PS4-exclusive Driveclub did experiment with virtual reality, but that's not why it was delayed

The delay of Ps 4-special competition match Driveclub to springtime 2014 got practically nothing to do with the fact programmer Evolution Studios was testing a virtual simple fact model of the activity. Sony playstation leader of Around the globe Studios Shuhei Yoshida shared with GameSpot right now that gossips to that particular result are incorrect.

"There's a gossip relating to the reason in the pushback of Driveclub was for it to be Morpheus well matched...that's completely incorrect," Yoshida explained.

Yoshida also outlined the online fact version of Driveclub that History Studios built by using what the heck is now called Endeavor Morpheus. When attemping it for him self in the course of a visit to their British business, he stated it worked well nicely when driving a vehicle at small speeds. He revealed which he managed to seem worldwide and enjoy its landscapes.

However, when he put his foot on the gas, so to speak, the experience fell apart and he began to feel the effects of motion sickness, he said. "It's type of difficult and sickening," Yoshida explained about his encounters during this levels.

Right now, History Business is "no longer working on Morpheus by any means," which is instead adding "every one of the work" into doing this game.

Outlining the Driveclub wait in October 2013, Yoshida mentioned, "any additional time we're delivering the group implies the graphics and over-all working experience are merely going to get far better. We will guarantee you that it will be actually worth the hold out."