I could manage about one level at a time before needing to take the headset off and take a break, because of motion sickness + how uncomfortable the whole thing was.

I really enjoyed using my friend's VR headset to slowly play through Half-Life: Alyx. Even if the hardware does get really good, I'm not entirely sure how easy it is for manufacturers to convince families that headsets are a good purchase. Throwing on a VR headset feels a lot more antisocial than watching TV or tinkering on your phone in the living room because you're wearing a giant headset that separates you from the real world. I think there might be some other factors at play, too. PSVR is slightly heavier, but is at least slightly more comfortable than the Quest due to its weight distribution. The Quest is 503g on your head, and this headset in particular doesn't distribute weight very well. * They're too heavy! People complain about a 240g iPhone being too heavy in the hand. For roughly the same price as a Quest you can get an iPhone SE which is going to offer significantly more value to the average person I can afford one pretty easily, but most people can't. Wearing contacts isn't an option for a lot of people. The original PSVR worked around the issue by pushing the lends out so you could comfortably wear glasses and the headset, but none of the modern headsets afaik include this affordance. * If you're short-sighted and wear glasses, then the picture will be blurry for you. * Motion sickness is still a really big problem IMO the hardware simply isn't good enough for the mass market yet.

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