As expected, those kind of Japanese Vita developers are flocking to PSVR, bringing us bountiful new experiences that we can look forward to in early 2017

The big one is that Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 finally gets its VR and PlayStation Pro support. The new update looks to have a bit more going for it, rather than the basic demo of last year, where you just poked girls with the controllers while they said "no" over and over again. Now you'll get to hang with them all over Zack Island. Here's the official word:

Enjoy Three Paradises in VR

“VR Paradise” works together with Owner’s Paradise, allowing you to play Gravure Paradise, Event Paradise, and Photo Paradise in virtual reality. You can enjoy various situations by unlocking gravures, events, and poses in Vacation Mode. You can enjoy some gravures from the very beginning regardless of whether they were unlocked in Vacation Mode.

PlayStation 4 Pro Support

When playing Gravture Paradise and Photo Paradise in “VR Paradise,” you’ll be able to enjoy PlayStation 4 Pro-supported beautiful visuals. You’ll be able to clearly see the girl’s expression, really highlighting her cuteness!

Note: PlayStation 4 Pro support is limited to VR Paradise.

The VR patch is out tomorrow!

Namco is making great use of import friendly Asian method, where you don't have to try and get your games rated for the west, but still can sell to English speaking video game enthusiasts. To this end there's a new trailer for the Asian English version of Summer Lesson 2nd Contact DLC that adds new costumes and new events to experience.

Also, an Asian English version of The Idolmaster: Cinderella Girls Viewing is coming soon. Finally you'll be able to navigate the fully translated menus to figure out this beast and enjoy virtual concerts.

Finally, the Fate/ series is hitting PSVR with Fate/Grand Order VR feat. Mashu Kyrielight. I honestly know nothing about the Fate/ series so here's what they wrote over at Gematsu.

Type-Moon is working on Fate/Grand Order VR feat. Mashu Kyrielight for PlayStation VR, the company announced at the Fate/Grand Order Winter Festival in Nagoya. It is due out in Japan in 2017.

Twitter reports from the event say the “Fate VR drama” game is not a virtual reality version of the Fate/Grand Order mobile game, but rather something where players meet Mashu Kyrielight. It seems that players will have their own room and travel to various stages with Mashu.

Fate/Grand Order VR feat. Mashu Kyrielight will be playable at Anime Japan 2017 on March 25 and 26.

Because it doesn't have to be all lewd, Namco was actually also showing off Ace Combat 7 at the Taipei Gameshow 2017. It looks disorienting to spin around like the guy does in the video, but it'll probably be a lot of fun.