Arizona Sunshine Remake Announced for PS VR2, SteamVR, and Quest - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 15 August 2024 / 2,320 Views
Vertigo Games has announced Arizona Sunshine Remake for the PlayStation VR2, SteamVR, and Quest 2 and 3. It will launch on October 17 for $29.99.
Those who own the original Arizona Sunshine will be able to upgrade to the remake for $9.99.
View the reveal trailer below:
Read details on the remake below:
Arizona Sunshine Remake elevates the original, award-winning game, completely rebuilt with GORE-geous virtual reality graphics and next-gen virtual reality combat and weapons.
When you hear a flash of a human voice on the radio, your hopes surge—there are survivors out in the blistering heat of the post-apocalyptic Grand Canyon state! Armed with little more than your motion-controlled weapons and the scarce ammo and consumables you find along the way, you need to navigate the hordes of zombies coming for your brain in your desperate search for survivors.
Gore-geous Graphics
Immerse yourself in stunning new visuals, including high-resolution textures and realistic environmental details.
One Complete Edition Including All Downloadable Content
Arizona Sunshine Remake includes all original downloadable content and updates—the Dead Man and The Damned downloadable contents, and the Old Mine, Trailer Park, and Undead Valley updates.
Cooperative Multiplayer
Join forces with a friend in co-op campaign mode or multiplayer Horde mode for up to four players. But beware, more warm brains mean more hungry undead.
Next-Gen Combat and Weapons
Experience the thrill of combat as you physically wield weapons, from shotguns to machetes.
Relive the Original Story
Built in bite-sized virtual reality chunks that together form a full narrative, the campaign allows you to jump in for a short session or stay for the complete ride.
Brand-New Mutilation and Gore System
Discover all the ways to slay a Fred through our upgraded mutilation and gore system.
A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.
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does Sony even support the VR2?
They market it, feature it in all their events and get third party exclsuives for it. They aren't really developing first party games but that's because first party studios are really spread thin at the moment.
Well they basically closed all their smaller studios which could make VR games, aside from Asobi. Luckily the headset is supported by Steam, so it's not a bad buy for those who own it as the hardware is pretty good.
Sony have closed 2 studios in the last few years, London Studio which had made 2 VR games and nothing for 4 years, last game was Erica. And Pixelous, which had never made a VR game but it did buy Firesprite who have yet to make their own VR game for the system and specialise in VR.
Fair on Cambridge thing, forgot about them. I do think Firesprite will produce a VR game, if Sony were senisble they'd say to them to make a PS5/VR2 Colony Wars or G-police or something, considering Firesprite have some of the old Liverpool Studio in and the old guard would probably love to work on one of their own creations again.
Outside of Sony buying them only because they didn't want MS to stifle their access to second party, which was the case for a lot of the studios they bought, it seems odd they'd not use their skills.
I don't know how many times I went through this game, playing coop individually with pretty much every member of my family in our local VR arcade - ultimately, I just had to get it for Quest as well. There are better zombie VR games, but this one is still my go to "oh, you've never tried VR?" title.
