bluedawgs said: the $400 ($600 with camera and move controllers) peripheral sells nearly 2 million units in less than a year and dudes who've never actually given VR a chance are still coming out of the woodworks to downplay and spew salt all over the thread in regards to a brand new way to play games. I really don't get it lol, what, besides fanboy bias, makes all of you so mad and upset about such a thing? boggles the mind. I bought a PSVR in November of last year without ever trying VR prior to that, and it ended up being EASILY one of the best purchases I've made. Resident Evil 7, Farpoint, Superhot, Rush of Blood, Batman Arkham VR, PSVR Worlds, the upcoming horror game The Inpatient which is a fucking prequel to an awesome game known as Until Dawn, Gran Turismo Sport, Bravo Team and a shit ton of other games releasing every week and in the near future. It's fucking sick, everyone I've introduced to VR has been blown away, to family members who are toddlers all the way to fucking grown ass adults and multiple friends of mine, have had their minds blown. PSVR at the VERY LEAST will sell well over 10 million units before the next version of the headset releases years from now. Good shit |
People just get insecure their "expensive" game console they own might get obsolete or not beeing as good anymore if VR is good, so they talk to themself that is HAS TO BE BAD.
See, if the next iPhone, Playstation or whatever else gets released, many people also think that the existence of that device alone will make their "old" phone/playstation worse. It doesnt make much sense though, because your device still does the some stuff. But many people still think this.
As I bought the iPhone 4 back in 2010 it was the hottest device you could probl own. Now, 7 years later, nobody is impressed by it, but the technology of the phone itself never changed.