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The PSVR2 is indeed an excellent choice, especially if you're already invested in the PlayStation. I can say that the exclusive games look so incredible, and it's a starting point for VR.

I think the Meta Quest 3 is definitely a great choice. The improved AR capabilities are so amazing. Plus, the price is also very reasonable as well.

That's great to hear! The ability to stream Xbox games on Meta Quest headsets is what will actually open up new possibilities for gaming.

Yes, it’s very possible that some people might be left behind if VR eventually becomes mainstream. Motion sickness is a very significant issue for many, and if they can't really adapt, they might end up struggling to participate.

I do agree that VR training for real-world trades and skills is a fantastic idea. I’m very sure that It would provide a safe, interactive, and immersive environment for people to learn different kinds of skills.

That's indeed a fantastic idea. I want to see A VR training simulator for skills like surgery, piloting, or emergency response. It would be incredibly valuable.

That's a great question. I just keep imagining being able to visit historical sites and exploring distant planets or dive into the human body to actually learn about anatomy. It's going to be fun!

That’s indeed a great point! I think it's a fantastic option for its price. I also know that the Valve Index is definitely a high-end option, but it's out of my budget for now.

I understand where you're coming from. In my personal opinion, I think VR immersion depends on the game and the tech as well. That is why games like Beat Saber or Job Simulator are super immersive and it's also because they're designed specifically for VR.

I completely agree with you. The Tiger Blade looks so amazing and I'm excited to try it out because I'm planning to get a PS VR2 soon.

I haven't get mine but I've used it before and it's been an amazing experience for me. I love the freedom of wireless VR and the graphics are also very incredible.

I also love Beat Saber and Job Simulator. But My personal favorite is actually the Robo Recall. It's packed with so much fun especially when i'm shooting the robots.

I completely agree that Bulletstorm is a great fit for VR. I have a friend who has played the new VR version and he said it's a blast. I can say that the gameplay translates perfectly to VR.

15 minutes is a good starting point but I've had longer sessions, up to 1 hour, but I also agree because it can be eye straining and fatigue can be an issue.

That's an amazing news. I've actually been waiting for more games to support VR, and this mod sounds much like a game-changer to me. I'm very excited to try it out and experience some of my favorite games in a whole new way .

Demeter looks very amazing to me and the The idea of a mixed reality game that utilizes your real space is so innovative. I just kind of like how it reacts with the environment.

I'm intrigued by the game and the price point of $29.99 seems reasonable for a unique VR experience. I'm so curious to know more about the gameplay mechanics.

I agree that VR is becoming so popular, and many companies are really investing in the technology right now. What I do believe is that most games will eventually support VR in some way.

I haven't had the chance to try it out yet, but from what I've seen in reviews and videos, it's really an impressive device.

A Yu-Gi-Oh VR game would be incredible, especially with the Egyptian God Cards and Exodia in VR. I like Konami's decision to develop a VR game and it is indeed a great way to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the series.

I understand your reservations about Run or Die VR, but I think it will be unfair to actually compare it directly to Assassin's Creed VR because both games offer unique experiences.

VR Skater looks like an amazing game and the fact that it's coming to PSVR 2 makes it even more exciting. The reviews on Steam are very promising. I'm really hoping that VR Skater delivers.

This is a great recommendations. Assassin's Creed, Blade And Sorcery, and Skyrim VR are all fantastic choices for VR gamers. And If you're actually looking for something more relaxing, the Nature Treks VR and Tilt Brush are great options as well.

Microsoft's decision isn't surprising to me, because of their lukewarm investment in VR/AR technology. It's a very competitive market, and it's a shame that Microsoft's offerings didn't quite stand out.

Wanderer sounds like an incredibly unique and intriguing game to me. The time-traveling mechanic is incredibly unique and there are lots of creativity in the game.