Hey, he's 95% certain it's broken.

I am curious to see more analysis of different games though, and get more feedback on the controls/sensitivity etc...  some of that's going to be really important depending on the game.

im sure he needs to believe that it is.

Just one small thing to add...

The article in question is from Gizmag, NOT Gizmodo.

Yep, you're right, thread title is incorrect.

I wish Sony could just make a DS4 which splits in half, so it can be used for VR. I couldn't stand the Move controllers, on my PS3. It didn't take me long to get rid of them. I guess i'll be waiting a bit on PSVR, now, to see how it plays out, as it looks like i'd only be playing games that didn't need the Move controllers. I was planning on pre-ordering a PSVR bundle, originally.

I'm pretty much just going to avoid any games that require that kind of stuff because I don't want to move as it is. We do know that there will be games supporting just the controller so those will be the games I go with.

I wonder if Gizmondo Gizmag will be upset about the PSVR being the bestselling headset, especially when it drops to $249-$299 in a year or so. Also gotta laugh when they say they aren't rooting against it, yet call it broken for poor reasons. No other person that I have watched/read has called it broken. Far from it. They have all basically said that while it's obviously not going to be on par with the options you'll have to pay near twice as much for, it's still a really good experience.

If I had the money and had to make a choice over Oculus, Vive or PSVR, I'd burn the money.

I think you mean "what i don't like about VR" right? Right? I mean you did make that whole thread about how shitty VR was and all....

Aren't you still afraid of someone molesting your dog because you are disconnected from the world?

you pretty much were, yes. 

what, when asked to give an argument you back down from you claim? LOL.. why am i not surprised.