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azuarc posted...

I would consider trying VR if I could find somewhere to see what it's like before I buy. I've had some issues lately with staring at certain displays or certain games, and the last thing I want to do is invest a ton of time, money, and motivation into a piece of hardware that I'm not going to enjoy (either literally or because I can't continue to focus on it.)

They sell the Quest 2 at Costco. You could try it and return it if you don't like it?

Having tried it over the holidays, VR was awesome as long as I wasn't moving inside the headset. So stuff like Beat Saber and SuperHot were fine. As soon as movement happened (i.e. riding a roller coaster or moving with the analog sticks) my brain and my stomach noped out real quick. I'm sure you eventually get your "VR legs" (someone here mentioned pointing a fan at your face) but I didn't have enough time with it to get to that point.