Healthy dose of VR content on PSVR (Iron Man full game)

Concrete Genie VR Modes

Five Nights At Freddy’s VR

Blood & Truth

No Man's Sky VR

Iron Man VR

Everybody’s Golf VR

Can't be bothered to link. Just google them

Ugh, just let it go already. None of that are must haves to warrant a psvr purchase.

Obviously you've never tried good VR, dude. NMS in VR alone is worth it.

@subspecies: Lol NMS - ok buddy.

April Fool’s Day was yesterday.

How's this, then:

Resident Evil 7

SuperHot

Astro Bot

Skyrim VR

Beat Saber

Firewall Zero Hour

Borderlands 2

Tetris Effect

Thumper

Moss

Wipeout Omega Collection

Dirt Rally

Sprint Vector

Rez Infinite

GT Sport

Pixel Ripped

Ace Combat 7

...and on and on. The PSVR has a ton of great content on it. And if you didn't notice, that list alone shows a huge variety of genres. And then there's the huge list of upcoming titles...

@subspecies: Nope - still nothing of note. Or at least enough to. Most of that are quick side missions. Astrobot looks cool though - but not enough to warrant a psvr for. I don’t even own a ps4 so there’s that to factor in as well lol.

Mostly...side missions? Lol, what? Literally 15 out of the 17 titles on that list are the original full game, or else built from the ground up full games. Do you just make up sh_t and hope people won't notice or something?

No Man's Sky has sold quite a few people on PSVR from what I've seen. None of those are likely to be killer apps, but that doesn't mean that they aren't must haves for some people.

No Man's Sky has improved greatly over the years. The Xbox 1 version reflects that. GS gave it an 8, many Xbox centric sites are giving positive reviews in the 80's.

@Sevenizz: lol you clown. Your precious xbone has nothing and sony’s Peripheral pumping out better games for it. Lololol. Stay salty lem

@pdogg93: Sec, I’m gaming on my X1X while you’re...here.

@Sevenizz: oh ok lol. So you’re stuck on that pos while I can play PS4, psvr and anything worthwhile on your console on my laptop. Good retort. Stay salty

A healthy dose of VR you say