I never paid much attention to the handheld market.... Big boys play on big screen TV    Is the 3DS a success only in Japan or globally?  :confused: I only knew Vita has failed in the handheld market for Sony 

I tried Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone with cinematic mode last night & all I can say is BIG MIKU!!!

I will never look at Miku the same again after playing Future Tone with cinematic mode.

Well after my first impression with the pixelated graphics of Alumette and playroom VR, not sure why but after trying the demo disc last night I can say I'm pretty impressed. Maybe I didn't adjust correctly the first time or its really just the game. But Job Simulator looks great and with the two move controllers = mind blown.

Granted I've never tried the Rift or the Vive but the game surpass expectation. Will be using the free RM 100 to get it

Custom skins anyone? 



Link: http://www.flamingtoast.com/?product=custom-psvr-skin-front

Tried cinematic mode, got the drifting screen problem. Very obvious and need to recentre about every half minute or so. It's not as obvious in games tho, maybe cos youre not staring at a fixed position. Anyone else got the problem + solved it?

anyone in penang if interested in buying PS VR please pm me as my friend said he having headache playing games in VR and so planning to sell it.

- Bundle set (Include camera)

Thanks

You’ve got your new PlayStation VR headset, but you’re struggling to cope with motion sickness?

It’s not an issue for everyone, and there are many PSVR games that don’t make you feel nauseous, but for some it’s a very real problem, and symptoms can include: headaches, dizziness, stomach aches, and hot sweats.

I’ve experienced motion sickness, though not to the point of feeling like I was going to throw up, on games where there’s a lot of movement, like RIGS, Battlezone and EVE: Valyerie.

My initial way to handle feeling dizzy was to stop playing, or switch back to games that don’t make me feel motion sick, but I don’t want to do that - I want to spend as much time in a virtual reality world as possible, and feel comfortable doing so.

man feeling sick while playing psvr

Here's some tips to help prevent motion sickness.

1. You must take a break
Your brain is adjusting to virtual reality, but it will get better over time. Many VR games actively encourage you to take breaks at strategic save points in their games because they’ve conducted studies on how long you should be playing for. Take heed of this advice. Go grab a drink, take a walk in the fresh air, and come back in 10 minutes.

2. Breathe in and out deeply
Whenever you’re feeling a little overwhelmed, take a deep breath in and out to calm yourself down. Try and regulate your breathing while playing. The more over excited you get, the faster your breathing becomes and the more motion sick you may feel. Check this out...look how over excited I got playing Here They Lie, my legs are all over the place, but after some deep breathes I felt okay to carry on.

3. Get a fan blowing in your face
If you’ve got a fan at home, set it up in front of you and let that cool air blow across your face. You know when you were a kid and you were feeling sick in the car from a long journey? What would mom do? She’d open the window and let some fresh air in. Cooling yourself down with a fan may help prevent hot sweats and generally give you a feeling of being more grounded.

4. Chew on a piece of gum
Chewing gum has worked for me. I was able to play RIGS for almost 45 minutes rather than the usual 15 minute spell without feeling motion sickness. Your brain gets confused by movement, so giving your brain something else to focus on (the movement of your jaws chewing gum) can really help.

5. Calibrate your PlayStation VR headset
It’s easy to get excited when your headset arrives, and you want to dive right into those games, but you should spend time in the settings calibrating the VR headset for your eyes. It was a couple of days before I did this, and headaches and sickness have really improved. I was getting blurry vision, and straining to read menus in-game, but I took time to calibrate and now vision is much clearer.

6. Don’t move your head unless you need to
The more you move your head, the sicker you can become. Many VR games give you the option of looking around with head movement, or using the thumbstick of the DualShock 4 controller. Use the latter option when you can. You can alleviate symptoms by restricting your head movement as much as possible.

7. Eat or drink ginger
Ginger has long been a treatment for motion sickness and nausea. Cut up some fresh ginger, pour some boiling water over it, and then take some sips while you’re playing your PSVR games. You can buy ginger in capsule format if that’s easier, or nibble on some ginger biscuits. The guys at Virmo claim to have the world’s first solution for motion sickness.

8. Play games that don’t make you sick
I know, it’s disappointing, but if you can’t shake off that motion sickness stick to the games that don’t make you feel sick, or build up your resilience with titles that have less movement, and go back to those other games at a later date to see if you’ve acclimatised.

9. Play games sitting down
The first game I played standing up was Sports Bar VR. I was all over the place – shaky legs, wobbling from side-to-side, and feeling totally dizzy. If you can’t cope with motion, then play your games sitting down. It doesn’t ruin the experience and you’ll feel a lot more grounded.

10. Give your eyes a break
Your eyes are important. Without them you wouldn’t be able to see! Treat your eyes with respect, and give them a break whenever you can. During loading screens or at save points, close your eyes for a few moments to give them a breather.

VR motion sickness, i guess will take quite some getting used to. resolution/quality/calibration aside, more caused especially(for me) when there's quick camera movement/twisting but body/eyes are not moving thus body/brain will feel as though somewhat disoriented . when i feel uneasy, i just bear with it for a while , when it's too much, i try closing my eyes for 2-3 seconds and take some deep breaths. if that doesn't work, then i pause/stop for a period of time, get a drink, go toilet break before coming back. still happening for me, but i feel that its getting better and better.
but that's just for me

TLDR:
Would you ever consider purchasing a Nintendo 3DS ?
i) Yes , i play for the unique games & experience -> OK to buy PSVR
ii) No, 3DS graphics suck -> DO NOT buy PSVR

thumper VR graphic i think is quite nice and detail confirm buy this games really addictive to play.

Played the demo RIGS, played for 5 mins then had to stop, was nauseated by the game. Play batman vr, playroom vr and few others , i was fine, but rigs really got me

LoL

HDR of the TLOU remastered?

how big is the diff since remastered already sharp and crisp

Ordered the PSVR with the PS camera from SONY online store yesterday and this morning already received the item. Does the PSVR bundle now
comes withe cleaning cloth + demo disk or was i rip off?

Tried psvr at midvalley sony store yesteday. Virtual tank. Played 5 min and stomach get quesy. Cold sweats and nausea followed. I'm jealous of you guys who don't suffer from VR induced nausea as was thinking getting it to play EVE valkyrie / hopefully other flying sims in future. Was thinking maybe external stimulus / cockpit gear that give tactile / slight movement ques help like those driving sim in arcades may help orientate body- space-position to the visual ques ... but those means more cost..
Sad but won't be getting it

can i play normal games with it? example BF1?

better way of putting it can it act as a display for normal games?

wow 5 hours
no nausea?