Sony PlayStation VR

I pre ordered my PSVR. I love new technology. It arrived Friday evening the day after release which was a bit disappointing from Amazon who usually deliver on release day. They had emailed a few weeks in advance so it was not a surprise. It took about 10 minutes to set up following the simple instructions. Lots of cables as everyone has said but you can leave the ties on most of them and you just move the TVs hdmi so pretty easy. Mine is all in a cupboard as the wife doesn't like the mess so all tidy. I have to keep the cupboard doors open when playing due to the heat but that was always the case with the PS3 and PS4. To give my review context I love gaming, I have three boys (11 and twins 8) and a daughter 4. We play a lot of games, mainly board and card games, together but my daughter can't really play. I started with VR worlds. As I am sore most did with this title first was the shark dive. This really shows what this thing can do, even the wife had a go and was impressed and that's saying something! The London Heist is amazing too, sitting in the old east end pub picking up and lighting a cigar, you can actually smoke it by sucking as the mic picks up the sucking noise! The game is mainly visual again showing off what the device can do. I banged my head because you can lean over and look over things, it's really cool. The game parts are shooting and these are fun though brief. Watch out for kids with this one though because the hard man character shouts the F word pretty much non stop throughout! The other game we enjoyed on there was the danger ball. It's a simple bat and ball type game like the old Atari thing you played with paddles, only you play it with your head. The 3D view makes this awesome. The free playroom app is a lot of fun and this let me and the four kids all play together as a few games are 2-5 player. One in the VR headset, the others either shouting out instructions or playing with controllers. They say the headset is for over 12s but my kids were fine with it. I kept it to short bursts of play, the PlayRoom game (free) helped here. Sunday morning 05:30 my daughter came in to wake me up to ask if she can be the cat again! So lovely that she can play a game with us that she can understand and be properly involved. This was one of the best two mini games where the VR person is a cat and the rest are mice collecting cheese. Lots of fun, basically the cat has to stick their head out of the curtains and catch the mice moving. The mice have to dash about collecting cheese but freeze when the cat sticks their head out. They hide under a can or milk carton. Lots of fun. There are fun visual rewards for the winner. The monster one is fun too but make sure the monster has plenty of space as they are dodging all over to get out of the way of the many things the other players throw at them. I have move controllers from my old PS3 but have not used them yet so can't comment on their use. I can't wait for some sort of tennis game in this. A final word about the graphics, they are not as good as a normal PS4 game but who would expect that, plenty good enough. We all think the experience in the headset is way better than what you see on the screen. No screenshot or video could ever do it justice so try it, lots of shops are doing demos now. I think you will be blown away. My kids and I really love this, it's expensive but what fun! Right my turn to be the cat!

Okay, I will admit I am a gadget nerd, and I had to try VR pretty much as soon as it was available, but the price of the PC systems put me off. This system is well priced (assuming you already have a PS4, but to be fair you can get PSVR and PS4 to run it for pretty much the same price as the HTC Vive without a high-end PC to run it. Even so I ordered PSVR "unseen", and I don't regret it for a second. Not every game I have tried is necessarily to my taste, but they have almost all been amazing in some way. This is a genuine VR unit, not a compromised "toy" version - it's a quality Sony product, comfy, easy to use, but most of all it has some genuinely slick and high quality games and apps available. A lot of the early games have a bit of "tech demo" feel about them, but so do a lot of early console games, they will get better. Obviously the 3D display is the main feature, but little mentioned is the 3D surround sound that means that even with the included ear-buds you get amazing sound that sounds like it is coming from above, behind, whatever, and sounds move around as you turn your head and follow the image you see - it really helps to sell the illusion that you are in another place. The moment you put it on and fire up a game you realise why this is the future. You are no longer watching a game from the outside, you are literally in it. No YouTube videos or streaming can begin to convey what it actually feels like to play a VR game, you just have to try it. Until Dawn: Rush Of Blood, Batman Arkham VR and Thumper are the best games I tried so far, and all would be nowhere near as good as TV based games. My wife's reaction to the VR Worlds Ocean Descent (the "shark level") was worth the money on it's own! Sony also did a pretty good job of making a potentially solitary experience as social as possible with a shared screen display and even games that allow some players to,join in on the TV and see something different to the VR user - we had great fun with the Monster game where the VR user plays a cartoon Godzilla type and the TV players play as little robots trying to stop the monster. I'm delighted with the PSVR so far, and I can't wait for some of the upcoming games, especially the Star Wars X-Wing mission coming soon.

This will never disappoint you! It’s the next level of gaming. Awesome!!!

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