Data from the movie itself is being used to accurately recreate Godzilla in VR. In it, you’ll come face-to-face with the enormous beast, which will measure in at 118.5 meters tall in this particular version. It’s based on the new Godzilla movie, Godzilla Resurgence, which is due to release next month in Japan and retains a look very similar to the 1954 original that spawned a cultural icon. Currently going by the working title of Shin Godzilla Special Demo Contents for PlayStation VR (please change that soon), the piece is a collaboration between both Sony Japan and Toho. Game Watch is reporting and Gematsu is translating that a Godzilla VR game will be launching on the device when it hits on October 13th, the same day as in the US. It’s a nice teaser for one of the biggest movies of the year.Sony’s PlayStation VR is gearing up for launch in a few months’ time, and those buying it in Japan will be getting a special experience on release day.
Godzilla: Strike Zone takes only about fifteen minutes to complete, but if you’re looking forward to the film you’ll want to check it out. The developers have done a great job of mixing a backdrop that puts you right into the action. It’s the soundtrack that really stands out though.
The gun in your hand is practically useless, but the PS2-era graphics and style of exploration is definitely a blast from the past. Once there you’ll find yourself jumping from building to building, escaping from falling debris and saving trapped citizens. First you’ll need to drop from an aeroplane onto the streets of a city being torn apart by the titular nuclear dinosaur.
Still, don’t let that stop you checking out Godzilla. Free? Smartphone? Browser? In the average gamer’s lexicon, all of these terms mean something that’s fairly shoddy. There’s a lot of negative buzz words there. Godzilla: Strike Zone is absolutely free, playable in web browsers and on smart phones, and it’s actually surprisingly good. Author: Mat Growcott Category: Android News, iOS News, News, PC News, Date: 6th May, 2014Įxcited for the new Godzilla film but disappointed that there’s not a video game tie-in to keep you going till the movie is released? Well, actually there is.
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