cheapchips
Veteran
Tetris Effect B-roll footage. 
Sony VR Headset/Project Morpheus/PlayStation VR
Sigfried1977
Legend
Has Child of Eden in his backpocket. Decides to make Tetris instead.
It's not my type of game, but it sure seems to be a system seller!
I can see that being helpful in an event causing injury or seizure requiring outside help. For more common maladies like nausea, headache, or eye strain it's not improving VR as much as stating the obvious when it's failed you.
The indicators it tracks and the notifications or system events generated are generally too late and too long-latency for the biology underpinning a lot of the typical complaints. Some of the peripheral factors it tracks seem like they'd overlap with content that is entertaining or exciting.
One possible scenario:
The Sony PSVR2 system has detected the following VR experience factors have exceeded nominal parameters:
- body temperature is high
- skin is sweaty
- pupils dilated
- heart rate high
- eyes fixated
- posture hunched
- arm muscle activity spastic
- grip too tight
- significant amounts of foul language
- measurements simulateously accelerating to a peak
Stopping application connection to VRluv.com and contacting friends, family, and emergency services to immediately check on your welfare.
Tkumpathenurple
Veteran
I started up Borderlands 2 for the first time a couple of weeks ago, having owned the Handsome Collection for a couple of years. Then I read this.
Looks like I'm putting it down for a couple of months.
Started playing Beat Saber today and really enjoy it. It’s a cool workout too and it makes you want to play in style (make cool looking moves). I could really do with some competition on the leaderboards though . It’s well rounded with scoring modes with various modifiers and easy access to changing the floor to adjust to your body height (which you should do although my son could still play with my settings without too much problems)
Same for Super hot VR, if you get it together and get into its flow you really do feel like you’re in the Matrix. It’s really good fun. Seen some weird bugs though with the second screen messing up, but that’s no problem while playing of course.
. It’s well rounded with scoring modes with various modifiers and easy access to changing the floor to adjust to your body height (which you should do although my son could still play with my settings without too much problems)Same for Super hot VR, if you get it together and get into its flow you really do feel like you’re in the Matrix. It’s really good fun. Seen some weird bugs though with the second screen messing up, but that’s no problem while playing of course.
Tkumpathenurple
Veteran
I'm very interested in Beat Saber. Christmas shopping is on the horizon though, so I won't be able to challenge you for a while.
Superhot is fantastic fun! Easy to lose hours pretending you're in the Matrix - stopping bullets by holding your gun in their way never grows old!
Superhot is fantastic fun! Easy to lose hours pretending you're in the Matrix - stopping bullets by holding your gun in their way never grows old!
Gonna buy beat Saber but it's not on Asia PSN store
Whyyyyyyyyy
Sure I can buy on us psn but the exchange rate is crazy
Whyyyyyyyyy
Sure I can buy on us psn but the exchange rate is crazy
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