This quickly became the best PSVR2 game. Unfortunately kinda hidden in CES instead of a more gaming-related event or more presence in PlayStation’s own marketing, but maybe that part will come around the launch.
This is what was hoped to be possible with their tech. Still curious to see more with hands-on coverage since it does bring a price tag that isn’t insignificant given it being dedicated to PS5 rather than being open to PC compliance as others have done (hopefully that might come via 3rd party if Sony doesn’t officially support it.)
There honestly is such a thing as VR "sea legs". There can definitely be a period before you become familiar with it.
It can cause discomfort or motion sickness initially and do take that seriously (it will only help to listen to what your body tells you). That sensation can last for a good while after, at first. Thankfully, from my experience, that period of getting “sea legs” is reasonably short-lived, and you can enjoy as you'd like.
There have also been people that had zero issues at all from the start (that wasn't me.) I’m sure there are some others that just never quite feel right.
Meanwhile, the fact that people can play active games like Beat Saber and traversal games where the camera is never stationary shows it can definitely become what's effectively a non-issue.
Also, for GT7, the fact that you're not expecting your own body movement to do anything, unlike walking around or anything like that (since VR obviously isn't 1:1 in that regard), and how the movement is fairly expected & limited to a fairly flat terrain will help this not be too big of a leap. I think GTS had some comfort settings as well (expecting this to be a bit better for comfort, too.)
You also probably shouldn't jump into the Tomahawk or anything right away... you wouldn't feel comfortable driving that in person so you likely won't feel the best about it in VR. You have to kinda get to know the driving experience, too.
