Actually I was interested in playing ps move game, but I don't have a ps3, any of the ps3 move game that can be played on ps4?

eh.... so no Ape escape? The last playstation I had was the 1st generation ps, the first dual stick game that properly utilizes the dual shock controller was Ape Escape, the dual stick was a feature not utilized by most game back then, just like how the touch pad on DS4 is not utilized nowadays. Sony should have at least remastered or ported the PS3 move game (especially those produced by Sony) over to PS4.
I skipped 2 generation of ps and played Xbox original and Xbox 360 before coming back to Sony for PS4. I'm very dissapointed that many of the PS3 features (ps move, 3d gaming) is no longer supported on PS4

Until PSVR is available here. Anyone use one of those plastic smartphone VR box? Which model you use or recommend?
VR Box version 2; Bobo VR Z3; Shinecon VR..............

A very nice up to date video about PSVR
https://youtu.be/zbzvJ1b7Ekw
My logical mind tells me wait for next gen VR, but my heart tells me life's too short....... USD499

Preorder means one has to pay the full USD500 upfront and wait 6-7 months to get the product if it's ever available for preorder here? that's a lot of money paid while getting nothing during waiting period.

Latest news claimed Sony is looking at the possibility of PSVR connecting to PC, if so then PSVR is a definite buy as it means that the VR set can be used long after the console no longer supporting it when switching console generation. It seems very doable as all Sony has to do is to release a PC driver for the PSVR. I hope this become a reality

Being able to use PSVR on PC means that the lifespan of the gadget will be extended beyond normal console lifespan. We may initially bought it for use on PS4, years later when PS4 is replaced with next gen, we could use it on a PC, by then the PC capable of running the first gen VR would have dropped in prices already. If Sony really pull this off, PSVR would be the biggest contender to Oculus Rift and HTV Vive on PC platform Unfortunately the news report also stated that this PC compatibility is currently not the priority at the moment.

None of the existing VR system has true 1080p, all are actually close to 720p due to the display being split into 2 for each eye. 2nd generation VR will come out very soon with higher display resolution, either full HD or higher, but there's no point if higher resolution display is not backed by enough graphical power of the PC or console running it.

Just for sharing..... forgive me I don't know how to insert a table here....

4k TV= 3840x2160= 8.3 megapixels (same image for both eyes)
Full HD TV= 1920x1080 = 2.1 megapixels (same image for both eyes)
720p resolution= 1280x720 = 0.9 megapixels (same image for both eyes)

Oculus Rift and Vive= 2160x1200= 2.6 megapixels, actual per eye= 1.3 megapixels (image from different angle for each eye)
PSVR= 1920x1080= 2.1 megapixels, actual per eye= 1 megapixels (image from different angle for each eye)

Pixel gap (distance between each pixel) is also very important, obviously the closer the better.

Eh.. what is SDE?
It's actually not about perception, the current VR display is indeed low res as shown in my previous post. Being the first gen of the consumer level VR though, it does its job loh..... But if one is tight on budget, better reserve the money for the next gen for better spec at lower entry price point

Good lah......... in that case I can more easily make up my mind whether to become an early adopter of VR or not. Inferior performance at early adopter price and a gadget lifespan that is probably gonna be no more than 3 years only..... so no buy lah..... The next gen will be PS5 coupled with PSVR2.0, then only will there be full HD VR on a console.

I think one cannot go wrong with either Oculus or Vive because they are on PC platform, they will still be supported many years from now irrespective whether VR is success or a flop. PSVR even though slightly cheaper however will definitely have much shorter lifespan, just like any other console add-on, if one is lucky PSVR may be supported until PS5, but I highly doubt it. Every generation of console is accompanied by new controllers and add-on, most likely PS5 will have PSVR2.0 and no longer support gen 1 PSVR. I will consider PSVR if people manage to hack it for use on PC, otherwise it's actually the most expensive VR given its shorter lifespan.

Well DriveClub will not likely make it to the PSVR as the production house has been shut down by Sony, all it's left is the VR test game they produced when they were still operational..... So no racing game for PSVR....

GT Sport..... yes that is going to have VR. But when will that game release.............................. and it's gonna be very pricey

Both consumer version of Oculus Rift and HTC Vive have already shipped and received pretty good review.
Too bad PSVR is still at least 6 months away from initial launch, and many months more before it will ever be available in non-priority market like BolehLand. PSVR demo tour has been going on in countries like Taiwan and HK (not a country ), I think Singapore too but has anyone ever heard of PSVR tour in BolehLand?

Having our own PSN only shows that we are "officially supported" market and due to Sony wanted more refined control over each market, it has nothing to do with "priority". "Priority" market would be those that new products are launch first, not months later. Of course Sony is still treating BolehLand much better than Microsoft which doesn't even release its Xbox officially here........

hahaha..... don't be lured by gimmicky "exclusivity".....
-time exclusive (getting the game earlier than the other platform (console or pc)
-exclusivity on console (meaning the other console doesn't get the game, but the game is available on non-console platform e.g. PC)

With the exception of first party games developed by either Sony/Microsoft, i don't see the point for exclusivity for games developed by 3rd party, gamers just want to play all the good games, and developer wants to make the most profit by selling the game to as much consumer as possible, that's win-win.

US survey of 2,000 gamers regarding their awareness of the each VR gadget:
Oculus Rift: 29%
PSVR: 14%
HTC Vive: 6%
It does make sense since Oculus developer kit 1 and 2 have been around pretty long and having more youtube videos.

The Deep is merely a VR spectator mode of sort...... not really a "game" Too bad he didn't get the chance to test that mecha arena game.
Motion sickness less likely to appear on such title as the player remain stationary while dropping slowly. Will Sony also follow suit with other VR by labeling their VR titles with motion sickness intensity index?

How is it that a VR simulation can clean your ears for you?

Japanese games are truly weird.....
I just noticed it's not a PSVR, looks like Samsung Gear VR with no dangling cables from the VR headset.

This post has been edited by iGamer: May 4 2016, 04:20 PM

double post..... sorry

This post has been edited by iGamer: May 4 2016, 04:35 PM