Anyone ever wanted to try Metroid Prime in VR?

I've tried the third prime game using an old branch of Dolphin emulator called Dolphin VR. 

It was actually nice at moments, but not a clean experience because the emulator branch was left to die and not any advancements in performance/bug fixes since 2017ish when VR headsets were still new to consumers. 

If Metroid Prime 4 releases on Switch might try it on Yuzu with Vorpx, if support for Yuzu is added to Vorpx. Vorpx is an application that somewhat gives a VR experience in non-VR games. It isn't perfect, but works nicely in some titles, and I can guess MP4 probably would be one of them. 

I tried Resident Evil 7 with PSVR but I didn't like it. I played it for an hour until I decided that it's not my cup of tea. The vision was far more pixelated than I would have imagined and I felt motion sickness pretty quickly. Wearing that helmet never felt any good. Also, the hassle of setting the entire thing up is not what I prefer. Playing it regularly on the TV was much better for me. 

perhaps re8 on psvr2 will give you a good enough experience.

Never tried any VR headset. PSVR1 was something of a prototype... its setup mess, low specs, and being resource demanding were a deal breaker to me. But I'm definitely getting myself a PSVR2. The setup is too simple, it's more efficient on resources, and the picture quality is extremely high. Unless motion sickness and headache ruin it all on me, I expect to be blown away!

RE8 and hopefully GT7 will be my first VR games. I skipped them both on PS4/PC.

Back when I used the VIVE controller I hit my ceiling once or twice.  With the design of index controllers that not a problem since it would be my fingers not the controller to make first contact and I don't quite jump that high.  I did make one sacrifice in my computer room to prevent this.  Every room in my house just about I installed a ceiling fan except my computer room specifically because I did not want to risk hitting the fan when am in VR.

The worse I ever hurt my self was before I moved into my house I was living in an apartment so the VR space was just in a open space in the apartment.  The wall I facing was 3/4 of a wall and then a hallway.  I swung and if I had just hit the wall forward it would of hurt but not so bad but instead I swung into the open hallway and then hit the side wall of the hallway.  I pretty sure who ever lived below and above me heard the cuss words that came out of my mouth.

When it come to controllers it would be hard now for me to use anything other then the Index controllers without mods that let you open your hand without dropping the controller because am so use to being able to open my hands when I make throwing motions.  Unless you make mods to any other controller out there to keep the controller connected to you it would result in me throwing the controller.

I usually target doing 10 song when I work out in beat saber so ~30 min or a little longer depending on which songs I choose that day.  I usually do it on expert.  The problem with expert+ is ideally you stay fairly still and just flic with your wrist which not idea workout.  With Expert mode I can let my self move around enough to get a good overall work out and at same time not get frustrated missing to many cubes.  Find it best mix of a good workout but still having fun.  Not going to break any score records with my style but can still constantly get S rank and sometime SS on expert.

I usually go faster speed either on hard or expert concentrating on longer songs with lots of big movements. The glitchy moves pretty much ensure I never get SS rank, often one of the saber wanders off by itself for a bit, especially on faster speeds. But still good enough to complete the songs without issues. It took a lot of camera positioning and ambient light balancing to get the platinum trophy which requires an SS rank on expert. Beat Saber on PSVR2 will be a whole new experience :)

The most I hurt myself is hitting my head with the headset to dodge stuff while too close to my book case. I didn't notice the play area was drifting, will be so nice not to have to deal with that camera anymore! In GT Sport and Drive Club I had to reset position once a lap for slowly sinking behind the wheel. It was worse at release where you would also slowly rotate one way, start the race sitting straight, end while basically looking out the side window lol.

PSVR was great overall yet clearly a first gen experimental release repurposing stuff not quite meant to work that way. Still amazing what it could pull off when everything worked just right.

When PSVR2 gets popular which it might happen this generation then Nintendo will push Labo VR harder into their games assured.