u/DowntheRabbitHole0

It just occurred to me.... you can play Pinball FX VR in seated position, right? Seems super basic but then again I hear you have to play Pavlov in standing position so now I'm second guessing what seems logical.

I know we don't have Pinball FX VR on PSVR2 yet, but I'm assuming some one here has both headsets and can answer?

I see Hitman World of Assassination Part One is 80% off in the big sale and I'm tempted.

I don't really want to play the game, the action looks a bit too intense for my liking.

But I know many have recommended it as simply a walking simulator. Strolling around without engaging in any of the events that trigger the mission is half the fun.

According to the listing there are six locations in Part One, right?

Now I know Hitman WOA has a crazy spreadsheet of how to get all the content running on PSVR2 so I just want to ask around here: if I get Part One on the present sale can I walk around six locations if I just want an interesting stroll? At this price I kinda want to try it out.

I'm curious about buying the Hyperkin SNES mouse so I watched a review from Modern Vintage Gamer. He said trying to plug the new mouse in was a bit tight and might lead to wear and tear. Admittedly his video is from many years ago so I just wonder did Hyperkin ever fix this? If I buy the mouse nowadays is it likely to fit just fine?

Hi there, after yesterday's announcement that Pinball FX VR is finally coming to my platform (PSVR2) I am intending to buy every table ever released. What I'm wondering from those of you who own the game is, how do I store all of them in the virtual arcade? Is it like the older Zen Pinball VR where there's like six spots with tables and I click a button to swap out one machine for another? Or is there actually enough space in this version for everything I can buy?

Looking forward to joining the family! :)

I know the Genesis version of Smash TV lets me play using both d-pads of both controllers to mimic the twin stick game play. Clearly this mode is single player only so I'm just wondering, does single player mode have less enemies or any other differences from two-player mode?

I assume a game I saw on my roommate's Mac counts as "PC"

It was essentially Asteroids but your ship was blue in color and the perspective was slightly isometric as opposed to straight from above like the arcade original.

I can't remember but either when you die or when you finish a level there's a voice that shouts "YAHOOO!"

Hi all, I'm getting an Echo for my mother and her apartment is not very large (maybe 1000 square feet). She does have an Irish accent though and might need to ask Alexa things from the other side of the place.

Is the Dot or the Pop better at hearing commands from another room? I'm just deciding which to buy here.

EDIT: I have a workaround / tip.

Don't think of the Trim wheel like a dial that you need to grab and turn the same way you would turn a knob. Think of it instead like a trackpad on a laptop.

Put your finger on it in one place and then slide your finger up or down. It gives you a much better level of control. I did way better with Trim after changing to this style of play.

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I'm on the training mission to learn Trim (got my PPL now working toward commercial airplane) and it's hard with the VR controllers. I can manage with the standard game pad but does anyone have tips on how to turn the Trim wheel using the VR controllers without the wheel going too far / fast? I'm constantly either climbing or going to a nose drive cuz the Trim wheel sensitivity is too touchy.