We reviewed a bunch of PlayStation VR2 games

Commented on 2023-02-16 16:17:16

It's surprising to see you reviewing VR content, I hope we get more reviews like this in the future, also for other headsets and not only PSVR.

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Driftwood

Commented on 2023-02-16 16:33:16 In reply to gonzax

Well we did cover the release of the first PS VR but when it broke down, we never got it fixed. Then davton bought an Oculus Quest but since it's was his own money, he didn't talk about it here. We don't have other VR headsets and I'm pretty new to VR so you should get some more PS VR2 content in the future but I don't think we can do more.

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unknownuser0001

Commented on 2023-02-17 08:35:18

Still floating hands and no body, it’s a turnoff for me and breaking the immersion. When we will have body presence then I’m interested.

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gonzax

Commented on 2023-02-17 15:34:37 In reply to unknownuser0001

Posted by Driftwood

Well we did cover the release of the first PS VR but when it broke down, we never got it fixed. Then davton bought an Oculus Quest but since it's was his own money, he didn't talk about it here. We don't have other VR headsets and I'm pretty new to VR so you should get some more PS VR2 content in the future but I don't think we can do more.

It's better than it used to be so I'm glad to see this content and see more in the future, it was a nice surprise, there are many incredible VR games out there that deserve all the coverage they can get.

Posted by unknownuser0001

Still floating hands and no body, it’s a turnoff for me and breaking the immersion. When we will have body presence then I’m interested.

Have you ever played in VR? Genuine question, I'm asking because a lot of people who have never played in VR see the floating hands and immediately dislike it (I was like that too) but once inside the headset the floating hands are great and you don't even notice the lack of arms, in fact, most of the time, unless it's very well done, having no arms is better.
There are games with full arms and body that work very well but in most cases floating hands only tends to be better.

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[quote=Driftwood]Well we did cover the release of the first PS VR but when it broke down, we never got it fixed. Then davton bought an Oculus Quest but since it's was his own money, he didn't talk about it here. We don't have other VR headsets and I'm pretty new to VR so you should get some more PS VR2 content in the future but I don't think we can do more. [/quote]

It's better than it used to be so I'm glad to see this content and see more in the future, it was a nice surprise, there are many incredible VR games out there that deserve all the coverage they can get.

[quote=unknownuser0001]Still floating hands and no body, it’s a turnoff for me and breaking the immersion. When we will have body presence then I’m interested. [/quote]

Have you ever played in VR? Genuine question, I'm asking because a lot of people who have never played in VR see the floating hands and immediately dislike it (I was like that too) but once inside the headset the floating hands are great and you don't even notice the lack of arms, in fact, most of the time, unless it's very well done, having no arms is better.
There are games with full arms and body that work very well but in most cases floating hands only tends to be better.