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Can't believe it's almost been a year since the PSVR launch.
Here's my takeaway from the first year:
-There's still a long road ahead, but developers are quickly learning what works and what doesn't work. Hopefully they'll lock down some form of pricing on these things though. Some titles are 1 hour and cost 40 bucks while others are endless, have more content, and 3 bucks.
-I find that VR is my preferred way of gaming. If a game doesn't have VR included, my interest plummet quite a bit.
-That being said, VR gaming is still more of a "thing" to do as opposed to a leisurely gaming night. When I come home exhausted from work, pulling out the table to make space and strapping on a headset isn't exactly what I'd call relaxing. VR isn't for unwinding, basically. It's too immersive to just zone out and relax.
-The Aim Controller is fantastic and every developer working on a VR shooter should be utilizing it.
-The best part of owning one now is introducing it to people. There's just something about watching friends experience it for the first time that's just super satisfying.
-Despite the lack of a must-have exclusive VR title, I still think Year 1 was a strong debut year. There's a ton of great games out there and I'm still excited to see what new experiences the next year brings.
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