I’d take portability over getting a splitting headache from having a screen 2 inches fro your eyes any day of the weekDooM VR and Skyrim VR are coming out for PSVR
I’d take portability over getting a splitting headache from having a screen 2 inches fro your eyes any day of the weekDooM VR and Skyrim VR are coming out for PSVR
DooM VR and Skyrim VR are coming out for PSVR
Maybe you're using it wrong sounds like you bought the wrong thing everyone else is excited for Mario odyssey right nowI was thinking about that myself and you might be right there, honestly I never really like to trade in stuff anyway but my switch is just sitting there doing nothing.
Also I cant find a vita anywhere below £180 and when i do there in very bad nick, with no "special vita" memory sd's or what ever they are
I’d take portability over getting a splitting headache from having a screen 2 inches fro your eyes any day of the week
That and framerates being too low to correspond with actual head movementsThe only reason anyone gets headaches from VR is because your eyes and brain are overworked from all the information they have to process. It's like getting a digital eye candy high. You get used to it, it's no big deal.
I mean, when you think about it VR was the next logical iteration to 3D, and depending on what your setup is it could also be significantly cheaper than buying a decent 3D capable monitorVR is going to revolutionize the gaming industry...they said the same thing about 3D. just another FAD and an overpriced one at that!
Please don't do it, you'll regret it down the line when you don't have any games to play on your fancy headset.
Having a screen right up in your face can lead to short sightedness alsoThe only reason anyone gets headaches from VR is because your eyes and brain are overworked from all the information they have to process. It's like getting a digital eye candy high. You get used to it, it's no big deal.
Maybe you're using it wrong sounds like you bought the wrong thing everyone else is excited for Mario odyssey right now
Having a screen right up in your face can lead to short sightedness also
I personally believe if I did have a chance to try it then I would most certainly buy it lolNot when you can technically hook it up to a PC and use it on steam. Yeah it's possible. It's the most advanced kind of gaming there is at the moment and everyone I've showed it to was amazed. It gets a taboo reputation for some reason. It's like sushi. People hate it without trying it. Try it first and then make your decision, if you can find someone that has it.
plus you can add people abuse,we supposed to get 1 hour rest for every 2 hours of play,a lot of people playing 12 hours or more with not rest at allThat's what everyone's parents said about sitting too close to TVs back in the day and now most of us are glued to monitors, phone screens, and huge TVs. I don't see more people with glasses on these days than back in the day.
its only been announced for pc while skyrim vr was only announced for psvrDont forget fallout 4 VR.
I personally believe if I did have a chance to try it then I would most certainly buy it lol
A quote from a Sony executive;
"Our biggest challenge will be to get people demoing VR. Because there's no way to sell VR until you've tried it... You can watch over the shoulder, you can read articles, but – and I mean this genuinely – everybody that I know who has tried PlayStation VR has taken off their headset with a smile, and said 'wow'. So you've got to try it. That's the challenge."
—Michael Ephraim, SIE Australia
It's very challenging finding someone who has it to try it out. I bought it blind second-hand cheap and I totally don't regret it one bit. You'll experience a little bit of motion sickness, but that's expected and gets lesser each time. Even if you don't end up buying one, at least try it some time, it's that friggen awesome!!
I like that, thanks dude I think I'm swaying more towards the PSVR than anything else at this point I've seen one pretty cheap at £250 so after selling the switch should still have a bout £100 to play with for some games etc.
Also any one ive spoke to who has tried it is telling me to get it, but its still a hard decision.
Bought a switch after launch and although I think its a great console with loads of potential I feel it's still not there yet and there is just not enough games that i like yet, I've been looking into VR for PS4 for the last few weeks now and although VR is also not quite there yet I do feel that it's the way for me to go for the next few years, at least until the switch really starts taking off or turns into a VR/ Augmented reality system as a few have speculated.
So what are your guys thoughts?
Also as I have Zelda DLC and a few digital purchases on my switch. Is it possible to delete my Switch account, but leave the DLC/Digital games active for the buyer ? would be a shame to waste them.
Seriously dude if you aren't excited for Mario odyssey I don't know why you bought it in the first place go trade it for the psvr nobody is going to try and stop you.I'm not using it wrong i'm too distracted by the great games on ps4 and there just isnt enough games for the switch right now, and if I think about it i'm more likely to keep updating my PS4 collection over my Switch, that could all change in a year though.