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Originally Posted by Zivouhr
I think I need a good few hours to play it at a time as with PS4, it needs all of the front 2 USB ports to work, and then I need a way to plug in a controller and the USB External HDD too. I think I need to install all the PSVR games directly onto the PS4 so I can have a corded controller at the same time. The initial set up can be a hassle sometimes with the USB port saying the headset is not connected nonsense, even though I'm looking through it when it says that.
Did you complete all of the games you bought for PSVR 1? I have a few to complete.
I never completed Moss 2 VR, or Along Together VR, as I got stuck and couldn't get past those puzzles.
Then some other games just weren't worth completing or too difficult/not fun. Too many other things to do.
Do you watch blu ray 3D movies on your PSVR1? I will watch blu ray 3D on it when the disc doesn't work on my PS3 for my 3D projector in the other room.
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I was stuck on the drum puzzle in Xing, that absolutely did my head in, I really wanted to do it too as I was enjoying the game, it was kind of beautiful.
I also have a couple of missions to complete on IEYTD2.
I watched a few 3D films as a novelty, but I use my projector or tv as a rule (I have a spare 3D tv that still works fine).
There was something magical about first gen VR, it kind of felt like the days of the Atari, with all the exciting future possibilities.