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SvennoJ on 13 October 2016
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d21lewis said:
SvennoJ said:
Just got home with the core version, downloading some games atm. They didn't have many games yet in the shop. I saw the price for Move was hiked up quite a bit, good thing I already have two.

I have a couple of Moves and a nav controller but I haven't touched them in forever. I've been hearing that if you don't charge them regularly, they quit working. Sucks if that's true.

I started using them this year again for Just Dance, they still work fine after years of non use.

First impressions: Amazing! It's exceeding all my expectations so far. I've only tried DriveClub VR so far, just put it down to get a different controller. It's so good, don't care to try anything else yet. First I through why am I staring at my car sideways, how do I change my viewpoint, get centered behind the wheel. Duh, just turn or move :) (There's a reset viewpoint button too) Awesome to look around, inspect the car anywhere. I didn't even bother to grab a chair, standing like an idiot in the middle of the living room with my head sticking into a car :) Very smooth experience.

Minor nitpicks, my Senhauser headphones do fit over the headset yet it's not ideal. Resolution for anything near is fine but the distance is pretty blurry, can't read the signs until you're close. Same with the speedometer in the car. Ofcourse you can always lean to it. So cool to check the mirror in VR and it feels instantly natural. I've tried to drive with headtracking before on a screen, that never really work. With psvr, just look out the side window, no trouble staying on the road.

There is a small gap on the bottom where light can get in, however it's not affecting the experience in full daylight. It's actually kinda useful as I can look down and see where the table etc is without having to (re)move the whole thing.

Another nitpick, going back to the ps menu with Driveclub still running makes the UI a bit laggy (it's downloading stuff too, might affect it as well) not that nice in VR. Oherwise the UI works fine, it's a bit like standing close to a 100" tv.

Back to racing, 20 year wait is over, it's amazing. Driveclub VR is a standalone game btw, I'm starting back at lvl 1, slow cars first before I can test my tolerance for Hyper nausea.