Playing this game full in VR is amazing. Its basically the best gaming expierence ive had so far. I hope future installments in the series can also be played in VR. 

Sorry Zelda BOTW and Mario Odyssey, but you are rank #2 and #3 now. Still had a blast playing you on my switch. But just watching your game worlds through a tiny window (even if that is portable) doesnt compete to havin such a holo deck expierence with skyrim.

Motion Controls are awesome as well, better then in Skyward Sword in my expierence (though I dont hate motion controlls in general like some people do). Bow aiming is very, very satisfying

Want to get it, but don't want to pay £40 and also concerned about motion sickness which I get a lot due to suffering from Vertigo at times. Will wait and see I think.

Its €70 on PSN thats insane, Im sure they worked hard on it but thats too much

This is the way games are ment to be played.

I have recently played Arizona Sunshine, COD:WW2, and Wolfenstein 2. Now I am playing Horizan: The Frozen Wilds, Super Mario Odyssey, and Skyrim VR.

I have enjoyed all 6 games, but the non VR stuff does feel extreamly dated. When you loose motion controls, half your Field of View, and the rotation point goes from your perspective to a cameras perspective, it really takes a toll on the expereince.

I agree that the furture of TES needs to be either VR exclusive or ship with 100% VR support going forward. Even with the lower resolution and muddy graphics, the overall experience is beyond discription. These are not games anymore, they are something more.

Now, I can't wait until Thanksgiving weekend, and the 10 day Christmas break, so I can really sink my teeth into this expereince.

I wouldn't say the way, more like a way, since the traditional way still has its benefits and advantages. And if Elder Scrolls VI is VR-exclusive, that's going to cut a huge number of people out.

I never wanted Skyrim until recently. Then, suddenly I was torn between whether I wanted it for PSVR or Switch. I'm a huge fan of VR but the draw of having it with me wherever I went was too much to pass up. I couldn't see myself putting in hundreds of hours in VR despite being a fan of the format.

I would vote for switch, portability is a much bigger draw for me personally.

If it had the option of having VR and traditional modes, it would have been a no brainer. Mods alone are a huge draw.

And yet... as long as I breath I will never put on one of those VR headsets to play a videogame.

Skyrim is one of the worst RPGs I ever played. Worse than Beyond the Beyond. VR is also one of the dumbest things I have ever used. From recent VR to the VR I tried in the mid-90s. All I can think of is some people should play far more games and systems.