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Gran Turismo 7 has dominated our PSVR2 gaming since launch, but the upgrade for Resident Evil Village cannot be overlooked - it's a massive upgrade over the original with a huge amount of gameplay retooling for an exciting VR experience. John takes you through the PSVR2 version here, stacks it up against the 'pancake' PS5 experience and details how gameplay has evolved as RE Village enters a new dimension.
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