@crashchaos: Skyrim on PSVR1 is what really broke me in years ago. The graphics were rough(ps3 game) and not easy on the eyes but to be able to play such an amazing game again in VR, I had to power through it. I probably played 3-4 hours the first day and felt pretty sick after(and during lol). Ever since then though, it's been smooth sailing for me. I basically ripped the band-aid off, so to speak,
Lol how long did it take you to get over motion sickness?
2024 was such a great year for VR that it convinced me to buy my first VR headset (Meta Quest 3). There were just so many great games out for VR (Batman: Arkham Shadow was the killer app for me) that I *had* to get one. I don't regret it one bit! VR is amazing. As for motion sickness, you can get over motion sickness by getting your "VR legs." What I mean by that is when you first start out VR, don't start with the intense games first (where you have to run and gun). Start out with social media hubs like Meta Horizon Worlds where you can walk around and do things at your leisure (and maybe make some new friends along the way). After a while your mind will get used to VR and you won't feel motion sickness. You have to train your mind for VR.
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