@PuppetMaster There are many different types of games for it, and less than half of them require you to "wiggle yourself" to play. Most shooters are played with normal controllers, only requiring you to aim to shoot. Racing games can be played normally or with a steering wheel, only letting you turn your head in addition. Platformer like Astro Bot and Max Mustard are played normally, but the characters move "right in front of you". And 99% of the other games require slow and deliberate movements, not "wiggling"
@GamingFan4Lyf VR in the 90s is a whole different thing than now, nausea issues included. I played it back then and I've been playing it now since 2016. And even since 2016 the little nausea that still came has been SO much improved. And if you're extremely sensitive, like a friend of mine is, it will completely disappear after a session or two. I think you can safely buy in now.
@Pinkman You're definitely missing something then. Literally less than 5% of the games are zombie shooters. Also, every one of them are good.
But if you want something else, I can recommend Tetris, Moss, Ghostbusters, GT7 (of course), Synapse, Garden of the Sea, Demeo, Crossfire, Walkabout Minigolf, Ghost Signal, Humanity, The Room, Townsmen, and /or A Fisherman's Tale, to name a few.
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Re: PSVR2 Sales Explode After Sony's Deep Price Cut, Up More than 2000%
@PuppetMaster Eh. Your loss.
Re: PSVR2 Sales Explode After Sony's Deep Price Cut, Up More than 2000%
@PuppetMaster There are many different types of games for it, and less than half of them require you to "wiggle yourself" to play. Most shooters are played with normal controllers, only requiring you to aim to shoot. Racing games can be played normally or with a steering wheel, only letting you turn your head in addition. Platformer like Astro Bot and Max Mustard are played normally, but the characters move "right in front of you". And 99% of the other games require slow and deliberate movements, not "wiggling"
Re: PSVR2 Sales Explode After Sony's Deep Price Cut, Up More than 2000%
@GamingFan4Lyf VR in the 90s is a whole different thing than now, nausea issues included. I played it back then and I've been playing it now since 2016. And even since 2016 the little nausea that still came has been SO much improved. And if you're extremely sensitive, like a friend of mine is, it will completely disappear after a session or two. I think you can safely buy in now.
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@Pinkman You're definitely missing something then. Literally less than 5% of the games are zombie shooters. Also, every one of them are good.
But if you want something else, I can recommend Tetris, Moss, Ghostbusters, GT7 (of course), Synapse, Garden of the Sea, Demeo, Crossfire, Walkabout Minigolf, Ghost Signal, Humanity, The Room, Townsmen, and /or A Fisherman's Tale, to name a few.