Learn To Play 'Battlezone' In VR In Its Latest Trailer

The Battlezone franchise started out as an arcade game from Atari. It was supposed to simulate a virtual reality experience because you peered into a viewport in the machine in order to see where your tank was going in the digital landscape. Fast-forward to today, when Rebellion now owns the franchise and is giving the series the VR treatment it deserves by releasing a new title for today’s VR headsets. In order to gain more attention prior to release, the studio created a seven-minute gameplay video to show you everything you need to know about the upcoming game.

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Rexly Peñaflorida is a freelance writer for Tom's Hardware covering topics such as computer hardware, video games, and general technology news.

  • Coup77
    "An evil group called The Corporation has taken over the planet and enslaved nearly all of humanity. " - True story
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  • Bob_8_
    .,,.whats worse, that it's happening to us -- or we're doing nothing about it,.?
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  • wifiburger
    oh the future of gamming is going to suck really hard if we get these VR games
    vr siting at less then 1% of market share,
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  • targetdrone
    18603166 said:
    oh the future of gamming is going to suck really hard if we get these VR games
    vr siting at less then 1% of market share,

    If Developers were smart VR would be treated as a peripheral, not its own platform and it seems Rebellion is taking the correct approach to this.
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  • Zapin
    18603166 said:
    oh the future of gamming is going to suck really hard if we get these VR games
    vr siting at less then 1% of market share,

    18605638 said:
    18603166 said:
    oh the future of gamming is going to suck really hard if we get these VR games
    vr siting at less then 1% of market share,

    If Developers were smart VR would be treated as a peripheral, not its own platform and it seems Rebellion is taking the correct approach to this.

    Actually since Battlezone is playable on the PC and PS4 without VR hardware according to the article, the final product will be a worse VR experience and a worse standard gaming experience as the developer makes the necessary compromises.
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  • f-14
    looks very tronish style but like they were trying to avoid a disney lawsuit for copyright violation and more like a early 90's version of tron for pc on an ati pro 8bit. that's a massive step back in time. every bit of it's cost better be in the 99 cent bin.
    V.R. is extremely ancient and still hasn't gotten better than directX 7 graphics.
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