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Left 4 Dead, Portal and Half-Life writer Chet Faliszek believes that, impressive as it may be, virtual reality is still...

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Hey Poor Player's Francis DiPersio writes - "While beloved in Japan since its inception on the PC Engine, Nihon Falcoms Ys series has often struggled to find relevancy in the western market. With Nintendos phenomenally successful The Legend of Zelda series claiming the action-adventure throne, the Ys series has largely gone unnoticed by generations of console gamers, and thats a crying shame."

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Hey Poor Player's Alec Rose writes - "Sayonara UmiharaKawase + is definitely an oddball title. Premiering back in 1994 on the Super Famicom, the unique platformer jumped and boinged its way into the hearts of many Japanese gamers. Since then the series has only seen three main releases with several updated versions and rereleases."

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Left 4 Dead, Portal and Half-Life writer Chet Faliszek believes that, impressive as it may be, virtual reality is still...

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DD: Except they don't. Provided a developer gets the interface right, a simulation game works perfectly well on console. Indeed, Kalypso has already proven that it wants to encourage its developers to think about these things, with a PlayStation 3 port of Port Royale 3 that had be glued to my TV for weeks. Ubisoft produced one of the finest games on the Nintendo Wii with its Anno title. And now the PlayStation 4 has its first serious management sim with Tropico 5, and I couldn't be happier.

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Hey Poor Player writes- "Did you ever feel your house needed a ghost or two in it? Bleeding walls? Any of that sound fun?"

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Already hugely impressive, virtual reality is only now at the stage video games were when Pong was released in 1972, says Left 4 Dead, Portal and Half-Life writer Chet Faliszek. Speaking at the Slush Play virtual reality (VR) conference in Reykjavik, the Valve video game writer gave advice on what he expects to see from the technology in 2015 - and said that the honest answer is, no one really knows.

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Left 4 Dead, Portal and Half-Life writer Chet Faliszek believes that, impressive as it may be, virtual reality is still...