@kazrium: don't forget the most important factor for vr motion sickness, display lag, which could've been easily solvable if we had tiny high resolution crt displays, but corporates were in a hurry to stop development and kill the crt and other analouge devices to have more control over digital media and copyrights.

@DeusGladiorum: you can read the review you know.

@grognard66: "many developers are being forced to make these tech demos (sold as complete games)"

this will probably lead to a crash in the VR market.

@Frozzik: try a flight sim in VR, have a barf bag ready.

first motion controls, then 3D, then VR, what's next, cerebral implants?

@Rufus_the_rat: this needs a golf game.

@GreySeven: well, the first Kinect was successful.

@oasisbeyond77: The minimum fps for psvr games is 60. it's part of the QA approval process by Sony.

Rift's Touch wasn't even released with the VR headset and will likely be priced at $200, Oculus Rift have a worse value and inferior quality to the Vive which had more features, better hardware and actually shipped with its motion conrollers. not to mention the Rift took too long to develop, had funding from Kickstarter and 2 billions from Facebook. any sane VR enthusiast should abandon Oculus Rift for HTC Vive.

"Now you can download Playtonic's Yooka-Laylee or buy it on disc."

"the game's launch in Q1 2017"

you got me excited more a moment, are you doing this on purpose?