Switch Labo VR: Zelda Breath of the Wild + Mario Odyssey VR modes tested!
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- Just how well do Nintendo's big titles translate to a VR experience? Courtesy of a free update we can now find out - both Zelda Breath of the Wild and Mario Odyssey have an option to support the 'Toy-Con' goggles, as supplied with the Labo VR kit. Build the goggles out of card, slide the switch in, enable the mode - and away you go! Except, the results aren't necessarily all they could have been, as Tom finds out.
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The portable modes look like 4K UHD in comparison to Labo VR mode lol.
Haha good one
*RTX On*
I think Captain Toad would work well with a VR update.
This!
Yeah that would of been smart of them to do it. BOTW made no sense. But don't expect much support for this cardboard headset
@David L.
BOTW made sense because the idea of exploring the already immersive world in VR sounds appealing, but the problems are clear.
I'd buy LABO for that. Perfect playtime in a level, perfect graphical style.
@@bitbybrick1080 with your hands up in the air holding it to your face the whole time BOTW makes no sense.... its a lONG game your arms start hurtting after 5 or so mins
The low resolution makes it kinda hard on the eyes. Odyssey being 60 fps and having somewhat simple graphics make it kinda playable. Botw however, gave me a headache in less than 30 minutes. Virtual boy 2 lets go baybee!
Idk if it's virtual boy bad, that was actually made to be very.
Less then 30fps and 720p in VR? I'd be puking my guts out in a minute.
Yeah, you really need higher resolution and framerate for VR, 480p at 20-30 FPS isn't going to cut it.
Not sure what Psvr is but I had to quit within 15min, ended up putting it away for my son for Xmas. Vr is something that's still way off for Me anyway.
BotW was very enjoyable in VR for me, but only when I lay on my back with the goggles balanced on my face and use the pro controller. I’ll definitely be getting a strap.
thanks for the Analysis bro. Simply couldn't be that good holding a switch to your face
20fps in VR mode...good luck recovering from motion sickness
Yeah for now just stick to Mario. Honestly that's what I'm more excited to try it out on anyway. I do hope Nintendo does really go in on a good VR mode with their true next gen after Switch for Zelda. That would be awesome.
There's a reason the devs described it as "if you see something you're really interested in, turn on VR mode to check it out (and not play the entire game like that holy crud)
had low fps when using google cardboard with my old android phn. I'm immune.
@@satellite964
We must reverse-engineer a vaccine.
@@lum26akua28 I think it is like developing sealegs, you sort of get used to it.
I get what you're saying about Nintendo dipping their toes in and testing the waters but these waters have been thoroughly tested! It's basic knowledge that you can't have a sense of presence at 20 FPS.
Dipping their ass more like. I just feel bad for the kids who buy this thing expecting an ounce of quality.
I'm not really a complainer so this looks epic
It's $80 vs. $400-$1000
@@leftyfourguns 80 dollars for a worse experience than the base game? BARGIN!
sausagesausage no one’s forcing you to buy something you don’t want. For others this is an affordable option. If it ends up being successful then this is a proof of concept for Nintendo when thinking about their next platform obviously..
Imagine playing Mario Kart at 200ccm in VR mode holy shit
Yeah, but your arm would get tired fast :( -having to hold this thing against your face.. kinda crazy.
@@wetvein4908 nah you'd be already throwing up bc the framerate and movement before muscle strain ever becomes a problem >:(
@@wetvein4908 Make a strap
@@mot6376 MK8 is actually a easy game for the switch
@@wetvein4908 you don't have to hold it.
Just keep lying in your bed and put it on your face!
Waiting for this. Thank you, guys!
I thought you'd get to play the games in first person or something.
Lol nope.
Watching this video on TH-cam vr mode...
I could see a VR Metroid being a thing in the future, If Nintendo ever release a proper VR Headset.
They would need a whole new console honestly. The Switch is not powerful enough for VR by any stretch.
I think so too, but not on the Switch. Either they'll make their next device with VR compatibility in mind, or they'll release a standalone VR machine, Oculus Go style.
You can use one of those phone-VR-headsets if it's big enough. The console has a built-in gyro and BotW VR uses the Switch's built-in gyro instead of the joy con's gyro
@@K3zster. That depends on the game. If it's a game with simpler graphics it could be possible
I appreciate your effort guys!
This analysis is true, and it is good work as usual. We'll never thank you enough for the work you do at DF !
But I don't think it is entirely fair on Nintendo to conclude that it simply does not work well enough (even if it is true according to a technical value system).
The philosphy behind Mario and Zelda VR is nothing but showing the game under a new day. I don't think it has been meant to stand on its own. To me, it has to be exprienced as a way to rediscover places, atmosphere and characters we love. A good opportunity to revisit what is so familiar, while keeping it fresh, for 10, 20, 30 minutes, nothing more. In my case, it has been enough to trigger again these thrills that make these 2 games so special to me, not exempt from nostalgia. In this sens, it felt totally satisfying to me, and I would be more than glad to see such updates for their past and future first-party games.
It may seems very personal to this point (and it is), but "We recommend taking a look through the VR Goggles when there's something interesting to see, like a location with a great view, a favorite character, or a favorite piece of equipment. The concept of this update is to add a little twist to the world of Hyrule to give players, even those who've played the game a lot, a reason to come back and get even more enjoyment out of the game. This is why we have designed this new feature so that it can be used with your existing save data." Said the technical director Takuhiro Dohta. The intention is the same for Mario I feel, otherwise, why would they have botehred with making this unlockable "Jump Up, Super Star show" thing ? (yes, to trigger nostalgia, and that's the point). And VR is a very efficient way to achieve this because it creates a stronger proximity (and immersion) with the world and its characters; even with this cardboard setup.
For other than that (i.e, making a solid gameplay experience that can be played for more than half an hour) yes, I agree (and nintendo would probably do as well) It does not work well enough. But it is not what these updates were meant for, it is a clever moove, in its own right.
We need a Warioware VR! Imagine all the possibilities!
Zelda would be a lot better if the framerate didn’t tank in certain spots. Got a few vertigo moments when walking through cities
It would be better if they implemented real vr camera controls. As a owner for two different real vr headsets, this is a joke and such a shitty implementation of VR. Obviously they didn't put in the work needed to make BOTW work, if that was even possible, and just hoped slapping on a half baked mode would trick Nintendo fans into throwing them more money. It was really a quick grab scheme and doesn't come close to the support other companies like Sony are properly giving vr.
Explore the world!...in a very pixelated downscaled and uncomfortable experience. It just works-ish.
I mean, for $40, it can be fun. The gun blaster was actually fun to build and play with. I was surprised how well it worked, but everything is still just a proof of concept. at least the Mario and BotW features were free.
Jonny Rogers it’s not free when you have to buy the labo VR kit. It’s really disappointing, but we all knew it, with a very underpowered console. This was made for kids, 7-10 year olds who don’t mind how awful this looks.
@@jed23ify ... that's pretty much exactly what he said.
@@jed23ify i guess you only read the final part of the comment
This is all VR is atm: pick it up, toy with it for a few days, never use again.
This system is perfect for that, the crazy dudes to me are the ones spending 400 only to puke their brains out.
@@stefancodrin Sounds like you've never actually played with a decent VR setup, but okay
I have really enjoyed the VR experience with Zelda (I thought Mario Odyssey’s implementation was pretty underwhelming though). The only complaints I have are the head tracking like he mentioned and the difficulty seeing my hearts in the upper left hand corner (although that may be partly due to some eye muscle damage I have from a past surgery). Overall though it’s one of the few VR experiences I’ve ever wanted to repeatedly come back to and the cordless, easy to take off set up of Labo VR has been really great.
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There's no doubt that Zelda VR is rougher as a VR experience compared to LABO VR games. I didn't experience any discomfort with the LABO VR games but I did get a touch woozy with Zelda VR. BUT, it's still a cool novelty. I loved the sense of scale; huge monsters and machines look huge, like your looking up at them, getting up close with a guardian is awesome. I spent hours and hours playing Zelda in VR. BUT, there's only one way to do that comfortably... Sit down with your elbows resting on a table so the view doesn't move about and then lift your elbows a bit when motion aiming arrows and to look about every so often when sailing through the air for example. Anchor yourself and get right away from any notion of 'looking about in VR' and you'll be fine. Yes, that's not quite VR, but it can still be a fun novelty if you're a bit of a big kid. I spent a few days rediscovering the landscape of Hyrule and really loving it. As a free update I think it was a really neat add from Nintendo.
Nice video, as always! On a side note, if you want to have an idea how the 3D looks but you don't own a Labo VR, you can use the method used for seeing stereograms (google it if you don't know what I am talking about). You will get a 3D image without any glasses. This works not only on the Switch itself, but also on any source material that shows the two images side-by-side, such as screenshots, the relevant video sections above, etc. You can also use this method to see the 3D effect on Switch while docked. Just bear in mind the method is somewhat tricky to do if you don't know how.
Yup, and being only that is why it were never really a “VR” product, in the first place.
if you cross you eyes you can se the effect , well, you'll see three circle that you can block with your hands
id rather just play it docked at just look really closely at the screen
That won't produce the 3d effect you get from vr
You sound like you have never tried real virtual reality.
@@toad8840 your face will still be close to the screen
@@toad8840 You can't, the gyro is on the joy-cons, not the console.
Gabriel Carvalho it actually is in the console if you go in super Mario odyssey and go into the vr mode and take off the joycons the gyro still works
virtua racing could be good in VR on switch!
First good suggestion I've read for this thing... But having to hold it to your face while you play? Eh... I feel like this poor design choice can't be redeemed.
@@sausagesausage you can buy or make an headstrap
Interesting to see the performance differences between Odyssey and Breath of the Wild! I'd love to see you guys do an analysis of whether using these VR modes with the Switch docked has any effect on performance or visuals.
That wouldn’t have been worth the effort... at all.
great to see a video from you Tom
I modified a smart phone VR headset to work with Zelda and it works great. Still hurts my head to use motion controls, but it’s honestly better than you make it out to be in my opinion.
which headset did you use?
Fernando Perez just a $10 one I picked up at K Mart a year ago. I had to saw off much of it to make the Switch fit though.
Great video Tom.
Really brilliant work DF. It's ashame Zelda: BotW isn't implemented that well with Labo VR but as a novelty too play now and again or too show family n friends, it's pretty neat and a free update too boot aswell. Mario Odyssey is definitely implemented better for that shorter fun VR bursts and again it's a free update so you can't go wrong guys. I am glad Nintendo has ventured into VR, even if it is a lower Entry Level VR Kit. The Headset definitely needs a strap or a more traditional VR Headset would be very cool and MK8D defo needs to be the next game too get the VR treatment, although I think a smaller bite size VR Range of Games, could be the way too go with the Labo VR Headset n Kits.
I found the game in the Labo Kit pretty enjoyable, especially the one that use the Elephant. To me BotW is playable, I got used to it after half an hour and i revisited the game a couple of time. I hope Nintendo will update more fitting game like Mario Kart, Arms and Captain Toad
Why are the 2 eye frames always inverted when they are output to video? D: I'd like to cross my eyes and see thru the video how it would look on the switch
Because when you are using the headset you don't have to cross your eyes.
Hey, can you guys look at Kirby: Star Allies? I feel like it doesn't even run at 30 FPS... especially in handheld mode.
thank you tom
Zelda I find works better in VR mode through my 3DTV when docked, as it's rendered at a slightly higher resolution, and my 3DTV's SBS mode works fairly well to display the game in 3D.
Now that's clever! I'm totally going to try that out
So, the LABO VR is the 3DS port of Breath of the Wild, pretty much?
That's exactly how I feel about it.
I've been playing Zelda with motion controls off and it's been a great time so far
I just lay down and played Zelda using the pro controller works well, does look like I'm playing a 3ds game though... They could port some 3ds games to switch.
Another compelling video from you. 💙
if switch VR had 1 less pixel it would be radio
looks great on my lg 1080p 3d tv using via side by side stereoscopic 3d mode.
too bad, can't play mario odyssey in dock mode using the right stick as a camera movement like you do in zelda: breath of wild vr in dock mode, which i don't own it on the "switch" but heard it works.
nintendo should just do stereoscopic 3d for it for 3d tv via half side by side or half top and bottom in dock mode just half the height of 1080p (540) and split the width into two (960 for the left and right eye) and then the 540 height - stretch the height back to normal for a full 1080p screen for side by side and for top and bottom - stretch the 960 width to 1920 for the top and bottom to make a full 1080p screen.
some how the blaster game seem flip for me, watch a video about the labo vr blaster for vr mode.
I know that the VR on this isn't going to be the greatest as the hardware's not the most powerful... however... I'm interested. With that said, my NS Glasses I got back in January have just been rendered obsolete...
just as expected, nothing really groundbreaking. But it does give us an idea how Nintendo could implement VR in their future games and systems. Tbh I think we could even see some VR mode to Metroid Prime 4 with more then just the Toy Con Headset. Maybe the game will also come to the next Nintendo system where it has a complete VR support with a regular Headset.
I would buy this
They probably shouldn't have bothered with Zelda, but having it there is nice and I can see some value in it, not so much to actually play the game, but more the "oh, I wanna look at that in VR" factor.
Everything else is exactly what i expected from a device literally marketed as a toy, and in that sense I am happy with the Labo VR experience.
They didn’t really “bother” with anything other than making cardboard cutout sheet sets to sell for $75.
Didn't like the VR for Zelda at first, BUT, once I rigged up a strap and I could just hold the controllers freely, I really started to like it. Playing the shrines or climbing a mountain in VR is more fun
So they mention Nvidia has a mode for foveated rendering in VR. I have heard no documentation of this anywhere else. Is this true? Because I would love that as an option
Just gonna add something. When playing BotW in VR mode the game uses the Switch's gyro instead of the joy cons gyro (Yes, the consoles a built-in gyro). That means you can use one of those phone-VR-headsets with the Switch and it will still work, with head-tracking and all
Unfortunately, my Switch is way too big for my phone VR headset.
@@WiseGuy3683. Yeah, of course you need to find one that is big enough or modify it for the Switch to fit. Or leave it open and use duct tape to hold the Switch
The experience in Zelda seems to be terible, but I'm still tempted to get the headset purely for the Labo bits; it looks to be great fun and I'm sure my 11 y/o nephew will love it.
SteelSkin667 It isnt terrible.
Its just not very accessible. You need to be strong against motion sickness and accept that the game needs some attention to be playable.
I play it lying on my back with headphones and always try to have the camera down and close to link and it is amazing but that is a lot of hassle... not for everyone
@@bingobongo1615 for Zelda maybe. But the labo kit and Mario gives no motion sickness
@@bingobongo1615 why have I seen this comment before lol
It's fun to let Link ride his horse on the main roads and take in the environment in VR for about 15 minutes. That's the way it's meant to be played in VR imo. Actually playing the whole game in VR will not be a pleasant experience.
@@bingobongo1615 It's a fun little distraction but it isn't a way you can play the game from beginning to end that's for sure.
Still waiting for that Dragon's Dogma Switch analysis..
Still waiting for people to drop their general sense of entitlement. Especially when they've invested nothing themselves yet expect the fruit of other people's labour.
@@RightNowMan Wut??
+1 Dragon’s Dogma. We might be entitled, but there are 31 of us.
YEESSS! We did it, fam!
I would love if you guys did a Saints Row 3 technical analysis on the switch, I played the game early and it runs pretty badly during some action, almost always below 30 and in the lower 20s. A day one patch is supposedly going to improve the performance, so we'll have to see about that.
12:25 to 12:32 "I think the actual act of building the VR googles themselves, the Toycon VR googles was more fun than the actual payoff" I chuckled.
Does the toycon vr have the capability to fit my Nintendo switch lite?
720p/2 VR.
Why would they make the periphery higher res?? It's supposed to be the opposite.
Honestly first person link sounds cool but would it really feel like a legend of Zelda game?
It would feel like a more action-oriented Elder Scrolls game but with Skyward Sword's battle system.
It be interesting to see what happens if Nintendo ever releases an upgrade to the Switch. Just a little extra power and a 1080p screen.
What if i never tried VR, would playing zelda like this be cool?
It'd be cool if there was some kind of external battery powered dock adapter that would allow the game to run at higher resolution while the game is still displayed on the switch screen.
I find the Zelda mode is best played with the first-person view mod, originally for Cemu but it works on a Switch running Atmosphere. It just replaces all cameras with the viewpoint used for the sheikah stone viewer and still uses gyro to look around, but it makes the VR mode bearable for me since the headtracking just turns your head. Though it's still not 3DOF head tracking, just pitch and yaw since that's all the analog stick (and the gyro in the VR mode) does. Some would argue it isn't head tracking at all without roll.
The 3D effect is nice though, and this video made me want to try the Mario Odyssey cutscenes I didn't bother to check out.
What ive you overclock the switch to dock speeds wil that improve it?
@Richard Zilincik Yeah maybe also a bit with the resolution because in most games the switch uses dynamic resolutions but i am not sure for vr games
The Switch screen is 720p
@@subliminallime4321 yeah but in the video they said that the game was running at 480p per eye zo maybe that can improve with overclocking
Oh dear.... 🙈🙈🙈
@@wesleyhere18 480p in the center of the image, 720p towards the edge. My guess is it's because of how the image is warped & the low resolution of the Switch screen. Overclocking the Switch isn't going to change the resolution of the screen, which is what the problem is.
Still waiting on the Super Mario 64 analysis! It's been 24 years, what have you guys been doing!?
Really surprised that they launched this without Mariokart 8 having day 1 support for it - seems like the most fitting experience for VR out of all the big Switch exclusives so far.
Mario Kart would be amazing in VR
You don’t talk about the trick to play Zelda on a PlaySation VR it’s really impressive !
must be awesome
5:30 All VR lenses blow up the center pixels. However there are hacks to render more pixels in the center to counter balance that. The Switch can't pull that off, this is why you have lower resolution in the center.
Their next console should be a VR set with optional TV output. I thought the switch would be that, but Nintendo always disappoint.
Please test it on PSVR too, the 1080p screen should make it better, but it lacks headtracking
Without head or bodytracking these are just head mounted displays
ARMS needs this! :)
I was REALLY hoping that Zelda and Mario's VR Mode would be surprisingly-playable like Labo VR, but I get headaches and eye-strain so quick.
Here's to hoping for a "Switch Pro" to improve this in the future!
I’m ordering the starter kit
Played Zelda in VR for a long time and didn't get dizzy. I like that it was in 3rd person. Felt like I was watching a movie. It wasn't perfect but it is fun to play.
I mean, Mario Odyssey kinda feels like proper VR but BotW? It doesn't even have any kind of head tracking. It is the same as playing in portable mode since the camera controls are still bound to the controller, so what's the point?
Not showing slate camera fps mode???
DIY tip: If anyone has the CD case for 10,000 Days from Tool you can just use the 3D lenses that come with it and play in VR mode. Good luck trying to get those 3D lenses rigged up to your face properly though. You can at least see what the VR mode looks like without having to pay money though. A decent test to get an idea of what it would look like before you shell out cash for the Labo VR
They coulda just bought one of the many smart phone “VR headsets” that had dropped to under $5, if they wanted an even better experience of “VR.” LABO VR was such a total scam.
Can't you simply detach the joycons and play with them on your lap?
I think adding a strap to the cardboard isn't that difficult to do
You could play lying down straight up virtual boy style
Yea you can, a Pro controller works also
Nintendo of all companies these days should have known better with Zelda in VR. Every company dipping their toes in VR say that 60fps is the bare, minimum you want to avoid being sick. Zelda can't even maintain 30 so that's gonna make for some upset stomachs.
I tried the labo mini games and they were interesting enough but I couldn't imagine doing Zelda with that framerate. The resolution has gotta give ya eye strain too. PSVR is low with (I think) a 1080p image divided between 2 eyes? That's pretty harsh vs even the oculus at 1080p per eye or Windows Mixed Reality which is 1440p per eye.
I still think VR is a novelty but I would still love to see Nintendo utilize one with Metroid Prime 4. It would be awesome!
Just go grab your Virtual Boy stand and put the Labo on that to play BoTW! I used to sit my VBoy on two books because my stand was broken.
Did the same thing. Would use my school text books
i dont own a nintendo switch but how the hell does one play the game if you have to hold the gear with both hands to your face? Even with one hand. That would get annoying fast. Are these games on the switch meant to be played with one hand?
you guys, need to check out Cemu, got a 1st person perspective mod with VR for BotW, early in development, but already as good as this
yeah but nintendo is blocking most sites where youi can download the games for cemu.
Tried this today, can say I will not use it again due to the camera motion, low resolution and fps.
The reason the center is lower in resolution is your second guess combined with field of view.
The lens correction compresses the edges of the rendered image, it's a fisheye/barrel distortion, combine this with the source being rectilinear and high field of view which stretches things further from the center.
The result is a blurry center as it's tiny in the raw image, this while the periphery gets more detail as it's using relatively more of the pixels.
I hope this makes sense 😅
Super Mario in VR is just a poor mans Astro bot....
There is a VR mod for CEMU (Wii U emulator) and it actually makes it first person with proper head tracking. And only cutscenes are 3rd person
It is funny, a mod better that what developers with access to the source code could do.
Jacek Jagosz to be fair that's also while using graphics hardware way way more powerful than the already weak at launch Switch.
This makes virtual boy an upgrade
Bought Labo VR over the weekend and attached a head strap. Zelda is going to be hit or miss for most people depending on personal graphic preferences and if you get motion sickness from the game. I played about an hour of Zelda VR and it was really good. Yes, the graphics take a hit but the game is still amazing regardless. Give me more Nintendo VR games please
What?? I thought you could play the entirety of Odyssey in VR! Wow...kinda wish I didn’t order a Vr...
Plus you are usually looking in the distance and not at Link.
VR is meant to be use with First Person games.. it doesn't make sense to be used on Zelda or Mario.. however I am waiting for the Switch upgrade (if it comes) to allow for more power and maybe a boost in the built-in resolution, so using VR would be great... and the perfect Nintendo game for it would be Metroid Prime 4... Cant wait much longer!!!!
If only switch pro with double the preformance came out this year...
How does Botw run in Docked mode?
A bit of an unpopular opinion: I was actually waiting for the VR camera implementation for Zelda, as you can possibly enjoy all of your games in VR that way: imagine the Witcher in VR for example. Yes VR works best for first person but honestly I don't think we should restrict ourself to that. But I will say the thought of holding the labo VR to your head the whole time is atrocious xD
A third person viewpoint that actually maps properly to your head would be pretty cool, I think. Like you could look up and tilt the camera higher, but still rotate around Link with the right stick as usual. This just feels like a lazy hack of the original game rather than a fully fleshed-out implementation. Even the Mario Odyssey levels, as short as they are, feel like they have more effort put into them than this.
Hope you will show the Oculus quest soon
Are there other VR headsets that fit the Switch, because I refuse to pay $40 for a Google Cardboard.
@Jeremy Weizel I mean more like another Google-cardboard-style headset that the Switch would also fit inside of.
@Jeremy Weizel That's a shame.
In Mario odyssey they could have used the elephant to point and teleport to different areas
While Nintendo VR would be awesome, especially Mario Kart-in the same way that GT was sold as one of the pack-in games for a PSVR bundle (which I got specifically because of the ability to look around, as you’re racing (not to mention doing so while in VR, which makes it as amazing as-the LABO version is as much “VR” as your average empty headset made to work with cell phones - the kind like some of the tougher and more comfortable headsets (although “LABO VR” is neither of those things), that ended life at GameStop, for $3 apiece five years ago, in the clearance bin. I know, because I bought them all to give my family as Christmas presents, being the most interesting pieces of garbage that seemed cool and would last a few months before being piled in the basement next to the gifts of George Foreman Grilles and Ninja Air Fryers.
Especially once you figure out that taking off/putting on your phone’s protector cover every time you want to jump in is more of a pain than it’s worth, for ten year-old “VR tech” that’s really “VRINO,” because the LABO VR (or using the Switch as the screen in some other headset, like the ones from Gamestop) has _none_ of the most important/enjoyable attributes of VR - such as being made of material that can handle some hits, working from a VR desktop/“dashboard”/home screen and OS, and having a modicum of VR games, along with everything else that makes VR an experience, not a way to play a round of XYZ game with no general coms with friends to talk between/while deciding on games to play, which LABO VR fans (who outed themselves as being into VR, despite always having said it were crap (based on the Virtual Boy, I guess... ) quickly found out, once they and other started actually getting/using it - a huge amount of money for a total POS made of cardboard and two garbage lenses.
I remember, though, when it first came out, when Switch fanbois thought LABO VR were going to be some kind of sensation - to the tune of actually taking market share from Oculus, Valve, and PiMax, etc., which could only be the belief of someone who’s never actually played a dedicated VR headset. It got much funnier, when that hype lasted about two to three weeks, once those LABO VR fans saw what a giant waste their $75 connected pieces of perforated cardboard were...
The funniest thing, though, were those fans who were proclaiming that LABO/Switch VR were going to destroy Sony PSVR, as well as fully dedicated VR hardware, by companies like Oculus, that spent all their time designing far more than cardboard cutouts for phones - most of which have much better resolution than the Switch, which is all LABO VR did for the Switch. Now, they’re all down by the phone headsets and Foreman Grilles... Ha!
Has anyone tried to emulate this on pc vr?!
They should support VR Arms. VR plus motion controls is as close to a put VR experience as one can get.
Imagine how awesome arms would be if the vr headset had a strap.
Zelda BotW in VR is awesome ...................... with Cemu
Theres a way to play these games in VR through the PSVR headset without any extra hardware or software needed. Everyone should check it out.
The 3D in Zelda looks pretty great if you try to watch cross-eyed.
I did! It looks really goof
Please do Dreams for the PS4 next!
3:16 What's up with Nintendo and their thing against head strap? Remember Virtual Boy? The last time they tried VR!
Y’all should check out the PC BoTW FPS VR mod.