This is really cool! Maybe you can add a mode where you can play with other people online. I'm thinking maybe it can be a Minecraft type situation where you have to host it yourself instead of it being one central server.
SleepyBoi2852
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Well, You're kinda wrong and right.
1. The PSVR Most Likely Can play this, but it requires a PC
2. The PSVR CAN interface with a PC, but it requires some software to set it up
3. You are right about the PS4 requiring signed code, It's standard practise for all console developers to add an encryption method to prevent hacking.
4. There Is hacks for the PS4, but Sony is starting to fix all of the bugs that those hacks take advantage of.
5. The Game is most definitely not designed for the PSVR since they developed it with an Oculus Quest/Quest 2 (or rift idk I don't remember much about the video)
you also need a VR Capable PC to play it
https://support.oculus.com/airlink > "Oculus Link Compatibility".
after that just scroll down and you'll see the supported GPUs
I hate to break it to you, but I'm pretty sure Chromebooks have pretty low specs. For Example, The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 has an Intel Core i3, with Intel UHD Graphics, which is pretty bad, from experience. Even the i5 and i7 chromebooks still have Intel UHD Graphics. So even if they did port it, you'd probably get around 1-10FPS, which I've had before, and is pretty painful. Also most chromebooks have trackpads, and I don't think playing high end games (that usually require a mouse for comfortability) with a trackpad on a chromebook is a good idea