Ugh, just let it go already. None of that are must haves to warrant a psvr purchase.

VR sucks... I got one to play with a buddy who loved it. It isn't a good experience at all. The only redeeming factor is that when nothing is moving it is kind of cool to look around and see the different textures and objects that appear to be in full 3D... lol. Just like I thought though... it just isn't ready. Maybe in another 10-15 years when tracking is 100% optimal and you can wear a much smaller device without 600 wires coming out of it. I would say I'll just wait until SONY releases its next iteration of VR and try that one, but I certainly won't be buying it first. Even then it would have to blow me away, and the one I have is complete crap, so I don't see that happening. I haven't tried the PC VR's and I would imagine that is BY FAR the best experience though... because outside of maybe home design/interior decorating or porn, I really don't see a point, and it just mostly doesn't work for games....not in any sense of the form that I care about in the least. It's janky and herky-jerky, things glitch and move around strangely, collision is a major fault, fogging is an issue, the earbuds suck, it's way too big/cumbersome, decent games are few and far in-between (even then the so called "best" games are pretty weaksauce). So, overall.. yeah, it isn't for me.. just like I figured. Add to that fact that games that have so called "VR functionality" don't actually have that at all... they just add in a couplet VR levels and other than that it is completely out of use. Take Ace Combat 7 for example. Sure, it has a few missions, but you can't use it online, in the other missions, or in ANY OTHER situation.... what's the point? Unless many of the issues I talked about change or disappear, I am completely uninterested at this point. I won't give an out of 10 number for it seeing as though since I don't like it at all my view would be rather harsh, but I can honestly say... it's even worse than my original worst case scenario envisionments were... which were already pretty bad. Take that into mind and then lower the bar another few feet, and if you are on the fence... well, you'll know what to expect going into it.

@whatafailure: no, I think the question for the future of vr is "can they implement it without developing exclusively for it. We all use cod controls for fps games, triggers for racing games etc. We need to find to a way that a game like cod can have vr enabled by just connecting the head set, not making an entire game for it. If it becomes an option, like a steering wheel or arcade stick, it can be massive. But that's not the question for this thread so I'm just rambling.

Prepare to be disappointed because the last time valve teased and showed a game from it's biggest franchises it was Portal bridge constructor; not a bad game but certainly not what everyone was expecting.

Might just be VR shovelware.

Might just be a port of previous Half Life games to VR. Either way I am curious to see what it is

WIll be hilarious when it reveals to be a mobile game.

I'd be very surprised if they made a mainline game VR focused. A spin-off perhaps.