I’ve demo’d VR to friends and family. Some can handle it while others lose their shit.

Great idea!

I’ve used Rift, Vive and PSVR. It has nothing to do with the HMD, just people’s tolerance will vary.

I would say some games. I do sim racing and flight sim in VR too, and those are more impactful. 

That’s awesome, but my only issue is that I can’t play VR for more than an hour before I get uncomfortable.

It would be easy money for them if they released Wind Waker and Twilight Princess for the Switch. I know Zelda fans that didn’t own a Wii U, but they have a Switch.

Killer Instinct and MK11 have pretty good netcode. SF5 and Tekken 7 are average. Some of these fighting games I’ve been able to play smoothly with people in Asia and Europe.

I would definitely pay for DLC that fixes the trash netcode. Sadly, it’s a fun game that I only enjoy locally.

Bye Gita and Josh. Good luck!

Imagine if Battlefront and Battlefield had official mod support.

Nintendo wasn’t the first company to try out similar concepts. Even Razer had a portable device with two controllers.

It looks amazing!

If you do this for humans, you gotta do it for gnomes and other races too. Blizzard opened up an unnecessary can of worms.

I like the show, and the opening theme is pretty good too.

It’s pretty awesome.

I really liked the X-Wing VR mission on Battlefront PS4. It’s a shame they didn’t want to make more content like that.

I was hoping for a X-Wing VR game, but this looks awesome too. If you haven’t tried VR yet, I would totally recommend it.

That’s no excuse! I got to level 60 in 3 weeks, beat Iceborne and Gears 5. I’m currently playing Link’s Awakening when I’m out of the house.

We’ve got over 300+ people from the Frostwolf realm on the Fairbanks server. It’s been pretty cool talking to old players, and it’s been way better than a high school reunion.

Remedy has always made cool games, and they deserve the money.