In reply to a post by time2die:

Prefer your own quotes ,they are even more ridiculous

Oh the irony....

Butlins had a VR unit quite a few years ago - wasn't particularly good (graphically or healthwise )

Liar you be the one and only one on here........

Swanny when its about £9.99 in 2022.

London heist and the guy playing it looks ridiculous to say the least,seriously are you expecting me to believe that Nelly Move controllers in hand and a contraption strapped on his head is going to enjoy this VR.........

Sorry to disappoint but like games i generally buy before the rest i won't be the test pilot on this venture........No Sir.

Guess if i was about 20 i might be somewhat interested,more interested in a Motion controlled stair lift

Edited by time2die (Tue 25-Aug-15 16:48:32)

In reply to a post by time2die:

Liar you be the one and only one on here........

It get's lonely up here on the roof, especially when people are happy to watch from afar as you stick your head above the parapet.

Internet commenters are conspicuous by their absence at times, but this forum has always had considerably more viewers than participants. It would be interesting to get more considered opinions. I can't say that Sony's Morpheus will bring the number of titles required to stay relevant before a hardware refresh is required. But I guarantee driving officianados will love it and will be singing its praises web wide. That alone should see it sell. As for the Occulus Rift with PC power to harness, the possibilities are almost infinite.

It's here to stay this time, but in what numbers initially is the real question.