Sony's Project Morpheus won't launch until next year, but do you think that's stopping PlayStation developers from implementing virtual reality in their games right now? Of course not – Coffee Stains Studios laughs in your face.
The Goat Simulator maker has announced it's bringing its game over to PS4 and PS3 on August 11, with all the glitches and irreverent humour intact. So far, so expected – but what's this? It's also announcing something called GoatVR which doesn't require Morpheus to work.
"We've been working on GoatVR for some time, and we're pleased to debut it in the PlayStation editions of Goat Simulator," said the studio in blog post. "GoatVR is the most authentic 'simulated GoatVR experience' that doesn't require a helmet or anything."
Right.
"We still need to do that part where it connects to an actual headset but for now you can enjoy a simulated GoatVR experience without it."
We're not entirely sure what this means, but we'll assume it's some sort of first-person mode that will eventually support Morpheus. We've asked Coffee Stains what GoatVR is, but we're not expecting a serious response. Why would we?
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Original source: Goat Simulator on PS4 will let you experience virtual reality without a headset.
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