Driveclub VR Rated by the ESRB - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 25 April 2016 / 6,483 Views
The Entertainment Software Rating Board has rated Driveclub VR in the US.
"This is a racing simulation game in which players drive a variety of cars around real world locations," reads the summary. "Players can engage in traditional races, time trials, and drifting challenges."
Driveclub VR has not been officially announced by Sony.
Driveclub originally released on the PlayStation 4 in October 2014.
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Glad that this is still coming, race games in VR are my reason to buy PSVR
Glad to see this is still coming despite Evolution's departure. DCVR is one of the things I'm most looking forward to on PSVR.
Wait What!??!
Yes! This game will be great in VR!
I thought it was announced? Literally this entire time I've been talking to my friends about how I can't wait to play Driveclub VR.
I must have imagined it then..
There was a Driveclub VR demo at E3 I believe, but it's not been officially announced as a game. A staff member at evolution was asked if it would be part of DriveClub or a seperate game, he said to wait till the coming E3, so it's basically confirmed if not officially announced by Sony as anything other than a tech demo.
Thank goodness, thought I'd gone crazy
Last time it was shown I read people were still having motion sickness issues with it. The game does immersion too well, it sells you your actually in the car, some people are having issues with a dipping horizon when you decelerate and their body DOESN'T feel the G forces of slowing down like they would expect when being in a real car.
