If you have to ask it than it doesn't have any. I think the PSVR is a nice distraction but show us an Uncharted like game that uses the device to its full potential.

RIGS got tons of positive responses this weekend.

They just need to show more of the AAA games that will have integrated VR instead of mostly just showing the gimmicky games. Games like: Adrift, GT Sport, Robinson, Eve Valkyrie, RIGS, DriveClub, No Man's Sky, Dreams, ARK Survival, FFXIV, Ace Combat 7, War Thunder should be the focus if they want to sell it to casual gamers.

There are so many games coming and vr compatible games for it that this is a mute point.not everyone plays the same type of games.

But if there was one, then it would have to be something like Sports Champions VR. That would cover many bases and would still be fun for everybody without being teen or M rated.
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PSVR needs Wipeout. And if Sony aren't working on bringing Wipeout to VR, they are crazy.

Rigs could be good though. It depends on how well its community develops.

Gran Turismo being compatible with PSVR will help the device a lot.

Yes, I can't see games like 100ft robot golf or Eagle selling it tbh. Psychonaughts, Rez, Ace Combat 7 etc will all be mind blowing experiences but once again, on paper none of them have the sort of mass appeal to give VR the success Sony wants it to have.

I still think they are holding off showing No Mans Sky VR, I thought it was going to be shown today, but Shu stated in late October they weren't really ready to announce a price and date for while becuase they are still getting software ready.

That being said I think Sony will hold another event, for PSVR in January/February and with it they will announce Price/ release date. Also I'm hoping they will show off No Mans Sky and say here's the reason you need a PSVR. If you notice everyone is dodging the question not denying the existence of No Mans Sky VR, which to me says its in the works. Maybe it wasn't ready to show yet at the PSX or Maybe they are waiting to show it off when they announce the price and release date, I think it's a little of both. So yes I think it will need a killer app or apps, that doesn't mean it has to be no mans sky, but Maybe Eve Valkyrie, GT Sport or Ace Combat might be it or something we haven't tried. Grrrr I can't wait to hear more!!

After psx, this thing is going to flop hard.... pull the plug sony

A few things. First off Sony has never had the 'one killer app' approach. Gran Turismo may be your killer app and God of War is mine... etc... It should go without saying that the popularity of the PlayStation brand is based on the diversity it brings and they will hopefully continue this approach with VR.

Plus killer apps with VR it's not as simple as throwing AAA budgets at it or shoehorning existing Genre kings into VR. We are literally talking wild west uncharted territory stuff here.

Now of course some existing genres/games will be a good fit and we will have AAA games with VR supported modes (Drive Club, Dreams, Gran Turismo, etc). But really, due to it's unique nature, I don't think the killer apps will be found for some time. And when they are found they will likely not be what people are expecting (That's what's exciting about it!!!)

The need to experiment in the VR space, plus the low install base nature of peripherals (max they sell like 20-25 mil of these by end of console cycle), means most software will likely come in the form of smaller budgeted indi sized experiments and projects or non-gaming experiences that could help adoption like virtual Netflix Cinemas, virtual tourism, roller coasters, shopping, etc...etc..

The interesting thing is that's the direction the market has been going anyway. I wouldn't say AAA is dying or anything that extreme, but we have definitely seen a move toward a market that's much more supportive of smaller projects.

All I can say is it will be interesting to see what the killer apps turn out to be. My personal time with the device has me sold and I look forward to being surprised by what ever they come up with!

For it to succeed it's needs to differentiate itself from past novel failures like Kinect and Move. It needs to bring gaming experience similar to console gaming. It needs to bring movie experiences, maybe music, be diverse. Limit the gimmick factor. Limit party games. Limit the amount of shovelware. Treat it as a console launch. Doing that will bring success.