PlayStation VR Review - The Most Immersive Gaming Experience Yet | Press Start Australia

The future of gaming.

[amiga-man]

Taken from the article: it’s genuinely the most exciting piece of hardware to release in the gaming space in quite a number of years. It legitimately feels like a huge step forward in immersion and provides new experiences that really further the medium of gaming.

VR is quite literally a game changer, and the experience is only set to grow as the tech evolves.

[C-H-E-F]

2 days :)

[gigoran]

Target... you better honor your preoder or else there will be blood

[C-H-E-F]

@Gigoran
The target right by where I live has a first come first serve policy. They don't take preorders haha. So i normally just walk in there when they open and get everything I want day 1. And they give you a giftcard for buying games day 1 as well like 5 bucks or so, so I def. go there. Or Amazon if I can wait for it to arrive "Amazon prime 20% off preorders"

[Bruh]

Really? I'd love to see his reaction to Vive or Rift, he'd probably orgasm to death

[Errorist76]

Several reviewers have already stated PSVR beats the other two systems in several areas, ranging from screen tech over comfort and ergonomics up to obvious things like software.

[amiga-man]

I don't know why people feel the need to try to downplay PSVR, it's a great device at a great price, and an important step in taking VR to the mainstream.

[Bruh]

Comfort wise I'd agree its a really well balanced headset and though some of the areas in which it pales in comparison isn't the headset's fault so much as it is the components around it. But you'd have to be a new kinda fool to think the screen is higher in quality vs a Rift or Vive. Not resolution wise, not FOV wise nor depth. There's a reason why those headsets cost more, it isn't just pocket money for FB and HTC

[diegoarlek]

It's important to remember that we have to take everything into account when reviewing something. Price point, access to hardware necessary to run.