A month after the next-gen game pods went on sale, most players had already finished Persona.
Whether they liked it or not, players shared one opinion about the game: it was excellent.
Especially with the easier, more immersive experience brought by next-gen VR, Persona's performance had left players immensely satisfied.
Moreover, many of its breakthroughs had not come from gameplay, but from interactive technology.
For example, the experience created in the VR Game Pod by the game's on-screen feedback.
During this period, domestic games from other developers had also been released one after another to flesh out the next-gen VR lineup.
Several of those launch titles were of excellent quality, while even the more average, conventional games gave players a different kind of fun through the unique next-gen VR experience.
It also raised players' expectations to unprecedented heights.
Until Nebula Games and Chen Xu released new information two weeks later.
'At the request of our many players, the next-gen version of Resident Evil is now online. Players who already own it can log into the next-gen Nebula Game Store to update and download it. It is also fifty percent off.'
'The next-gen version of Bloodborne will be updated in the middle of next month. Please stay tuned.'
'The all-new wuxia title Amazing Cultivation Simulator will officially launch on the 28th. Follow in the footsteps of Zhuge Yu, Bao Zheng, and others as you stop the Anti-Heaven Alliance's conspiracy.'
'In addition, Nebula Games' next-gen titles now support Olfactory System simulation mode. Players may enable the appropriate settings from the system menu.'
Four bombshell announcements in a row, yet the first two alone sent players' blood pressure soaring, almost giving them heart attacks.
The good news was that next-gen VR remasters had launched, and not only had they launched, they came with