Smart of them, similar to how drug dealers give people a free taste of the product. A human male's genetic programming will make it more difficult to avoid purchasing addons.
I can't wait for this game but I'm wondering if games like this with lots of head movement will have to somehow slightly limit the range of motion for looking side to side so people aren't constantly ramming their necks to the furthest reaches to look behind them etc. I assume it's as easy as using the software to encourage a safe range of motion by stopping the motion once they reach a certain head position. I've heard about "text neck" etc and I don't want ...
Lol he reminds me of the little boy in Terminator 2 with the "I want to look cool" haircut. But I support his right to look however he wants.
Yep it's pathetic, they're so weak they can only feel good for a moment by pretending they're superior.
I agree with the wheel part. VR screens being close shouldn't be a problem, allegedly, since it fools your eyes into relaxing like IRL, and unlike looking at old fashioned monitors. But these "experts" will go back and forth on it in the future, similar to the battle about eggs killing everyone because of cholesterol.
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They will have lots of bundles, I'm hoping for a PSVR one that includes two games etc at a bit of a discount.
Because scum would twist that information and make lazy consumers believe that PSVR really costs that much.
I plan on exercising whilst using PSVR, I'd much rather look at the beautiful scenery in some games (Witcher 3 etc) instead of looking at ugly houses and an environment tainted by human filth.
And sometimes it's just too damn hot and humid, it's raining, pollen levels are high, etc...
I rarely get this, maybe they just do it to the less fortunate players? Pushing the mute button isn't that hard btw, I have to do it sometimes when a dumbass has a lot of useless noise and no communication.
Yep, it's easy to use, more comfortable than the others, less screen door effect, relatively cheap, good quality, and fun. The masses will choose PSVR. I may get the Vive eventually but I'll only buy it once PC VR advances enough to where there's a huge gap in quality.
Weak.
Why do I keep hearing that these "elite" PC VR headsets have more screen door effect more often than the PSVR? If I spent that much for a fancy gaming PC there's no way I'd accept that. Are they just "paper tigers" with specs that look good but can't actually compete? Not to mention the uncomfortable "diving masks" strapped to your face.
I'm glad there are so many creative people making games for PSVR, and unlike the negative nancies of the internet, these people know what's possible and achieve it. Even the goofy Werewolf VR game showed me something I didn't expect.
Yeah it's strange to me when people have so many kids they can't even afford a relatively cheap piece of tech. Then they go complain (like a child) on the internet about how something costs too much when it doesn't.
"I don't want Sony's welfare!"
"The rest of us have better things to do with our money than to play early adopter."
Someone is trying to protect their ego. Just because you have financial trouble doesn't mean that "the rest of us" won't easily find a way to buy PSVR. Maybe "the rest of us" could look for a better job or make financial plans instead of having text battles on a gaming site.
A lot of PSVR games have me hyped, here's my partially ordered list starting with my favorites. They'd better include all those cool PSVR 'demos' I've heard about too, or sell them cheaply as a bundle.
Dreams (huge user content and I can make my own stuff), Robinson, RIGS, Golem (sword fighting with Move), EVE, NMS, Until Dawn, The Hum, Loading Human, the modern zombie taxi co., allison road, the assembly, chernobyl VR project, driveclub, Godling, Adrift, ...
Great, I've been missing stuff like this since the Soldier of Fortune games on PC. I'd buy SE3 etc now but I want to make sure I have enough for a PSVR with everything, 2 VR games, etc.
China isn't running out of children, there'll be plenty of people throwing together these plastic parts in time for xmas.