Normchacho said:
Mike_L said:
Those are some pretty clever games to demo imo. All of them (besides Wayward Sky) are among the most prominent PSVR games.
Still it'd have been awesome with demos of Resident Evil VII, Robinson: The Journey and Farpoint.
Ace Combat 7
Adrift
Ark: Survival Evolved
Batman: Arkham VR
Battlezone
Bound
Dead or Alive Xtreme 3
Driveclub VR
Eagle Flight
Eve: Gunjack
Eve: Valkyrie
Farpoint
Final Fantasy XIV
Final Fantasy XV VR
Golem
Gran Turismo Sport
Harmonix Music VR
Headmaster
P.O.L.L.E.N.
PlayStation VR Worlds
Project CARS
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin
Q.U.B.E. ²
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
Rez Infinite
RIGS: Mechanized Combat League
Rise of the Tomb Raider: Blood Ties
Robinson: The Journey
Shadow of the Beast
Star Trek: Bridge Crew
Star Wars Battlefront: X-Wing VR
Tekken 7
TrackMania Turbo
Tumble VR
Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
Unannounced North West Studio VR game
War Thunder
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I'd actually argue that Headmaster is the throwaway from that list. It's a really simple game while Wayward Sky is a narrative driven puzzle game that looks like it could turn out to be really good.
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For some reason Headmaster had found its way to my list and Wayward Sky hadn't. But you're probably right.
My few experiences with PSVR have been very positive and I'm eager to try more. Hopefully one of my friends will buy one so that I'll be able to postpone buying it myself for when it's cheaper 
I kinda want a Neo before PSVR (especially since my brother in law is interested in buying my OG PS4). Do you think it's a bad idea to release 2 expensive hardware products within a couple of months and potentially having them cannibalizing each other?
