VR is just a craze. In 6 months gamers will forget it exists.

Azzanation said: VR is just a craze. In 6 months gamers will forget it exists.

I'm not even sure if it's a craze. No idea how well it's selling. It deserves to be a craze, though!! I want everyone to experience what I experienced. I'm afraid the price was too much of a barrier for most. We don't even get many reviews for vr games.

I bought one last saturday.
I still hadn't have the time to hook it up and I also haven't tried it before anywhere else.
Looking forward to it.

children's reaction will not lie...

I'm still playing VR games as much as I can since release.

I'm currently stuck in Robinson: The journey though. Maybe I did things out of order, the gate to the second half is not opening for me while I already cleared the farm, jungle and tar pits, no objectives left anywhere. There is only one walkthrough so far which simply states the gate is destroyed when you get back after clearing those 3, it's not...

Anyway VR is the future, flat games are just meh now. I'll make an exception for TLG yet don't want to go back to a b&w monaural world in comparison.

HokageTenshi said: children's reaction will not lie...

Our 5 year old loves Alumette too. He likes to crawl under the bridges and stick his head inside the boat to look in the little bedroom. He also loves job simulator although he's not tall enough to reach over the desk. No problem, he'll climb on the couch to reach, supervision required. Our 7 year old likes RIGS and was doing pretty well in Eagle flight online matches. Well, in the sense of not crashing, and he got a few hits after some practice.

I love Rez Infinite and Thumper, Windlands is pretty awesome after you get past the initial brick wall learning curve, and I need my daily DriveClub VR fix. Couple races before moving on. I've already played more VR games this year than old flat games.

hershel_layton said: Sorry but it won't be a revolution until it becomes cheap(like smart phones. They were a niche product until the iphone)

 

That doesn't make sense. iPhone has always been the most expensive phone on the market. iPhone made smartphones sexy and cool, it did not make them cheap and accessible for the mass market. It just convinced the mass market that you were a second class citizen if you didn;t have one. And carriers were able to do payment plans so you didn't have to pay the full cost of the phone up front. iPhone is a poor comparison in terms of VR's pathway to big success. VR can succeed with lower price, better screeds and some way to prevent nausea, wireless connection and consequently light, low heat, long life battery tech, which I have no idea when that would be feasible, less bulky headsets or some design that at least doesn't look uncool.

WagnerPaiva said: If we could get a navigator controler along with the PSMOVE for better controls PSVR would be the king of the Hill, I can see it.

 

They need to make a PSmove2 with better tech and more precision. I think it's wrong of them to double down on old motion-control tech. PS4 camera is a much better device than PSeye for PS3 so a better motion control handset should be doable.

binary solo said: WagnerPaiva said: If we could get a navigator controler along with the PSMOVE for better controls PSVR would be the king of the Hill, I can see it.   They need to make a PSmove2 with better tech and more precision. I think it's wrong of them to double down on old motion-control tech. PS4 camera is a much better device than PSeye for PS3 so a better motion control handset should be doable.

I was kind of shocked by how " low res" the PS4 camera is and I was skeptical about the old ass move controllers but, at least for the games I played that use them, they work really, really well. Shockingly well, I must say. I'm all for better controls, though.

binary solo said: WagnerPaiva said: If we could get a navigator controler along with the PSMOVE for better controls PSVR would be the king of the Hill, I can see it.   They need to make a PSmove2 with better tech and more precision. I think it's wrong of them to double down on old motion-control tech. PS4 camera is a much better device than PSeye for PS3 so a better motion control handset should be doable.

It is a whole new world and the possibilities are endless. I am sure the up and coming gens will do such revisions as the ones you want. And, boy, they will be amazing.