xbox one and Wii U don't have anything that tops EVE: Valkyrie.

Very true and puts SONY on the forefront of technology and advancement.

Oh be quiet. Three weeks ago when PSVR launched you said it was simply too early for VR and a bad idea to put out headsets right now ("Not ready! World not ready for VR!! No content! I return Vive!!")

You're so obnoxious. You can't keep anything straight or together. You sound just like your favorite company, unsurprisingly.

So why is it the wrong time for PSVR but the right time for MS VR?

You're a real punk. You know that? Even when I try to see you resolve your contradictions I feel ill.

@dynamitecop said the very headset that you own (PSVR) is garbage and inadequate for a good VR experience. Reprojection would never work (even though Oculus and Valve just announced their own - similar - form of ASW/ATW recently to lower minimum specs). He said trashy mid-ranged console VR will also never work compared to high-end PC VR, and anything less than high-end will destroy public perception and the technology's future. He has made it clear he hates your PSVR in every conceivable way.

Also, he claims to have bought a Vive and sold it right away (which makes me doubt his story). So his other thing is "VR isn't ready and won't be for years." So now he's badmouthing Vive/Oculus, when he was using them as shining examples just a few weeks earlier. How fast can a person change their minds, and why so often? What's with his fickleness? Oh, there's more.......

Now that MS announced VR headsets as low as $299, he says it's an absolutely smart and perfect time, because it gets MS' foot in the door and lets developers learn the ways of VR. Bad, horrible, stupid timing for Sony, Oculus/Samsung, Google and Valve to release one now ("not ready for the consumer market! nothing to play!!"), but perfect and smart timing for Microsoft.

You don't really need to defend him. I know why he says these things, and why so many of his comments don't fit together. He's an obnoxious fanboy with jaundiced vision.

No wonder why he gave me an A+ for pointing this out. He's screaming for help.

But to return to topic, VR is awesome, and now is the perfect time to release it. VR games will continue to develop and get more full-bodied from here, and hardware will soon get eye/hand tracking added, as well as foveated rendering. More developers, more new ideas and ways to play, and more people to enjoy it. To me, this is a very exciting time for VR.

@dynamitecop said the very headset that you own (PSVR) is garbage and inadequate for a good VR experience. Reprojection would never work (even though Oculus and Valve just announced their own - similar - form of ASW/ATW recently to lower minimum specs). He said trashy mid-ranged console VR will also never work compared to high-end PC VR, and anything less than high-end will destroy public perception and the technology's future. He has made it clear he hates your PSVR in every conceivable way.

Also, he claims to have bought a Vive and sold it right away (which makes me doubt his story). So his other thing is "VR isn't ready and won't be for years." So now he's badmouthing Vive/Oculus, when he was using them as shining examples just a few weeks earlier. How fast can a person change their minds, and why so often? What's with his fickleness? Oh, there's more.......

Now that MS announced VR headsets as low as $299, he says it's an absolutely smart and perfect time, because it gets MS' foot in the door and lets developers learn the ways of VR. Bad, horrible, stupid timing for Sony, Oculus/Samsung, Google and Valve to release one now ("not ready for the consumer market! nothing to play!!"), but perfect and smart timing for Microsoft.

You don't really need to defend him. I know why he says these things, and why so many of his comments don't fit together. He's an obnoxious fanboy with jaundiced vision.

No wonder why he gave me an A+ for pointing this out. He's screaming for help.

But to return to topic, VR is awesome, and now is the perfect time to release it. VR games will continue to develop and get more full-bodied from here, and hardware will soon get eye/hand tracking added, as well as foveated rendering. More developers, more new ideas and ways to play, and more people to enjoy it. To me, this is a very exciting time for VR.

I didnt recon much to Eve Valkyrie TBH but I played Elite Dangerous first and it spoiled me a little. The experience in these types of games does seem very real, its a level of immersion you could never reach in non vr games, with my Vive i can get out of my seat and walk around the cockpit of a ship and look at all the gadgets or just stare at space through the windows, it is really something to behold.

@n64dd: I would go as far as to say that there is nothing like the platforming game that is a part of VR Playroom. Being in the level like that is beyond anything I've ever experienced in a platformer or game in general.

I'm going to have to actually try Eve: Valkyrie tonight. That and Rigs. I've been sleeping on both of them.