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  • Aug 1, 2020

    They got one PSVR set at gamestop right now but it's at the tail end of the gen and its 350

    If sony bout to send out an updated version I'm thinking of waiting or going for an oculus rift but I think them s***s like 400-500.

    Is it really all that? Seems like alot for 95% mid tier games

  • Aug 1, 2020
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    Feel like my moneys better spent on a PS5 tbh I'd hate to buy a PSVR and then they get the new version early 2021

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    Bo Ceephus

    Feel like my moneys better spent on a PS5 tbh I'd hate to buy a PSVR and then they get the new version early 2021

    Wait for the PS5 imo

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    CLBparadise

    Wait for the PS5 imo

    Probably a good idea. I at least know I'm getting fire with the PS5.

    VR is totally new to me and it leaves too much up in the air

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Aug 1, 2020
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    Bo Ceephus

    Probably a good idea. I at least know I'm getting fire with the PS5.

    VR is totally new to me and it leaves too much up in the air

    PSVR... no

    PC VR.... yes

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Aug 1, 2020

    But wait for PS5 version if you getting console VR

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    Kr0niic

    PSVR... no

    PC VR.... yes

    Can you explain what makes oculus worth it

  • Kr0niic ☘️
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    Bo Ceephus

    Can you explain what makes oculus worth it

    If you have a pc that can run the games. There’s much more options on pc. Mod support (needed for games like beat saber. S*** adds 100+ more hours of gameplay easily). Better games (half life Alyx a serious goty contender). The hardware itself is better than the console equivalent. And it won’t just be “out of date” when new games come out (say for ps5 and pc) as it should always support it (for the foreseeable future)

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Aug 1, 2020

    Also if we gonna be honest you can pirate VR games on pc lots of 2 hour games being sold for 30$ + just cause it’s VR

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    Kr0niic

    If you have a pc that can run the games. There’s much more options on pc. Mod support (needed for games like beat saber. S*** adds 100+ more hours of gameplay easily). Better games (half life Alyx a serious goty contender). The hardware itself is better than the console equivalent. And it won’t just be “out of date” when new games come out (say for ps5 and pc) as it should always support it (for the foreseeable future)

    So if I get the newest oculus with this stimulus check coming do you think I'll be able to play the newest games for at least 3 years?

    That's a big deal breaker for me. If I can play the newest games for at least 3-4 years it seems like a worthy deal.

    I think I got a decent pc. I got a alienware I think r6.

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Aug 1, 2020
    Bo Ceephus

    So if I get the newest oculus with this stimulus check coming do you think I'll be able to play the newest games for at least 3 years?

    That's a big deal breaker for me. If I can play the newest games for at least 3-4 years it seems like a worthy deal.

    I think I got a decent pc. I got a alienware I think r6.

    It depends on your computer. Not the headset. Hell I think you could use a rift S for the entire bed console generation. Will there be better headsets and controllers during that time? 100%. But I don’t think the rift S will become “unsupported” in games any time soon. Hell even the oculus dev kits are still supported.

    And your alien ware. I’d have to know the specs.

    But I’d say anything a 1070 And above should be fine for now

  • Resident Evil 7 in VR was life changing

    Craziest thing I’ve ever experienced in all my years of gaming

    But that’s literally the only thing that the PSVR was good for everything else is pretty much 30+ minute “experiences”