Meta has acquired the developer of Oculus Studios’ spectacular Resident Evil 4 VR conversion. Despite the unique sport famously being created by Capcom, the organisation’s spectacular Meta Quest 2 model was tackled by Armature Studio, a Texas-based crew made up of Retro Studios alumni. The outfit will maybe be greatest identified by PlayStation followers for its work on PS Vita, particularly Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate and its mind-boggling Injustice: Gods Among Us port. The Xbox veterans amongst you may additionally keep in mind ReCore.

Under the Meta umbrella, the agency will nearly definitely be accountable for creating new digital actuality content material for the Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro. It’ll crew up alongside Marvel’s Iron Man VR developer Camouflaj, additionally acquired at this time, in addition to ex-Microsoft first-party Twisted Pixel. Fascinatingly, the latter was owned by Xbox from 2011 by means of 2015, however reclaimed its independence thereafter. Now it’ll be part of Meta.

It’s most likely secure to imagine none of those builders will work on PlayStation platforms once more, though the state of affairs is murky. Sony, for instance, has agreed to launch Marvel’s Iron Man VR on Meta Quest 2, and it’s unfathomable to suppose titles like Beat Saber, a Meta product, gained’t finally be ported to PSVR2. Therefore, whereas all three of those studios will deal with mother or father firm Meta’s platforms shifting forwards, there’s nonetheless a slim likelihood their video games might come to Sony’s methods in a while.