PSVR just getting started

So.....???? It doesn't solve one of the biggest problems VR has at the moment. No one wants to be tethered to a console or PC. People would rather have VR HMDs that are portable, the one big problem is that VR UIs is barebones in functionality. If you want to have people actually enjoy VR. They should be able to use VR like a 3D Desktop.

But does that Sonar Pulse system beat HoloLens tracking though?

I see you've elected yourself as the spokesperson for what people want with VR.

Go to PSVR reddit. You'll find a ton of people happy with their purchase, my friend. Bottom line, a cord is a cord. It's not too much to deal with. These are the early days of (publicly available) VR. It is the way things must be until the tech is upgraded.

EDIT: Yes. The new tracking system Sony is working on should be phenomenal, seeing as the present tracking is very good, and Sony is basing the new design on a Vive-like architecture for tracking, which is excellent.

Hololens? Are you serious? We're talking about commercially available products here, guy. Not some far-off dream of MS.

you provided two lists? nah....

you provided one list and threw everything together.

but thanks for actually making a real list this time of what's coming...

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anyway i think all the games on that list are made by indie developers. which is pretty much the equivalent of bragging about indies on the vita or n switch or ps4.

there is a reason VR games don't get mentioned much and that's because its mostly unknown indie developers making this game....

very few AAA developers on VR....like capcom, EA, rockstar, ubisoft...

i mean if people are buying this thing for indie games i see the same fate and cult following as the vita.

@reduc_ab_: I'd also like to chime in that if you also go to the oculus forums there are a ton of people happy there as well. Don't know why Daniel_Su123 thinks everyone hates VR in its current form. Many like it the way it is right now which includes me.

Price isn't it's main issue. The tech itself is which is flawed.

The screen needs to be bolted on your head, there is no way to communicate with other people visually, there is no way to check your mobile or other things around you. It's also extremely bad for your eyes to have 2 screens burning on your eye lids for hours long without outside light. It a next step on 3D in every way on negative impacts.

3D biggest flaw was it's glasses. Nobody wants them, then the eye strain or headics from having objects poke into your brain 24/7 for a lot of people didn't work.. VR is just a step further on it and not even on a possitive way.

I already predicted 3D to fail hard, because that tech was utterly flawed in every way. then VR popped up which made the same mistakes but enhanced it another 10 times.

Even if VR was free, it would still not be picked up by most people or avoided because of this very reason. Because VR on mobile is practically free already. Yet not much people will adopt it.

All the implementations that i see for it, just feel unnatural or going out of the way to showcase something that could have been done easier and faster otherwise.

VR will work if:

1) i don't have to trap a device on my head

2) it completely replaces my desktop monitor or tv screen for gaming with as much support as a normal screen would have

3) its the same price range, and has no negative performance impact t.o.v. another screen.

4) it allows me to move in a space without falling over or being hindered or having issue's with orientating in my own home ( wireless absolute must )

5) makes me able to communicate on the fly with friends next towards me or other people around me

6) doesn't burn my eye balls in

Sadly, this isn't going to happen, because the tech simple isn't going to give this.

VR is your next 3D hype fed by struggling technology company's that try to get sales moving with new technology. It's not a improvment forwards from screen tech. And it will therefore not be standard or something people will still be using in a couple of years.

It also is heavily handicapped by software support much like 3D was.

It can be used for specfic type of solutions, same goes for 3D but frankly that's not what's going to sell it's tech to the masses and therefore become absolete for those company's.

The real tech i see moving forwards = holograms. and frankly we won't see that anytime soon.

None of these games even come close to 1, 2 Switch quality

I have an actual habit of drinking so I passed on VR until it is actually worth something.

They should have named it "Flappy Birds VR"

PSVR please die. And RE7 isn't a good game no matter what you play it with. Gimmick short braindead easy game with almost no enemies. REmake 2 please... dualshock 4 and im all set!

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/27/sony-playstation-vr-nearly-one-million-sales.html

I haven't seen anything outside of tech demos yet. It's found a place with survival horror, but it seems like a thing to get that just for a genre or two. I'm not buying the hype, I don't see anything coming of it.

Keep saying it, I'm a sucker for VR and really really wanted to buy this. It' just the support for it is horrible and the alternatives are soo much better even when the PSVR is cheaper.

PSVR - Playstation Virtually Reckt.

In 2 days I get to try out (PS)VR for the first time ever :D

I'm probably the most excited about VR of everyone I know and I am the only one who never had the opportunity to try it before XD It's in public and I'm very shy... I am a little concerned about looking like a fool. Somehow being unable to see other people and potentially losing control over your body like center of gravity makes it even more stressful. But whatever, I really want to try it.

Good God almighty, PSVR is on a ROLL guys.

fanboys might suck sony's ***** but the tech for VR is still years away.

When you are having a screen this close to your face 4k-120fps is needed for optimal experience.(and this goes for vive too)

GPU are years away from having that much processing power and besides by that time 8k is going to be the next standard.