VR may not be new, but it still has a long way to go according to a number of people, and watching VR gameplay just makes me think.

I myself am 37, and while I’m not full-on crotchety, waving my cane at kids telling them to get off my lawn, I also tend to avoid jumping on tech bandwagons now like I used to. However, I don’t see how Splinter Cell will be near as great in VR (along side a new AC title for VR, apparently).

I personally haven’t invested any real time into VR it’s hard for someone like me to really “do” VR, just because of my limited range of motion and constant pain. So, when they announced that a new Splinter Cell game was coming as a VR-only title, I just shook my head. Hell, even the latest update to Ghost Recon Breakpoint has appeased a number of people who have been griping since day 1 about it. The new Assassin’s Creed looks interesting. They’ve done some cool things with the new Watch Dog Legion game. I don’t get what is going on with Ubisoft lately. The new Splinter Cell, assumed to come out in 2020/2021, is a VR exclusive for Oculus VR.įirst, let me share with you a great review of the new Oculus Quest 2. Now, I’m not saying that what I’m about to discuss is even close to being equal to above, but despite already being on the ropes and nearly down for the count, we now have the audience throwing beer cans at us. A virus is ravaging the world, politics are more polarizing than ever, and the west coast is literally on fire in the US. Posted by wfl Polymath with a passion for accessible gaming, stealth & sniper games, precision shooting and founder of Ghost Gamer News The new Splinter Cell is an exclusive that hardly anybody asked for, or even wants.įrankly, 2020 has been a bad year for everybody.

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