GTA: San Andreas has a VR version with Oculus Quest 2 | Action games

GTA: San Andreas has a VR version with Oculus Quest 2 |  Action games

GTA: San Andreas will be reworked visually in Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition and can be used to receive VR support – Image: Disclosure / Rockstar Games

This news marks the first time that the GTA franchise has been officially introduced into the world of virtual reality. Rockstar Games has already had a VR gaming experience since the release of a version of black, in 2016, which was supported by PlayStation VR no playstation 4 (PS4), NS HTC Vive The original Oculus Rift. Previously, fans created mods for the company’s games that added support for virtual reality, such as mods for GTA 5 NS Red Dead Redemption 2 It allows you to play games completely in virtual reality.

Rockstar Games recently announced the compilation of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – Definitive Edition, which features remastered versions of GTA 3And GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas. Titles will have improved visuals with more detailed models and reworked lighting for current consoles.

The compilation will be released in digital format on November 11 and in physical media on December 7, both for R$299 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox OnePlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Xbox X/sAnd Nintendo Switch and PC by Rockstar Games Launcher. Although it has not been confirmed, it is likely that this will be the version used in the new VR game.

In addition to GTA, the event also confirmed other VR gaming news. Beat Saber just got a fourth free update, as well as bundles of Skrillex and Billie Eilish songs. The Battle Royale in VR Population: One will receive Winter Wonderland content in December.

Blade & Sorcery: Nomad arrives on November 4th as the Battle of Blade & Sorcery unfolds with more magic, combat, and fantasy. Oculus has also signed a partnership for five games, including franchises from deep silver, NS spinner games, known by titles such as Arizona Sunshine.

With information from Oculus (1 NS 2), Game SpotAnd PCGamerAnd Engadget

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