I don't remember the last time I read a positive comment written by him here. About anything. He comes across as disliking pretty much everything.

opinions are different man. The PSVR has 4,5/5 stars on amazon, so it looks like most people that bought one really love it.

fallout 4 vr releases next month for htc vive (and likely all other VR headsets like Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality)

Im not a huge racing guy but in my expierence driving in VR is much much easier. Its basically like driving a real car. You can see the distances and so much stuff so much better. 

If you like racing games and get a VR, i wouldnt be to surprised if you would also consider buying a wheel very soon though ;D

Watching 2D gameplay on a normal screen of a VR game doesnt really give you any idea about the game...

but just for you (not my gameplay though):

Personally me and my partner are playing Skyrim on the Switch and it's great. VR would be cool but it's such a long game I cannot imagine putting in all those hours with a VR headset on.

I like VR, I have PS VR, and have enjoyed it so far (had it since launch). It is too bulky and a pain to set up in my environment (I'm hoping to get it better arranged in my office to make it easier to play)... so it doesn't get used as much as I want it to.

I've enjoyed static games or games where you are seated more, not sure how I'll get on with Skyrim. Having played W-industries VR headset way back in the early 90's, tech is much better than then. I think it still has a long way to go but for some gaming experiences it cannot be beat.

Now onto Skyrim, I am in two minds about this game, it came out a while a go, and on one hand its a poor RPG, but on the other hand it has some very good addictive gameplay elements. So I can see why people enjoy it. Hopefully Bethesda improve their engine, because for me, they are falling behind in open world games compared to other people now, and their need to stick with the same engine isn't doing them any favours. Fallout 4 wasn't as good as Fallout 3 in terms of storytelling and just overall fun (the whole town building thing just didn't work).

Are you sure about that 90 fps part? I'm not sure a PS4 Pro with PSVR can do 90fps. 

Job Simulator runs at 90fps and 1.4X Super Sampling on Pro according to their website. Thumper is doing 90fps on both models, as far as I know.

Many games are using 60fps native, with 120fps after re-projection. 

funkateer2 is right though. VR is a massive game changer. Honestly at $299.99 it is a steal. I have had the best expereinces this year on PSVR, and I bought a $10,000 4K HDR TV last year. 4K HDR doesn't hold a candle to the experiences on offer in VR. RE7 looks way better in PSVR, you take a hit in resolution, but having actual physical space and characters, takes things to a whole new level.

I know this will sound corny AF, but when you play Skyrim in VR, do you "feel" there?

How deep is the immersion?

When you are in a town, do you actually feel there?

If you play standing with the moves...yes you do

I play often standing with a chair nearby and sit down when riding a horse and so on. If you do that, the immersion level is very, very high and you really feel like stand in the game.

Check out this video, it gives pretty good sense of immersion for a 2d video imo: