Enjoying Doom and Skyrim too, though the graphics are pretty blocky. Ordered Res Evil 7 and will prob order Superhot when I can get move controllers. It's just a fantastic bit of kit and has made me want to play games more than I have for ages.Also feels healthier to be standing up and moving while playing rather than just sat on the couch!
At the moment most psvr graphics are inferior to normal games. It's the immersion that changes it. Playing RE in vr is probably akin to my first experience playing RE back on the PS1 which was genuinely scary first time through.Quite 'enjoying' Res Evil 7 in VR. Graphics are a bit janky, though if you're someone my age, you can always pretend you're watching a 2nd gen copy of a video nasty.. (I'm not going to try it normal screen because I guess the comparison will make it look even worse.) It is *very* tense and scary, and I've not even met any bad guys yet. They should re-jig Alien Isolation for VR.
I know what you mean, I bought mines second hand before I got the vr for £36 the pair. £80 is stiff.
Those 3 vr missions are meant to be terrific. You can do them open-world after completing them.Just received ace combat 7, which includes 3 VR missions - only played the non VR campaign so far as I'm saving the (hopefully) amazing but brief VR bits for once I've got used to the controls - great fun so far
Yes it's a good workout. You're right about the tracking, it's very fussy. Shaking your wand/s a bit can recentre them but on occasion I've had to turn them off and on again.
