Resident Evil 4 VR lets Leon wield 2 guns to make blasting the Iluminados even more fun

The PlayStation VR, formerly known as Code Project Morpheus, is a virtual reality helmet announced in 2014 by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is designed to be essentially used with the PlayStation 4 of Sony and is often compared to the Oculus Rift for PCs. In September 2014, Shuhei Yoshida reported the PLAYSTATION VR completed at 85%. At the Game Developers Conference in March 2015, Sony unveils the characteristics of the helmet and announces an exit date for the first half of 2016. At the 2015 Tokyo Game Show, Sony announces the final name of the helmet, the PlayStation VR (for virtual REALITY).

While one of the most famous competitors of the PlayStation VR, the Oculus Rift, is sold at a price of $ 599, Sony announced at the GDC conference (held on March 15, 2016) that his helmet would cost in France 399, € 99 for a marketing postponed internationally to October 2016. In 2018, thanks to the favorable sales figures of his helmet, Sony becomes the leader in the virtual reality market

Leon Kennedy in Resident Evil 4 VR can now possess 2 guns simultaneously, which has actually caused remarkable results as one gamer demonstrates.

Cooperated the Resident Evil Subreddit, with the subtitle: Allowing Leon hold 2 tools at the same time really feels right, one Resident Evil 4 virtual reality player has determined to outfit Leon with both a shotgun and also a gun on his mission to rescue Ashley Graham in the creepy Spanish community that Resident Evil 4 is embeded in.

In the video connected to the Reddit article, we can see Leon skilfully get several participants of the Iluminados cult who are trying to strike him. In the clip, Leon makes use of a shotgun to get the first cult member, switches over to a blade in one hand to respond to the axe being included his direction, whilst additionally reloading the shotgun, before making use of a mix of a handgun as well as the shotgun to take out the staying 2 enemies.

This brand-new capacity in the VR version of the video game has made Leon very dexterous as he smoothly switches over between each of the weapons - relatively without any type of delay. The VR variation of Resident Evil was released previously this month solely on the Oculus Quest 2.

Following the launch of Resident Evil 4 VIRTUAL REALITY, one fan of the Capcom scary collection, Praydog, has actually taken it upon themselves to create a virtual reality mod that functions with the Resi video games developed in the RE Engine. This suggests the similarity Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and Resident Evil Village will certainly soon be able to be played on PC in virtual reality when the mod is eventually released.