That said, I’m still very much enjoying jumping in for 10 to 15 minutes at a time for a quick burn of the rubber and a shoot of the guns and as such Runner just scraped its way onto this list. It’s also fairly janky with enemies vanishing in front of you or missing the track when they jump in from spawning. It’s not perfect though, the rate of enemy spawns is very inconsistent so sometimes you’re left twiddling your thumbs for ages while other times you get swarmed. This is arcade simplicity at its finest and, once you get accustomed to the slightly awkward control scheme, the feeling of rocketing along a road blasting battle bots out of the sky as you swerve to avoid approaching vehicles is pretty damn awesome. The concept for Runner is pretty simple, you straddle what basically amounts to Kaneda’s bike from the movie Akira as you race down a neon highway with police cars, bikes and drones hot on your wheels. For now at least, I’m really digging this 90s anime inspired action game, which is part on rails shooter, part racer. Runner won’t be for everyone and to be honest with you, I’m not sure how long it’ll keep me interested as it feels like it’ll be quite samey all the way through. You can hear me talk about those games and watch a load of gameplay in this week's episode of Ian's VR Corner (above), or you can read the words below instead (the boring option). I’ve been lucky enough to try out pretty much every single one of the 40 plus PSVR2 launch titles that are out for the system so far and I’ve whittled those experiences down to my top 11 PSVR2 launch games that I just can’t stop putting my face inside.

And I should know because I’m currently the proud owner of both of those things. The PSVR2 is finally here and by now, hundreds of thousands of gamers out there will be sporting lovely red imprints on their faces from the headsets visor, and/or brand new wounds on their hands from accidentally punching furniture and walls in VR.

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