Virtual Reality

Wouldn't annoy me, it'd save me some money.

Let the record state that this thread was moved into the Nontendo forum on the 5th of October in Space Year Two Thousand And Sixteen. When the Nintendo VX comes out in Space Year 2020, though, the admin team of that era - KatieHopkins and TheChrist - will move it back.

It will be moved back when the NX has it's VR headset is announced or when a Nintendo phone game uses a headset.

Rift now works on around a $500 PC with much lower specs then it was, what a time to announce this.

Very much contemplating a PSVR with VR Worlds, Thumper and RIGS.

mas what do I do

Some top games there well not sure if VR World's is as it has some good experiences and not so good experiences alot like Nintendo Land.

The other two I've played RIGS which is hard to get used to as you aim with your head but could be great online.

Thumper everyone seems to be raving about in VR or not

I will be reviewing / impression of a load of PSVR stuff that games wise can't tell you much in till I play.

A lot on here aren't fans of VR that there is a PSVR but after watching quite a lot of coverage, I reckon Cappa would be the biggest fan as lot of the games at the moment are very arcadey and just fun with things like Until Dawn Rush of Blood, it's a on-rails shooter like House of the Dead, Battlezone is a remaster of Battlezone from the arcade, Job Simulator which looks like dumb fun.

Rise from your grave

Now you may remember me buying a PSVR day one but selling and using the money to get my 4KTV which was the better investment. Over the years I've seen Jimbob post in the prediction thread about people won't care about VR and I may have sort of agreed but this year I wouldn't be shocked to see PSVR having sold 4-5million units.

Which I think is a decent number and this past year Sony has quietly gone about making PSVR something even Andy (a page back was saying it should be in the bin) has picked one up by it having decent software.

As this year alone with had Deracine, Astro Bot, Moss, Firewall, Persistence, Tetris Effect, Zone of the Enders to name a few. With the likes of Astro Bot being the 15th highest rated game of the year including ports etc to Switch such as Bayo 2 and 10th with just 2018 games.

I've always been a fan of VR but I think now it has the software to really make it worth getting, unfortunately, the times I've seen PSVR on sale, I've had things like tyres to buy this month but £180 with normally two games for PSVR now seems like a great deal.

Has any of your opinions changed now on VR is a decent price and seems to have great content?

I know I'm not the person you want to answer, but... no. Moss and Astro Bot are adorable, and I can see the appeal of feeling like there's a little world in front of you; however I still think that, after 5 minutes, you'd be just as happy playing on your regular 2D telly.

Déraciné intrigued more as a curio of sorts considering it's from, well, From, and Tetris Effect looked pretty sweet, but the intrinsic concept of VR won't ever set right with me as it gives me headaches. I'd much rather play those games on a TV!

Fair enough, I still unfortunately think it's one of those things you have to try to get IT and most people experiences I think aren't the best set-ups which leads to your headache etc

You have to remember that no matter the set up some folk are just more prone to bouts of motion sickness than others.

Yeah for sure but can't be the same as being at home and having it all set-up for you.

Oh no, the thought of "at home" is scary as well! It's bad enough with my folks as it is now - sometimes my Dad instinctively kicks the TV cabinet when he's playing FIFA. I'm not letting anyone in my family near Virtual Reality if it means I walk away for 5 minutes and find a relative impaled on a coffee table because they've got a headset on.

@masofdas wrote:

It will be moved back when the NX has it's VR headset is announced or when a Nintendo phone game uses a headset.

Hmm