@denver_coder: This isn't a "review" - its a light hearted report on his experience playing the game for the first time, 7 months after its release. To announce that you have some strange aversion to the person in the video or the way the information was delivered is completely meaningless. Your comments are as empty as you claim the information in the video to be.
@i_p_daily: It's only a few years old... it's not a gimmik and it's not going away. You're completely ignoring all the PC support VR gets (Oculus Rift/Quest/Go, Vive) and Sony has already confirmed PSVR2 for PS5.
Have you played Thumper in VR? Beat Saber? Tetris Effect? Resident Evil 7? Farpoint? Astro Bots? Moss? Superhot? Rez Infinite? Dirt Rally? Rush of Blood? Wipeout Omege? Doom VFR? Borderlands 2? Skyrim?
All of those games are reason enough to own a PSVR and most can be played much longer than 10 hours. Who cares if some of them are VR "updates"? They're still kick ass.
Go ahead and sit back with your arms folded and knock on it because you don't have it. Meanwhile, I'll be playing No Mans Sky VR and loving every second of it.
Playing the first 5 hours and quitting = flirting with her.
Platinumed the game = Flirting with her, courting her, marrying her, making sex on the lady, having kids and spending a lifetime of misery raising them with her, and then divorcing her at the age of 85 because you don't enjoy her.
@wetro: I agree. It bothers me when people complain about VR being junk and "laughable" and to wait 10 years. If everyone had this attitude and nobody bought it, development would stop and it would go away.
I don't want it to go away. I love virtual reality and I'm excited for the future of it and I've dreamed about playing games like Skyrim in VR. I plan to support it through its infancy and hope that more people do as well. I want it to succeed.
I've been playing this with the dualshock and it hasn't given me any motion sickness. I think it's great. I actually had a dream about it last night, after playing for a couple of hours before bed, lol
I've been having a great time sneaking around, picking pockets, and killing things with a bow and arrow.
@svdbygrce02 They sure as hell were! That is one piece of it I just never understood. Why were they so freaking jagged?? Such a stupid little thing that really sorta killed the experience for me...
@bdixon76 @kstegall2 That's too bad, dixon... I agree with kstegall2. I have a 50" LG Plasma with active 3D and it is, in my opinion, bad ass. Just as he said; late at night 3D movies are completely engrossing. And climbing Wonder Tower in Arkham City in 3D is one of those gaming nights I will never forget.
The 3DSXL is one of the coolest systems I have ever owned and feel the 3D effect does a great job pulling you deeper into the game.
It is very similar to the first game. But if they had changed it up a lot, people would be pissed about that. I'd bet there are A LOT more people perfectly happy to play more of the "same" borderlands than people who are unhappy that it's too much like the first one. You say you've played it at a buddies, and then make sweeping generalizations about the game? If you played through the game completely (which you must know takes a very long time), you may find that it is surprising, funny, exciting, and new in many ways. Talk about judging a book by it's cover.
Also, I didn't preorder the game. But, I'll probably buy the DLC. Like anything else, it's worth what people will pay for it and to me, $10 spent for 40 hours of entertainment with a new character is pretty reasonable.
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