July 30th 2024.
Do you think Borderlands 4 should take inspiration from the upcoming movie? The Tuesday letters page has been discussing the potential of PSVR2 and VR in general, while also taking a trip down memory lane with the Xbox 360. Join in on the conversation by emailing us at the provided address.
It seems like Borderlands 4 will be announced this month, which is no surprise considering the hype around the movie. But how will the film's tone and style affect the game? The trailer offers a unique take on the game, with a more family-friendly vibe and some questionable casting choices. It's a departure from the mature content we're used to, and it's got fans wondering if the new game will follow suit.
Personally, I've always enjoyed the first two Borderlands games, but the third one just didn't do it for me. The jokes felt forced and it lacked the humor of its predecessors, making it hard to even finish the story. If the movie has better writing, I wouldn't mind if the fourth game took some inspiration from it. However, I can already imagine the backlash from fans who want the same old formula. It's just my opinion, but you never know how passionate some fans can get.
Speaking of passionate fans, let's talk about the Uncharted series. With the success of the movie, I'm surprised we haven't heard any news about a new game. I remember hearing that Bend Studios was working on it, but that's no longer the case. So who's taking on this project now? With all the time they've had, you'd think Sony would have at least released a pre-rendered trailer. They did it with Killzone 2, after all. It's just another game on the long list of missing in action titles, but this one is particularly puzzling because we know for a fact that the original developer is no longer involved.
Moving on to a completely different topic, have you heard the latest GTA 6 rumor? It's pretty crazy, but apparently some of the previous rumors have turned out to be true. Remember the T-shirt one? Well, that's not the only one that's been verified. According to one fan, the phases of the moon could be a hint for the second trailer, which could be released this October. It's just speculation, but it's hard to deny that Rockstar likes to make big announcements on their own terms. And let's not forget about the release date, which could also be revealed in October. It's going to be a wild ride for sure.
Moving on to a different game franchise, I was surprised to see that the first Mortal Kombat game didn't do as well as the others. Some fans didn't like the reboot, but I thought it brought a fresh and interesting take on the story. The only major difference was the support characters, but was that really a dealbreaker? How could anyone know if they didn't give it a chance? As someone who's not a die-hard fan, I don't understand the negative response to this one compared to the others.
Now, let's talk about PlayStation VR2. I've been playing video games for over 40 years, and in my opinion, this is the peak of interactive electronic entertainment. Games like Grand Turismo 7, Resident Evil 4 and Village, and No Man's Sky should be enough to convince anyone to try it out. Yet, there are still many skeptics out there. I wonder if they've actually used the device themselves. As someone who's tried various VR headsets, I can confidently say that PlayStation VR2 stands out above the rest. Even my Meta Quest 2 doesn't compare, as it lacks the same quality and compatibility with other devices like driving wheels. Sony should do a better job of marketing this incredible technology and let people experience it for themselves.
I used to think that Sony should create a competitor for Meta Quest 3, but it seems like that ship has sailed. The VR market is still not profitable, and motion sickness remains a big issue for many users. Plus, let's not forget the discomfort of wearing a bulky headset for extended periods of time. Augmented reality may have a brighter future, but only when the devices become more streamlined and comfortable. As someone who's tried multiple VR headsets, I can attest to the discomfort after just 30 minutes of use. It will be interesting to see if they can overcome these challenges and make VR more accessible. I personally have my doubts, and I highly doubt we'll see a PlayStation VR3 for the PlayStation 6. Only time will tell.
Should Borderlands 4 take inspiration from the recently announced movie? This question has sparked a lively discussion on the Tuesday letters page, where readers are also sharing their thoughts on the upcoming PSVR2 and VR gaming in general. One reader even takes a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the good old days of the Xbox 360.
The announcement of Borderlands 4 this month has set fans buzzing with excitement. But with the movie's unique take on the games, many are wondering if the game will follow suit. The trailer seems to have a more family-friendly tone and the casting choices have raised some eyebrows. Will the fourth installment of the game follow in the movie's footsteps?
For some fans, this may be a welcome change. The third game in the series was met with mixed reviews, with some finding it too annoying and lacking in the humor that the franchise is known for. If the movie is well-written and successful, some believe that the game could benefit from taking cues from it.
Of course, not everyone is on board with this idea. There are bound to be passionate fans who want the game to stick to its roots. But as one reader points out, this is just one person's opinion and there may be petitions from others who feel the same way.
Speaking of rumors, there has been speculation about a new Uncharted game being developed by someone other than Naughty Dog. With the recent success of the Uncharted movie, it's surprising that there hasn't been an announcement about a new game. Some have heard that Bend Studios was working on it, but it seems that the project has moved on to another unknown developer.
Moving on to other rumors, there have been some crazy ones circulating about the highly anticipated GTA 6. Surprisingly, some of the previous rumors have turned out to be true, such as the "phases of the moon" hint. Could this mean that the second trailer for the game will be released in October? Only time will tell.
Switching gears to the Mortal Kombat franchise, it's interesting to see that the first game seems to have done worse than the others in the series. Some attribute this to the reboot idea, but one reader points out that they enjoyed the fresh take on the story and were eager to see how the characters would turn out in the new reality. They also question whether the negative response to the game was due to the support characters, which they personally didn't have a problem with.
Moving on to the topic of PlayStation VR2, there seems to be some skepticism about its success. One reader even wonders if those who have negative views about it have actually tried it. They personally believe that it is the peak of 40 years of video game technology, and that upcoming games like Grand Turismo 7 and Resident Evil 4 and Village will be system sellers. They encourage others to give it a try and see for themselves what it has to offer.
Despite this reader's enthusiasm for VR, they acknowledge that there are still some challenges to overcome, such as motion sickness and comfort. They believe that augmented reality may have a brighter future, but until the devices are more streamlined and comfortable, it may be a while before it takes off. In the meantime, they are looking forward to seeing what the future holds for VR and whether it will be a part of the next generation of gaming.
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