Oculus Quest 2

[IrishRazor82]

Arriving tomorrow. Looking for game recommendations from those who've played. Ideally want one good "sit and go game" that can be passed around for visitors, say a 30 minute session. Then another "story mode" game where I can save and sink hours upon hours into. Games on my radar:

- Arizona Sunshine
- Resident Evil 4
- Half Life
- Walking Dead: Sinners & Saints

 

[ACamp1900]

Interesting,… I’d love an honest report in about two weeks time.

 

[DONTH8]

You may be better off responding in the Video Game thread instead of creating a separate one. @ulukinatme might know a thing or two and could help. I almost missed this thread on the first review, and it's the only reason I am suggesting the tip! I too am interested in your experience and thoughts after using the system.

What video game are you playing?

I couldn’t help myself… Pokémon Legends: Arceus jumped the rest of my gaming to-play list. I was too curious about the new gameplay. So far, I’m about 1.5 hours in and still kind of in the hand-holding stage with tutorials, but loving it anyway. The open-world mechanics aren’t too shabby, and...

www.irishenvy.com

 

[Blazers46]

Super Hot is a must
Beat Saber
I do boxing for the workout.

 

[NorthDakota]

How are the graphics on them things?

 

[greyhammer90]

How are the graphics on them things?

I've done a few demos only for a few minutes at a time. The graphics are fuzzy but it doesn't matter much because the ability of your brain to immediately accept the reality presented to you as real is pretty unbelievable. The real magic of VR to me isn't the tech, it's the realization that you are much easier to fool than you think. My brain forgot I was in a VR demo in about 2 minutes, not 10. I used to laugh at the videos of people falling over in VR because they think they can lean their elbows on a table in the game (and I still do), but it's crazy how easily I could see myself doing the same thing.