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Sony ramping up Move production ,PSVR attach rate highest on PS4 Pro, five games sold per headset
- Thread starter Loudninja
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I guess that makes sense, if you have a Pro you're probably more serious about VR so you get more games. I hope that means we get more Pro bundles or Pro optimizations.
I also hope that for the next level they actually ditch the moves, one of the biggest limiting factors of VR.
I also hope that for the next level they actually ditch the moves, one of the biggest limiting factors of VR.
They gotta reduce that PSVR price though. Like, I get it. It is the price that makes sense for them. But man, it is still such a high barrier of entry for me, especially since move controllers are pretty essential as well.
Also, the wires look like a disaster. Everything integrated into the PS5 would be ideal.
But yeah, I'll probably jump in on PSVR 2.0 and with the PS5.
Also, the wires look like a disaster. Everything integrated into the PS5 would be ideal.
But yeah, I'll probably jump in on PSVR 2.0 and with the PS5.
Or games like RE7 that work on both flat screen and VR are welcome too.
Great news. Loving my PS4 Pro, PSVR and my Moves. The next generation of VR is going to be even better and lighter!
After the initial setup the wires really aren't that bad. There's only one wire that goes from the breakout box to the headset.
Fuck my damn oversensetive motion sickness, VR is up my ally but get sick just putting on those damn things.
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Blood an Truth is a full length AAA game atleast.
That sucks dude sorry.
I feel like I haven't even seen advertisements for it. I would think Sony would be pushing the hell out it for the holiday season; maybe with the fallout VR bundle.
It's a system seller, imo, even with VR becoming more consumer friendly in terms of price and set up on PC.
It's a system seller, imo, even with VR becoming more consumer friendly in terms of price and set up on PC.
I think the next step for Sony is room scale stuff. It just can't compete with some of the experiences on the Vive at the moment :/. I think the Moves are passable but they really need to release a much more precise headset with the PS5.
It'd be nice to see a move controller price drop to go along with this...
Hmmm not me. Sad to say I haven't found much that has interested me outside of RE7 and Rez.
Hmmm not me. Sad to say I haven't found much that has interested me outside of RE7 and Rez.
This and a more robust tracking solution. As a Vive owner it was quite jarring. Not at all unplayable but a very noticeable difference in tracking accuracy.
Rumors say at least half a billion dollars business already.
Surely there must be more in the pipeline. I'm more interested in what else devs can do besides B&T.
Is there anything you can take for it? Now I am not advocating any sort of pharmaceuticals, but have you tried any over the counter items for 'vertigo' or maybe even Dramamine used for sea/motion sickness?
Some natural remedies like B6, Ginger, and the like...
https://www.rd.com/health/conditions/natural-remedies-motion-sickness/
I would love if VR becomes the home of more mecha games and space/flight combat sims (like the up coming Ace Combat game).
I think Resident Evil 7 fits that bill since they developed it with VR in mind.
Just this year we have Bravo Team and Doom VFR supporting it. I don't think they're going to forget it.
Can somebody tell me why the hell Sony didn't make an analogue stick attachment for the moves? It seems like such a no-brainer.
I'm pretty certain they won't make any new controllers, cameras/sensors or whatever this gen and this would be an easy and cheap fix for games like Skyrim, Doom etc.
I'm pretty certain they won't make any new controllers, cameras/sensors or whatever this gen and this would be an easy and cheap fix for games like Skyrim, Doom etc.
I plan to dust off my headset and catch up during thanksgiving week. It amazes me how much complaining about VR I hear on most of my podcasts when there is a respectable library now.
had to kill all that existing move stock leftover from ps3. although they could have updated it with the updated move...but ended up just changing the charging port to micro-usb heh
Once you give me a full Sword Art Online VR experience (without the death game) I will jump right in Sony; balls in your court.
Hard pass. This is cool and everything but the fact that it still looks the way it looks just turns me off and it's the reason why I just can't get behind the PSVR. Oculus, Vive, they both have really cool motion controllers that aren't child looking, why can't sony update the way theirs look? Its so...big and in the way.
Could you imagine if only had something that could hide the move controllers, you know, something like a headset?
Well with an attachment you could sell something on top of all that old PS3 move stock win/win and then later make a move 1.2 with an integrated stick, everybody is happy, cheap fucks like me with the cheaper attachment and people who wouldn't mind paying again for a new Move controller.
Clever but the object you hold in your hand is not comfortable to me compared to the intuitive design of the other two that are.
"Meh! Doesn't look good. Looks like a child toy!!"
Somebody tells her that he can't see the Move controllers while playing:
"Oh...... ummm..... and it's... umm...not..... comfortable too!!"
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You said they were not "cool" enough for you not that it was not comfortable. Trying "too hard" is a thing y'know.
I would argue that the Move looks like an "adult toy" ;)