Poll of the Day > Have you experienced a modern VR system?

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Bought a PSVR back on black friday and played a bit. Finally got around to hanging the camera on the wall (I'm 6'6" so was having some issues with being too tall for where we had it) and am having a ton of fun with Beat Saber. I bought like 15 VR games to play around with.

Pretty sad it doesn't have google earth VR, but it's nice I don't have to buy a PC for it.

Yes. PSVR. It's great tech but I didn't have enough reasons to keep it.

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yeah i got an occulus but using it was the first time i have ever experienced motion sickness. shit was wild.

i would use it more often but it just makes me feel sick to my stomach.

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No, I've only experienced very old generation VR... like from the 90s

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Nope. I have not done VR in years.

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ssj4supervegeta posted...

yeah i got an occulus but using it was the first time i have ever experienced motion sickness. shit was wild.

i would use it more often but it just makes me feel sick to my stomach.

It's super game dependent for me. I get motion sickness in the car and got it from Portal. Some games work for me and some I'm insta-sick for a few hours.

No and I have no intention to.
Not really why I play video games.

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Yep, PSVR and I still use it. Played through a number of games already and the only one I had to take breaks with was Doom VFR because it was pretty fast paced. I'm actually playing Blood and Truth now.

Moss, Headmaster, Eve Warzone, Trover, Astro Bot... I say RE7 is the killer app.

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Yeah, my sister has an Oculus, the wireless headset kind.

I played Beatsaber and Audica, both were entertaining.

Yep PSVR

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No, i'd like to, and i'm pretty interested in VR gaming but I don't want to shell out the cash for it at this point.

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I have a psvr and while its original titles are cool, its standouts are definatley skyrim and boederlands. I wish they would port more full fledged games to it.

Tried PSVR in a couple of games, Trackmania was fun. Need to get my own though, sister decided the family PSVR was hers to sell when she wanted cash. >:(
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No, not really interested, and I definitely can't justify the price.

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ssj4supervegeta posted...

yeah i got an occulus but using it was the first time i have ever experienced motion sickness. shit was wild.

I never experienced this thankfully. After reading the horror stories on the internet I was reluctant in trying Skyrim VR and yet I was fine with it. That was even with full movement turned on and no blinkers.

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No.

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wwinterj25 posted...

I never experienced this thankfully. After reading the horror stories on the internet I was reluctant in trying Skyrim VR and yet I was fine with it. That was even with full movement turned on and no blinkers.

It's really a case by case situation. Like I said only Doom was weird for me and I've played a few other games that had faster gameplay. Warzone was a flight game. Rush of Blood had you seated as you ride. Battlezone had a lot of strafing. Thumper was quite flashy. Does it help to have an anchor point like a cockpit? Maybe it's just moving backwards that doesn't sit well. Not sure anyone has done research on it.

Anyone trying VR needs to test different games and options before giving up. I think it's a great new method for gaming. Like moving into 3D there's all sorts of new things we can do.

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DPsx7 posted...

Rush of Blood

This was my first VR full game. It's a good game to test the waters with. VR Worlds is also great for testing it with for anyone who is interested. Those games where the movement of the player themselves is limited are always best to start with.

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wwinterj25 posted...

This was my first VR full game. It's a good game to test the waters with. VR Worlds is also great for testing it with for anyone who is interested. Those games where the movement of the player themselves is limited are always best to start with.

Worlds is pretty tame so yeah. Rush has the coaster element to it so it would make a good test for motion sickness. Eagle Flight is a gentle game, only a few spots where you fly fast. Moss doesn't require the player to move. You're essentially controlling a character in a diorama. Trust me it's not as boring as it sounds.

Trying to think what else I've tried, I mix VR in between my regular games. I've plenty more on the backlog like Rigs, Sairento, Inpatient, To the Top, and I'd love to finally try Beat Saber if it ever drops in price. It's weird that many say they got rid of it due to lack of content or whatever. There's plenty if you look.

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I've actually never experienced VR in any form. I tend to be sensitive to various things, so I have a feeling I'd be easily made queasy by VR games.

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Anyone play Lone Echo?

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