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@glassmusic well I think the fact that they've mentioned their focus on 3D/binaural audio and VR is a sign of great things to come. Plus we've seen some really interesting vr-related patents come from Sony recently. I have a feeling we're going to see full 3D audio support with their headsets for all 1st party games and a wireless PSVR 2 with inside out tracking and hand tracking. That's certainly more revolutionary than anything Microsoft has shown for the XBSX. I also think there will be full BC with PS3/PS4, tho I'm less certain if we'll see it for the older legacy consoles too

@Heavyarms55 Well I'm sure that Sony has some cool things up their sleeve with their stated focus on 3D audio and VR. I have a feeling we're going to see a wireless PSVR 2 down the line with inside out tracking and hand tracking. I have complete faith in Sony, they haven't really let me down yet

@BAMozzy I play Skyrim with free motion (no teleporting) with the move controllers while laying in my bed in a half seated position lol. U don't need to stand to play and imo its the most fun I've ever had with Skyrim even tho I've put over 400+ hours into it on other systems. The sense of scale with PSVR is incredible and firing arrows with the same movements you'd use IRL is sooo much fun and very immersive. So I HIGHLY recommend picking up Skyrim tbh. Getting the bundle was the best $350 I've ever spent period

@BowTiesAreCool u don't have to teleport with the move controllers so that dev must've been mistaken. Playing with the move controllers with free motion has been a transformative gaming experience. Most fun I've had with a game in a looong time lol

@Bobobiwan you can also move freely with the move controllers instead of teleporting and imo that's the best way to play. It's 10x more immersive and works really well ime and I've already put over 25 hours into Skyrim VR with the move controllers and I only got it 2 weeks ago lol

@1ManAndHisDroid I haven't had any issues in the 25+ hours I've put into Skyrim VR and let me just say, I've put over 400 hours into Skyrim on other consoles but VR has made it fresh again and playing with the move controllers and free motion (no teleporting) is soooo immersive and incredibly fun and empowering. Rapid Firing arrows with the same motions you'd use IRL is just frickin fun as hell 😁

@bbq_boy u can play with free motion with the controller or the move controllers, u don't have to teleport. Imo playing with the moves is the only way to play cuz it's sooo immersive and works awesome imo. Firing arrows with the same motions you'd use irl is soooo much fun and very empowering

@Imagremlin playing with the move controllers is the only way to play Skyrim VR imo. It's sooo immersive and works really well imo. Being able to shoot spells out of both hands in different directions is awesome but the real winner is firing arrows with the same movement you'd use IRL. I'm so good at it after a few hours that there can be 5 enemies near me and i can rapid fire arrows to kill em all in about 20 seconds lol

@Deadstanley you can, u don't have to teleport. Playing with free motion on the move controllers is amazing and works really well imo

@Bad-MuthaAdebisi this guy doesn't know what he's talking about, u don't have to teleport cuz free movement is an option as well. I have Skyrim VR and even tho I've already put at least 400 hours into it on other consoles and ports, VR has made it fresh again. Playing with the move controllers is so amazing after the 30 minute learning curve. I find it very easy to play with the move controllers and being able to fire arrows with the same motion you'd use in real life is very empowering and so is firing different spells from both hands in separate directions. It's to the point now where i can rapid fire arrows at 5 enemies and kill them all within seconds. It's soooo much fun, I promise you. Get it, u won't regret it. Oh and the loading screens aren't as bothersome as in RE7 where they can last several minutes