Videogame Review, The Playroom VR for the PS4 (Playstation VR)

Videogame Review, The Playroom VR for the PS4 (Playstation VR)

You won’t be disappointed with the delicious graphics.  General stuff from cowboys to aliens will turn your world upside down just from the very nature of Playstation Virtual Reality.  However, it’s actually virtual fiction.  Everything here reminds me of “Pixels” and “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”.  Imagine a cartoon world filled with robots who have owl-like eyes made of lasers and who play odd games where aliens fly into space and cowboys fall from the sky.  Sony has had to take it easy with The Playroom VR since we’re only going to get into so much virtual reality at a time- in fact, sometimes I still see my hair in the VR helmet, and my DualShock 4 (controller) needs some continuous winding and rewinding through the VR options list.  VR works well depending on what clothes you wear, what light is around you, how the camera relationship is, and how your Playstation 4 console works out its kinks toward the secret sauce as intended with multiple layers of presentation.  Generics in the videogame here are given face lifts and bodily configurements under Japan Studio’s rainbows of creativity within line of digital, virtual reasons.  My VR head set works well on my head although I’ve had to wiggle and toggle the piece for clarity and vision under digital scope, but I don’t know what Sony’s ingredients are to their secret sauce.  Don’t worry about colliding into objects in your room for this guy.  As long as the VR helmet gets dark inside when you go too far and gives you fair warning you should be healthy, fine, and dandy.  There’s influence in Japan Studio’s game from Super Mario 64, Centipede, Godzilla, and other things I can imagine and guess at.  By the way, if you’re attending a class and the teacher claims her degree is good and she doesn’t know how to work any computer, I’ll guarantee you she doesn’t know a lot about video games and fails to appreciate them.  A movie is something you’re laid back near while video games let you get involved in competition and sport.  Here, on The Playroom VR, there’s a ghostly mansion that’s significantly improved over Luigi’s Mansion and the visuals imply a story due to the robotic figures’ body language.  Japanese touch has struck again!  So, what’s it like in virtual reality for the PS4?  Try to see a world where you can’t possibly look away from the screen, a place where the room is the television and you’re clawing your way through curtains and stars across the universe among the fictional natures enhanced by artificial creations.  Your room is the television.  Under imagination and playful thinking, you’ll be intrigued with local multiplayer that’s fun enough to add more to our vision over intelligence and general mayhem between ridiculous beasts and herds of electronic giants.  

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