VR seems like the perfect avenue for the horror/thriller genre of video games. Imagine playing a P.T.-like game with a VR headset. The two seem like they can go hand in hand. I would personally never play it though, because that would be crazy terrifying.

Do not be so harsh. After all; based on today numbers only 10m people are fucked :) At least 5m will fine!

After watching so many anime about people getting stuck in VR MMOs, I'll pass.

If this does as well as Move, this is a big success already. (12 million+ sold, I think.)

So, you take the headset off and use the TV..

Or if everyone wants to get together from the comfort of their own homes on another occasion, they just wear the headset, that's the beauty about optional peripherals, morpheus does nothing spatially which cannot be done with the move camera and dualshock4, so even games designed specifically for morpheus will be playable without it.

But if you DO use it, then you get to experience a level of immersion that is simply not possible with a standard TV.

Personally, VR support in Silent Hills is the only thing I need to garuntee a day one purchase.

This is an Oculus demo with Hydra, but I don't see why it couldn't work with the ps4 camera and move
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-08-26-see-how-oculus-and-hydra-combine-to-revolutionise-shooters

Are you imaginedvl?

No?

Thought so.

Well, I for one don't care if I'm the first to experience it. There are advantages and disadvantages of that (Red Ring Of Death, innitial PS4 failures, ect). Cutting out features? Not that I don't doubt they'd do it, but can you name an example of a feature that had been taken out that would be worth the extra money and failure risk of getting something new vs later. Missing features would be the only thing that I would personally feel left out on.

Stuff like Oculus DK2 is awesome and almost everyone who could experience it will agree at least to the degree that it will be awesome for games in which it will work properly. Morpheus will be also awesome and I think both will get at least decent support for racing games, many indie games and also at least a few big games which aren't about racing. I at least can't wait to play a game like GT with these products.

The only funny thing about it is that many people on the Internet who act right now as if they would get eye cancer if they would have to play games below 1080p on their TV will praise Morpheus on PS4 even if the viewing angle will be so big that the resolution should be unacceptable using their logic about the importance of resolution.

" Such a major step foward"... Sure, Yoshida! if you say so!

Well, even a kick in the ass is a step forward...