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ThereвЂ™s also a new mode вЂ“ albeit one that I havenвЂ™t tested вЂ“ where a second player can act as your co-pilot, matching various prompts on screen to have those commands be sent to you via the in-game co-pilot. The whole game is open to you, whether itвЂ™s the career mode, rallying, hill climbs, Rallycross or even online modes. Again, itвЂ™s all about the immersion and really putting you into whatever car you choose to be driving. Coming up to the starting line, youвЂ™re prompted to re-centre your view point and, if you have it enabled, hold the handbrake before you can rev the engine to start whenever you release, but beyond that, I donвЂ™t feel I really want the progress meter, the timer or the visualisations of upcoming turns and hazards. One thing I personally enjoy is stripping away the HUD which otherwise hovers strangely in the corner of your view, neither within the car, nor outside it, just there. ItвЂ™s surprising what freeing your point of view can really highlight for you. Similarly, I was lightly wowed when racing in Greece at night time, seeing the lights of a town far off in the distance, and doing something of a double take when rounding a hairpin and catching my trail of dust in the corner of my eye. When you rock up to a rainy stage in Wales and the windscreen wipers struggle to keep the window clear, while looking out the side of the car is practically impossible from the amount of water on it. ItвЂ™s not perfect image quality on PlayStation 4 Pro, but it runs great and thereвЂ™s none of the noticeable pop in and level of detail effects in play with the sadly abandoned rendition of Evolution StudiosвЂ™ otherwise wonderful racer. One thingвЂ™s for certain, and thatвЂ™s that Dirt Rally VR also looks a good deal better than Driveclub VR did. I actually catch myself doing all of these things and, though IвЂ™ve a fair amount of experience with VR and racing games, IвЂ™m still pleasantly surprised at how easily I fell into the routine.

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IвЂ™m looking into corners, IвЂ™m spotting the apex, IвЂ™m understanding more of what the car is actually doing and how to control it. I might not be much, if any faster, but I subconsciously do all the things that you should do while driving a car. For games like The Heist in VR Worlds, you want to have a pair of Move controllers so you feel like youвЂ™ve got guns in your hands, for Elite: Dangerous, a HOTAS joystick is practically a must to be able to truly immerse yourself in the role of piloting a ship, and for racing games such as Dirt Rally in VR, having a racing wheel should almost be compulsory.ДЄs IвЂ™m sure IвЂ™ve written a good dozen times, playing a racing game in VR just adds a huge amount to the immersion you feel, especially when playing with a racing wheel. As with any virtual reality experience, you can only really get the best out of it if you have the appropriate peripherals to play it with. ThereвЂ™s really just one proviso to that statement.

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WeвЂ™re pretty late to say this, traipsing over the stage finish line an entire month after Dirt Rally VRвЂ™s release on PlayStation VR вЂ“ you can blame a February stuffed full of major games and consoles to review вЂ“ but hereвЂ™s my now positively tepid take on the VR mode: itвЂ™s practically essential for anyone with a PSVR.