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Re: PSVR Gets Its First Officially Licensed Foot Controller

Hipsters_tears

@Ruggafella this is something I've been thinking and reading about for a while actually - I've worked in VR for 3+ years now and have access to all the latest and upcoming headsets. Fact of the matter is that I wanna play some VR games seated. They are more comfortable that way.

As for 'whacking' - it can be argued that motion controls are less immersive when you can't feel the sword in your hand (as opposed to not worrying about it in the first place). Whacking controllers around in place of axes, etc feels gimmicky: they'll never be able to recreate weight or impact and will always separate should my sword get lodged in something and my hand continues moving. As for moving and turning, a stick and buttons are effortless and become second nature - by virtue of this for some applications and games a pad is better.

Obviously the reverse is true - there are some games that are better standing with motion controls.

Re: Review: Firewall Zero Hour (PS4)

Hipsters_tears

@get2sammyb unfair review - reads like you've marked them down for potentially having empty lobbies. As other's have said it's a valid concern but there's loads of people online right now, and your score is on metacritic :/

If you're getting drift you need to look at changing your setup - there's plenty of help to be had online here.