Not a bad idea. Might be cheaper doing that and buying the 2 motion controller. Looks like we'd miss out on the demo disc though.
On the page it said it uses an UK adapter so it may not work in the USA. Be careful
Pretty sure the idea here is that some Sony exec says, we've got this move technology we never made any money on. How can we finally break even on it? Also, i'm sure the idea is that you'll need move controllers to have every possible VR experience, so they figure they can claim it that way and make a buck. I haven't tried VR, but if they're going to incorporate a bunch of motion controls into the experience, that seems like it would be a turn off for me unless there's some serious improvement in how motion controls work somehow.
One word: lamps.honestly if one was buying this just for a virtual theater..i'd rather but a projector and a screen... i have one and use it for movies the screen is 100" and I have it in my living room of my apartment...so doesn't really take up space. I mean imagine having a VR headset on your head for 2-3 hours watching a movie it'd be very uncomfortable. Also, I highly doubt this will be very useful for at least 1-2 years until games actually start coming out for it...you guys remember the ps4 camera everyone was excited about it when it first came out was even selling on ebay for like 150 dollars a people were buying it but then afterwards it turned out to be a piece of crap ... you got to use it for a virtual game room and a virtual pet or something. Games actually started figuring out way to avoid using it like just dance started using cell phones to track movements instead of the cam stuff..anyways it's up to everyone but I'd suggest waiting until this thing drops in price and if you're only buying it for a "virtual theater" experience I wouldn't ...especially if you may wanna watch movies with other people at the same time...2+ heads don't fit inside one headset
I got the move controllers used from gamestop for $13 each. Save $10-15 if you don't mind used
Being a long-time gamer spanning over 3 decades, I have eagerly waited for the day VR can finally be available for the home. Well, it's here. I have no delusions that these first-wave VR bundles are going to be mainstream but we've come a long way from those simplistic polygonal worlds of early VR applications. Though not pretty, they were promising but what I'm expecting today is leaps and bounds beyond that. I don't believe VR will be as niche as something like Google Glass, because VR is capable of having multiple uses in not only gaming but possibly be huge for education. If gaming can be enhanced to truly give you that feeling of "being there" that is a huge step above just gaming sitting there in front of a tv. If I can play my favorite kind of games-sports, racing and role-playing, in a realistic VR world, it'll truly be exciting. All it takes is one or two killer games to really kick it off. I don't care if it's a paintball FPS but if it's capable of giving you that real feel of being in a real paintball game, then it accomplished its mission.
What are you talking about? You've always had to put down a deposit at game stop. This is nothing new.
$5 is only for standard games or cheaper items.
Because some people have none of the needed items, while others (Like myself) already have the Camera and/or Move Controllers.
ing support them the first time, then decide to over those who did.
Anything over $100 has always been a $25 deposit. $200+ was $50.
It's possible that the employee was off on his dates. The computer shows 3/22 (Tuesday) and it is register locked in that it isn't even in their system yet.
Yes. It is. What does this look like?
