@RobDev: To my knowledge, it's the only movie shot entirely in the first person perspective. I imagine it would make the experience more immersive by depriving your senses of external stimuli.

I know I'm going to puke watching this, but I can't wait to strap on the PSVR and watch this in cinema mode.

@ahpuck: commercials play just fine. Hmm...

I dub this the "PS4K." The ".5" is too messy.

I don't understand what you can do with the VR in Chronos. The demos don't show any pans; just a set third-person camera. It looks like playing a standard game where the camera occasionally goes into first-person to solve puzzles.

They described a great game, but I missed why this is a great VR game.

@Zzshock: Manufacturers would most likely go the less expensive route as well, and you just debunked your own "add another $125-$200" by admitting it will only be round $40-$50. Anyone would pay that to jump from 500gb to 2TB.

I'd love to see the basement this ends up in.

"It puts the lotion in the basket, or it gets the hose again."

"Playing Adr1ft in VR is an intense experience that may lead to adverse physical effects."

I wonder if playing while seated helps reduce motion sickness. I can only imagine people getting off-balance while standing and lunging into the TV.

@Zzshock: Price is no problem; I just want the best. Why did you go with 5400RPM? I haven't bothered to swap out the stock PS4 HDD, so I don't know. Would 7200RPM create too much heat? The last time I looked, 2.5" 2TB 7200RPM was about $100 US, and that seems like the better choice.

@nipseymc: New systems should ship with 2TB HDD, especially if the games will be featuring UHD textures. The stock 500GB is terribly outdated. Same-network transferring would be preferred for me personally; similar to what they do with PS Vita downloads. It disappears from one machine if you decide to install it on another.