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Beat Saber Arrives On PlayStation VR This Month With New Content
Beat Saber released in early access for PC VR platforms earlier this year, and it really grabbed our attention. Sony announced intentions to bring to PlayStation VR earlier this year, but not we know exactly when it will be releasing, and what will be included with the game.
The PlayStation VR version of Beat Saber will be available on November 20 and alongside all the content and music of the early access version of the game available on PC, new songs will be included as well as new sabers. It's unclear exactly when that content will be coming to the PC versions of the game, but the game's developer promises it will be soon.
Dear Rift & Vive players, new sabers, modifiers and practice mode will be added to PC version much sooner in upcoming updates, while campaign and 5 new tracks will come to other platforms at a later date.
— Beat Saber (@BeatSaber) November 8, 2018
For more on Beat Saber, head here to read a story from former intern Jacob Gellar about how he played the entirety of the film Shrek in Beat Saber*.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I'll go on record saying that Beat Saber is VR best game and its best hope for the future. Super excited to see it make its way to PlayStation VR.
*We did not force him to do this. This is something he decided to do on his own.
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