Although I do get slight simulation sickness from the more fast-paced games, the experience is well worth it. For those of you worried about simulation sickness, I hope my experience helps you to make a more educated purchase decision. Don't rush it and try to MLG everything right off of the start. My plan is to slowly increase my exposure to the VR environment over time and take breaks (especially after fast paced gameplay). Other games like Eve Valkyrie and Rigs gave me slight feelings of simulation sickness if I did fast maneuvers but as long as I was either chewing gum or had a fan blowing on my room I was able to play these games without any issues. Thats when the simulation sickness hit me.
When I tried to recenter myself I ended up overcorrecting and doing a couple of donuts. I had no trouble driving thro ugh the first three laps and actually managed to get into first place, but towards the end of my third lap I took a turn too hard and spun out. I got the worst simulation sickness from driveclub VR but it seemed to mainly be my fault. When the game started to take rapid jumps and track changes, I had to stop playing. The game that made me feel nautious first was the rez infinite demo. None of the VR Worlds games/demos made me feel ill. I have experienced some simulation sickness as well. I had a lot of motion sickness when I was younger - especially when travelling in the back seat of a car.
VR is so fun, having an affordable option brings this incredible experience into my home. Took only minutes to set up, the VR headset is light and comfortable, my TurtleBeach Stealth 520 headset fit comfortably on top (so you dont have to use earbuds). Sony has done a fantastic job with the Playstation VR headset. Great Experience - Note to those worried about simulation sickness
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