The Fastest VR Shooter Yet - Serious Sam VR: The First Encounter

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Published on December 21, 2016 9:05:04 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wRf6eVgxBU

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Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope (2017)

Duration: 49:10

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It's Serious Sam... in VR... It's fast and fun and now in VR. I play the game for about 40 minutes using the trackpad motion and then in the last 5 minutes I do try out the two teleport systems. Having tried the teleport stuff, I much, much prefer the trackpad motion for the speed but also because the teleport stuff just felt like I was playing the game in a super laggy multiplayer game. Most games, teleport isn't a problem, but with how constant and often you need to do it in SSVR: TFE, it just doesn't work, for me, but I'm still glad it's there for people that can get motion sick.

Speaking of motion sickness, you'll see in the video that I handle myself just fine after 50 minutes, and this was recorded after I did 30 minutes of it, and after that, I did start to feel the early stages of motion sickness. I do clarify that I hadn't played any VR in 2 1/2 days and I just jumped straight into this, so that could explain it. During the 50 minutes that this was recorded from though, I felt just fine and could have played longer, but I needed to stop and render the footage.

Intro song is: "Battlefield Theme (Orchestral Version)" By Mikael Karlsson from the Battlefield: Bad Company OST
Captured using ShadowPlay & Edited using Sony Movie Studio 13
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