The worlds that these plots and characters inhabit are remarkably well done, with distinct art styles and a story told without breaking first person at all. Wonder how awesome of a sidekick Eleanor or Elizabeth would be then, when you can look over your shoulder as she picks up a shotgun to toss ya.
"xSpektre" wrote: For me, it'd be the Bioshock series. From Rapture to Columbia, from a failed utopia to a floating 'paradise', to experience these visceral, first person games from the boots of Jack, Delta, or DeWitt.. that'd be beyond amazing. The games are immersive enough, but imagine actually being there as the bathysphere sinks beneath a cloud of bubbles, and in front of you lies the lost underwater world of Rapture. Or the thrill of flying thousands of feet in the air, at speeds you didn't think at possible, knowing that you're dead, when suddenly you break through the clouds and see the beautiful, floating paradise of Columbia. The worlds that these plots and characters inhabit are remarkably well done, with distinct art styles and a story told without breaking first person at all. Wonder how awesome of a sidekick Eleanor or Elizabeth would be then, when you can look over your shoulder as she picks up a shotgun to toss ya.
Good one two, i loved these games. They where unique with there game style and realy just remarkably to play. The way how they visualized rapture, the onderwater world or the surreal floating city was fantastic. Combined with the incredible story, yes this would be amazing on the oculus :).
"Species5618" wrote: Good one two, i loved these games. They where unique with there game style and realy just remarkably to play. The way how they visualized rapture, the onderwater world or the surreal floating city was fantastic. Combined with the incredible story, yes this would be amazing on the oculus :).
Yes, they put a ton of detail into the little things. I spent so long on these games just exploring haha.
I knoooooooooooooooow, I want my Rift to get here, then proper Geometry Vorpx style 3D, and theen the classic seperate aim and camera. It'll be amazing. Or at least I think so.
I knoooooooooooooooow, I want my Rift to get here, then proper Geometry Vorpx style 3D, and theen the classic seperate aim and camera. It'll be amazing. Or at least I think so.
Personally as a musician I would like to see the next wave of music games on the Rift. Maybe even incorporating RockSmith for guitar support. Imagine practicing your guitar at home but feeling like you are playing a sold out Madison Square Garden or equivalent?
Yeah, definitely Far Cry 3. would be phenomenal. Or Farcry 2.
But Dead Space, Left 4 dead, etc... anything like that with official support would be awesome.
Also glad to see the developers doing the PC version of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Lords of Shadow 2 appear to be adding rift support, watched a video out there of them play LOS1 on the rift.
