Not entirely unexpected for a title which was ported to VR from 2011 source material, we didn’t find the 2017 PC VR version of the game particularly compelling due to clunky gameplay and immersion-breaking design.

Shooting Galleries: Keep your eye in with target practice in four different shooting galleries, each with their own challenges, targets and weaponsĪdditionally the title has seen tweaks and technical upgrades “specifically built for the PlayStation system including greater draw distance and upgraded visual fidelity new sitting and standing modes (including a new ‘Crouch’ button for easier object inspection) enhanced navigation, locomotion and weapon tuning.”.

Speedcar Racing: Race classic 1940’s “Speedcar” vehicles against AI opponents on three new dirt tracks.

Boxing: Step into the ring as Cole Phelps and take on 12 different opponents.

Noire: The VR Case Files includes three exclusive mini-games “designed to take full advantage of the game’s unique VR mechanics.” Posting over at the official PlayStation Blog, Rockstar says the PSVR version of L.A.

Noire: The VR Case Files has players scavenging for clues, interrogating witnesses, and getting into high-speed pursuits as they track down criminals in a 1940’s Los Angeles setting. While we haven’t seen the game actually hit the store just yet, we expect it to be priced near $30 (the current price of the PC VR version). The VR version of the game is getting a surprise launch on PSVR today, Sony announced during its State of Play presentation.

Noire which launched as a non-VR game way back in 2011. Noire: The VR Case Files launched on PC VR headset back in 2017, offering up discrete slices of the original L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files will be available starting today on PSVR. During the PlayStation State of Play presentation, Sony announced that L.A.

La noire not launching steam