I agree, there are 3 demo discs available, rec room, playroom, etc. And you likely have at least a game or two with built in support already. That plus whatever comes in your bundle (if not getting used) is already lots of hours of seeing what vr can do!
No trick, something is definitely broken. It's not built-in like the non-VR Playroom, it should install and play like any other game.
It's absolutely worth getting — in fact I barely play it in VR at all, preferring the flat experience. The IQ even on Pro just isn't quite as good as it could have been I think.
On the other hand, I recommend playing sitting for games unless they explicitly are meant to be played standing, usually because you need full range of movement with the Moves (Sprint Vector, Batman, Super Hot, etc.). After the first weeks of using VR I found the novelty of playing standing up wore off, and limited how long I could play (I usually can't start gaming until after 9 at night, and standing around continually from then until I go to bed is a drag). Even a game like Skyrim, where your character model is standing, I quickly found to be more enjoyable played sitting (and I also found controlling it much less fiddly with the Dualshock); there's no way I could have put in the 130 hours I have so far in that game if I'd done it standing. It helps that I have a swivel chair with no arms on it, though, which gives me plenty of freedom of motion when I'm using the Moves.
You might have Here They Lie. Be warned that a lot of people, including myself, find that one nauseating.
It's equally smooth, but runs at a far lower resolution than Wipeout.
That's an interesting question... I guess not, I imagine they removed the 3D output for PSNow, I never checked myself. But since the picture for VR has a different format, let's call it "fish eye", which the lenses of the headset distort back to a normal picture in the headset, it would probably not work. If that wasn't the case it might be possible to run a PS3 through the headset to play these games in 3D (kind of like you can run Switch VR through PSVR).
Yeah, I'm still waiting for Job Simulator price drop in EU. 17,99 was the cheapest price yet, which is still pretty high considering permanent price drop to 20.
