Yeah, VR is amazing. In my decades of playing games, I’ve never experienced anything like it. I have PSVR. Best games I’ve played are Thumper, Beat Saber, Astro Bot.

Yeah once but without any connection to gaming. Rode a VR roller coaster in September. The experience wasn't bad but the video was kinda blurry. However there was barely any time to adjust the sharpness. I guess video resolution wasn't a problem in this case. Headset was a little heavy and I felt a little dizzy but that wasn't much of a problem for the 5 min ride.

I don’t understand how you guys can get so into vr. I liked the idea, but the technology just isn’t there. I bought the psvr when Skyrim vr came out, I thought that would be an incredible experience. I was blown away for like 5 minutes and then I got frustrated by all the downgrades that had to be made to do vr. It’s kind of my experience with all vr games, first 5 minutes are cool and then you start thinking about how much more fun and enjoyable everything would be if I could just look at one fixed point, like my tv. Psvr is just a paperweight. It is still hooked up to my PlayStation, but I don’t think I have used it at all the last year and a half or so...

VR is amazing. I have bought many more VR games in the past couple years than pancake games. It is still a hassle though (PSVR) needing the right light conditions, space, camera setup, mind the cables, more controllers to charge, dealing with annoying comfort options or limited movement options. It's worth putting up with all that for what you can get already.

Currently I'm playing Borderlands 2 VR with the aim controller and Beat Saber and Blood and Truth with the move controllers. I played NMS with the DS4 which still works better for movement, Next gen needs analog sticks on the motion controllers.

Get RE7, it's still one of the best on PSVR


I played Skyrim for 130 hours in VR, thought it was awesome and looked on par with the ps3 version I played the game on first. Duel wielding with the move controllers made it a much better experience, yet movement took a while to get used to.

Not gonna do like many and list a hundred games for you to play. I'll just tell my story.

I was preconditioned to like VR. I almost bought the $800 Sony personal 3D viewer just because I wanted the experience so badly. Anyway, I got a PSVR on day one and I think it's the biggest leap in gaming this gen if not there past two decades.

I also have an Oculus Go. Love it. I also tried the Oculus Quest. I intend to buy one eventually. VR is awesome!

I’ve even played Dyctal Nightmare...

I’m not that impressed except for flight simulation or racing.

Welcome to the future . LOL is that you ?

Great choice on Valve, i played on PSVR . But i have played Oculus and Valve as well.

VR definitely shows just how much further we have to go in resolution. For everyone saying they can't see the diference between 720p/1080p/4K, try viewing them at 300" or more. 

You are right on though. Once we reach the point were we can start filming and viewing live sports in somthing like 16K VR, it will completely change the way people watch sports at home. WWE is my favorite live event platform, and they do their major shows in 180deg 3D. Like you said, it is like you are actually there in the ring, or front row at the event. You feel all the energy of the crowd, and from the ring post cam it feels like you are standing on the aporn right next to the wrestlers. 

Your going to have a huge quality of life improvement when you upgrade. I ended up giving my PSVR Rev 1 to my brother, and getting the PSVR Rev 2 for myself due to the whole lack of HDR pass through issue. That was a major oversight by Sony, as I imagine that most people that would have bought into VR day one, would also be tech enthusiasts that would be grabbing 4K HDR TV and PS4 Pro.

If you havn't played Beat Saber and Astro Bot, then I would highly suggest giving them a try. Look for them on sale if you must, but they are both worth it if you already have a PSVR. Beat Saber is my family game of the genration. I have every platform, so there is no lack of party games to choose from when everyone gets together, and a year later, it is still the go to party game.

Comfort options drive me insane. Basically, how to make a VR game feel like crap 101. Even worse is when they are not an option. Nothing worse than being forced in to tunnel vision and snap turning. I feel so bad for people that get a VR unit and buy a game that forces these terrible comfort practices on them, and they get turned off from VR. I can totally understand how someone would not get the excitment around VR if they ended up playing one of those expereinces. 

As far as hardware and PSVR goes, new controllers are the biggest thing I am looking forward to. The PSVR Headset itself will look great on PS5 with higher quality visuals and higher resolution source material, but as long as we are limited by the Move controllers, PSVR will always be a compromised experience. Bring on PlayStation Move 2 with anologue sticks and finger tracking, and let devs start building some AAA level games for VR on PlayStation!

I played a lot of VR in the 90s. They had places you went to and paid $10 for 10 minutes. It was an FPS sorta. Don't remember the name. These days my head would get swimmy if I tried VR. Even 3D gives me a severe headache.