Oh booh hoo. If people think they would be able to play full games like 8+ hrs in VR they are fooling themselves. Who wants to do that in anycase?. I think I would only be able to stomach 2hrs at best for some time. VR games will be between 20-60 for a reason.

👉 Working titles 👈

News 📰 Media ..destiny waits a negative article to get hits..all this past year..no real large mass problems, than bam 👊 right before launch a few games that are again..

👉 Work in progress👈

Is being made to 👀 look like there is a major problem with PSVR..😪

Can the media be anymore transparent ❔

Come on with a headline like that❔
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Guys, motion sickness has very little to do with framerates. Don't blame people getting sick because the demo dipped to 59fps or anything like that.

The Rift running at 90fps does not eliminate motion sickness. This has everything to do with people's own bodies and how their brain and eyes interpret something as being real, but their bodies are conflicted with that information because they aren't actually moving themselves. This conflicting information can definitely have ill effects on some users.

VR sickness is not something to joke about. You are going to see A LOT of PSVR users reporting in about how these things make them feel sick. It's just what comes with the territory. Lots of Rift/Vive users are experiencing the same thing. It's hard to describe, but like anything in life, the more you expose yourself to it, the better your body will handle it. My VR legs are almost there as I can play for extended play periods now without feeling sick.

Sickness Simulator VII
But hey, look at the brightside, you can actually make yourself sick and don’t have to fake/lie to get out of school/work!

Great...the author is a pussy that can't keep his lunch down in his stomach and he complains about it. If you can't handle it, don't do it.

Some people get seasick in boats, cars and planes, so he's one of these people, and he complains about it.

A similar thing came over me with Dreadhalls on Gear VR. Had to stop playing that one. That's the only one had an issue with though. Everything else has been great. Just can't wait until PSVR though!.

VR is bound to make some people sick regardless of how tested and refined the experience is. This article isn't really all that bad, The title is unnecessary, The author could have just as easily titled it positively and mentioned That RE Biohazard still needs refining before it's release date. He was positive about 5 games as well as mentioning that there are 5 plus indie VR games that he didn't name That his colleague Ashley Esqueda tried that were fantastic (probably didn't mention the game names to get us to read her article).

Overall, The worst part of the article is its unfortunate clickbait name.

Funny how almost all hands on impressions state the opposite of this stupid article.

Click bait lol

Lmao! Love my PS4 but no VR for me.

Man, you Sony fanboys are truly incapable of ANY criticism of Sony. Half the players could be projectile vomiting and you would tell them they are stupid and to walk it off.

I love how the first thing it says is Sony's big name VR games are disappointing. Yeah thats not flame bait right there.

I only had the chance to play Farpoint at E3 this year. Got to say I was floored at how good the demo was! And it was running on a normal ps4, amazing.

Having said that the Oculus screen is noticeably clearer in VR. But hey it's also like $200 more expensive.

Anyway, to any who has concerns about PSVR , no need to worry, it is an amazing experience

THE FUTURE OF GAMING!!!

Yeah I am definitely not getting a PSVR.

i had the same on the oculus dk1 on poorly coded games where the FR was all over the place,some games were fine, resi 7 is still in beta so hopefully this will be fixed by the time it is released

Leave Watchdogs 2 alone... XD

Gotta agree with the article. I tried almost every Vr game and this and farpoimt was pretty awful in that area. No buy for me

I have the Gear VR and for most games I am absolutely fine - but it's the ones that use both analog sticks on the controller that trigger nausea. Just looking around, flying, jumping etc. all feels great, it's just when you are turning a corner with your right stick instead of your head that feels all wrong. I found horror games like this and also VR Minecraft to be the absolute worst for nausea - and I am not even usually prone to it.

is this article for complete morons? lol if you get motion sickness from vr, it doesn't matter what hardware, peripheral, or gadget you're using- you're gonna get motion sickness. that's like saying, "here's the boat that's getting people seasick! only this boat though." like, wtf? lol

This tool bag again? This guy is the kind of moron who would drop a Cheerio and react by throwing his whole bowl of cereal at the wall. He's a dolt.

I am pretty sure some people can adapt,.. and some cannot,.. It is not for everybody to begin with,.. It is like sea sickness,.. Some people puke for months , some are ill for few days and get used to it quicker. I did hear many people had problems with resi 7,.. because how the movement works,.. but we will see.

THIS issue (motion sickness) will impact a significant number of potential customers. If the product/games are making people physically sick, that is pretty significant. I have played bad games before but never ones that have made me puke. As a point of note this issue is not isolated to the PSVR. It happens to people using Occulus as well. I think it is pretty signifcant detriment that will prevent wide spread adoption of this technology.

When ever your feeling weird just pause the game and close your eyes and breath slowly... Duh!

I got a gear vr and tested minecraft vr. Felt sick from the trick it plays on your system. It's something you need to train your body to understand that it's a game motion and not your body.

This was the reason why I didn't pre order a psvr. It's a lot of money for a tester into gaming vr and something that could be exciting to play but a sickness feeling that follows would disappoint.

"Sony's big-name PlayStation VR games are pretty disappointing"

Here's one Capcom is making that is making people sick, so PSVR is bad!

So cringey....it's sad.

Is RIGS making people sick, cause that game looks sick!

Plus dismissing new tech like this is unprofessional IMO.

Bah, CNET... if this is true and "dozen of journalists" felt the same, why are these crybabies the only ones whining about that?

You guys can beta test this for me at launch.

Maybe it's a lady thing, can't help but notice the three tweets were all from women, maybe it's the inherent lack of spacial awareness ladies have that makes them sick in VR

This is probally why Neo is coming

VR is gonna be cool. Of course it will not be for everyone, but i think it will be something fresh for videogaming. Its gonna be a very good end of year.

Nothing to be concerned about; new tech will always having teething troubles and VR can be a jarring experience the first time. Remember when 3DS launched and all the news outlets complained the effect was causing headaches and making people sick? Same principle here. PSVR will rock. as someone who owns a few headsets, I'm looking forward to having a console based HMD in my living room.

game looks like shit anyway

PSVR is so far away 😔. I want it now.

been hearing the same thing. They seem to be using a control scheme that is different from other VR games... and it's not working out for them. I'm guessing a control scheme change will happen in the near future.

So the article is about the game and some of the people here blame VR... I should blame my PC because I got dizzy from playing Octodad.. smh.

Most VR games that have any locomotion make me sick unless there is a cockpit of some sort. Not sure how they get around that.

Here is the problem. When the body thinks it's moving but it's not moving that's when you get motion sickness. The only way to avoid this is if you actually move along with the motions. And who the hell is going to want to exercise when playing a game? No one. Therefore VR is an automatic bust. Well, bust I mean in the long run, it won't last. Sony may actually do well just like the Wii did well but then died off.

I'm surprised to see others report the same nausea issues that I had after trying RE in VR. Until now, I basically thought it was all on me. In general, video games rarely get me motion sick, and I have already spent a fair amount of time with Gear VR and Oculus Rift.

Played a super fast-paced game on HTC Vive recently (Raw Data) and that didn't get me motion sick at all. I feel like the problem with RE (at least for some of us) is the speed of the camera movement. Luckily that is something which should be an easy fix. That's my hope!

Just came back from demoing PSVR at Best Buy. It was...good enough to be effective. The demo was Ocean Descent, which was basically my worst nightmare. and freaked me the f*** out...

Now that I'm settled and coherent again, thinking back on what I saw...the framerate was smooth, but graphically it was definitely not top tier. I suspect that at least part of that may be because it was Ocean Descent and not a AAA VR produciton. No adverse physical effects though, unless I just didn't play it long enough.

It actually makes me really wanna see Oculus Rift now, since that's supposed to be of higher quality.

Funny thing is that when I first started playing the original portal, it used to make me nauseous. I don't have that problem anymore thank goodness.

I thought they were going to say The Last Guardian after all these years...

This is the exception to psvr demo's.

I have a feeling the motion sickness will be something temporary and players will have to eventually get used to it. We all have to realize this is new and once people start to use it and play around with it, they will slowly ease their way into getting used to it.

I do not get motion sick and have had no issues with PSVR. Oculus has bothered me I played an underwater game at E3 and they could not get the clarity set. The other was a W.W. II fighter game and turns did get unsettling.

I said it then, I will say it now, and I will keep saying it in the future, VR is a gimmick. It may be fun for a while but I'm giving it at least 2 years of hype, then the hype will fad away.

That's to be expected, it's different from how the 3ds where giving people headaches, some people will have them some people won't, everyone's body is different and will react accordingly. Capcom as well as other studios have time to iron out the problem.

This PlayStation VR is sick!

face it the ps4 as it is is not powerful enough for vr get a pc and get over it

This site is so full of cry babies it's unreal. Get a grip & grow up. People can make a genuine critique without your ridiculously childish obsession for Sony being damaged.

Still early days. Im sure the kinks will be ironed out before release.

Or maybe the special editions will come with an exclusive branded sick bag :)

I read pretty much everything coming out of E3 (I own all three consoles) and never heard or read anything about games giving people motion sickness. There was some concern a few months ago about it, but it was aimed at all three platforms (Vive, Oculus and PSVR).
To single out PSVR just because, arguably, it's the most mainstream is a bit unfair. Motion sickness has long been an unfortunate by-product of VR, not just PSVR.

There are things the developpers can do about sim sickness, but in the end, it comes down to the fact that it's the possibility of people getting dizzy against some of the core game mechanics. What I'm tryna say is unless people are willing to crawl around the room and constantly bang into walls, lots of the key points of motion sickness can't be resolved right now. What can be resolved like M-M has said is the frame rate, but even that's not going to completely solve the problem. The truth is that these are still rather early days for VR, and many issues are yet to be resolved. Maybe in the future we'll have a pad that moves under our feet so that we can stay in the same place. And even if we can sort out all of this, it brings up the question: do we want games to be fully VR in the first place. I mean imagine playing the new Outlast with an Oculus, now imagine doing that while you move around and crouch. It won't be real life level, but it'll be scarily close. Now imagine that with photorealistic graphics, and where you can use your hands. A jumpscare is bad when you're looking at a screen, so like this, it just becomes unenjoyable. This is only really true for horror games, and there are many fun experiences (like Batman) to be had, but it goes to show that at some point in the future, the question will inevitably be raised.

That's really odd because I've been reading stacks of positive responses with many people saying they're now interested in PSVR. Perhaps some people have their filter set to 'narrow'.

Avoid vr. Hype

I really get tired of hearing about people whining over virtual sickness, I've never once felt anything other then excitement when I play VR, I just did a high speed roller coaster on my vr gear and I felt nothing but excitement.

Tell me again how the multiplatform strategy was supposed to fix everything. Look at your results and compare them to Nintendo, which keeps thriving with exclusives. Your loyal fans are gone. And let’s not forget the pile of IPs you purchased only to let them rot.

The worst thing is this is down from last years numbers/expectations which was down from the previous years numbers/expectations. You think about how long “down” has been a consistent part of the communication and you realize those subscriptions are what’s holding that boat together. The price cut of gamespass is still a price raise in a string of price raises. They are trying to use players to offset the missing revenue. Now call of duty is out of gamespass, which is literally WHY they bought the company. To draw people to the subscription. They realized they missed a boatload of money and that wasn’t sustainable. Now you pay for it like you would have if they never bought the company… so why buy the company? Mind you those billions still need to be paid back. Yeah it gives you a chance to say we make the biggest FPS… but the internal conversations must be brutal at high level on topics that really matter. Like revenue. Profitability. And ROI for the shopping spree.

Is this like the 10th quarter in a row they're down 33% on hardware how is that even mathematically possible. You would think their mediocrity would Plateau