Tried it twice but the motion sickness kills me every time, particularly first person games like Skyrim and Driveclub. I did try to persevere through it but was way too much
Got to say Chris, those are probably two of the worst games you could play. But I do understand how motion sickness can as you say destroy the experience.
I gained my VR legs playing Robinson the journey, I literally played for five mins, and came out, just took my time, took it slow and built up my time, It can be done, But you really have to take it slow.
But there are many games like Batman VR where motion sickness is not an issue.
Is there any hints as to when Sony's next generation of headsets will be done?
I will prob wait til PS5 and next generation of headset before I splurge on the VR.
Til then i will stick to borrowing my mates !
Orange I think that is pretty sensible thinking. You have obviously tried VR, so you know what it's about. The PS5 is almost certainly set for a 2020 release, and will be far more capable than the PS4 at driving VR.
Some of my bug bares around resolution, tracking, graphics, etc will definitely be smoothed out for PSVR2,
Time scale is the problem, although PS5 will almost certainly release next year. There is nothing concrete about a next gen VR headset. So it could be at least two years away. But I'm sure a big leap forward in capability.
I know I will be buying one, and If I'm honest I'm more excited by the potential of PSVR2 than I am about PS5. excited about, simply because VR has so much potential and room to grow.
I said it at the start and i will say it again.
Its a fad.
Hoop you have no idea. VR has barely begun. It's potential going forward is huge. not just for gaming.
Psvr is great when done right. Try flying in vr in ace combat. It’s amazing.
I have heard great things about Ace Combat Baz, it certainly looks impressive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K329yMGMTrU
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posted on 14/6/19
Tried it twice but the motion sickness kills me every time, particularly first person games like Skyrim and Driveclub. I did try to persevere through it but was way too much
posted on 14/6/19
Got to say Chris, those are probably two of the worst games you could play. But I do understand how motion sickness can as you say destroy the experience.
I gained my VR legs playing Robinson the journey, I literally played for five mins, and came out, just took my time, took it slow and built up my time, It can be done, But you really have to take it slow.
But there are many games like Batman VR where motion sickness is not an issue.
posted on 14/6/19
Is there any hints as to when Sony's next generation of headsets will be done?
I will prob wait til PS5 and next generation of headset before I splurge on the VR.
Til then i will stick to borrowing my mates !
posted on 14/6/19
Orange I think that is pretty sensible thinking. You have obviously tried VR, so you know what it's about. The PS5 is almost certainly set for a 2020 release, and will be far more capable than the PS4 at driving VR.
Some of my bug bares around resolution, tracking, graphics, etc will definitely be smoothed out for PSVR2,
Time scale is the problem, although PS5 will almost certainly release next year. There is nothing concrete about a next gen VR headset. So it could be at least two years away. But I'm sure a big leap forward in capability.
I know I will be buying one, and If I'm honest I'm more excited by the potential of PSVR2 than I am about PS5. excited about, simply because VR has so much potential and room to grow.
posted on 14/6/19
I said it at the start and i will say it again.
Its a fad.
posted on 14/6/19
Hoop you have no idea. VR has barely begun. It's potential going forward is huge. not just for gaming.
posted on 14/6/19
Psvr is great when done right. Try flying in vr in ace combat. It’s amazing.
posted on 14/6/19
I have heard great things about Ace Combat Baz, it certainly looks impressive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K329yMGMTrU
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