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virtual boy was before my time, 3/4d in the cinema sucks dick. so the headset i got to play with was my first proper impression of VR
-setting up a safe to play area space is easy and quick
-the link cable makes the device plug and play
-"youtube" VR vids, is a good warm up
-penty of gimmicky games galore "beat saber, planking, jurassic park", fun but lasting impression? nah
-Rise of the tomb raider is a flop you need to actually have played the game normally to be able to play the VR part
-skyrim, takes some used to the controls but looks superb, walking up a stairs actually feels like a heigth building actually look tall, sound is ok but not mindblowing

overall an interesting experience, but tiring with games in which you really move within the world. I think breaks are needed quite often to kee your brain happy.

any recommendations?



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Resident Evil 7 seems to be good in VR,for myself it would be too stressfull.



RE7 is always the first recommendation for VR I give.

Batman VR is also a good try out, DC VR was very entretain, but not many like racing games.



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Quest + link



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Porn. It's what I got my Oculus Go for and it's quite serviceable. Also more satisfactory than Skyrim.



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1) why compaire a real VR headset to technologies that arnt real VR? (virtualboy, 3D effects in movie theatures?)
2) why play games that arnt developed for VR as first games to try out on it? (skyrim + rise of the tombraider)

"any recommendations?"

I keep hearing good things about:
Astrobot - Rescue mission, Tetris effect, Superhot, RE7, Beat Saber.



JRPGfan said:
1) why compaire a real VR headset to technologies that arnt real VR? (virtualboy, 3D effects in movie theatures?)
2) why play games that arnt developed for VR as first games to try out on it? (skyrim + rise of the tombraider)

"any recommendations?"

I keep hearing good things about:
Astrobot - Rescue mission, Tetris effect, Superhot, RE7, Beat Saber.

RE7 and Astrobot are PSVR exlusives. 



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JRPGfan said:
1) why compaire a real VR headset to technologies that arnt real VR? (virtualboy, 3D effects in movie theatures?)
2) why play games that arnt developed for VR as first games to try out on it? (skyrim + rise of the tombraider)

"any recommendations?"

I keep hearing good things about:
Astrobot - Rescue mission, Tetris effect, Superhot, RE7, Beat Saber.

I did 3 games made with vr in mind, ill list them again : beat saber, planking experience and jurassic park



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John2290 said:
kirby007 said:
Quest + link

Yeah, that'd about do it. What hardware ya working with though? Ya able to run Crysis...nah, I'm messin, You able to run Hellblade and at what FPS? In short, are you limited to the games you can play and if not does your hardware skim the line?

i cant play crysis 3 at 4k@60fps with everything turned on



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I believe Most of the vr games that I enjoyed the most are PSVR exclusive. One game I that know isn't was Paranormal Activity. If you like horror movies this game is great. I'm a huge horror fan, and I had to stop playing a few times because it was legitimately scary. Thumper is another one I believe is available outside of PSVR, and although simple in concept it is a blast in vr.