Sony - PlayStation VR Borderlands 2 VR and Beat Saber Bundle

I gave my daughter and family this as a Christmas gift. She posted on Facebook that it was the best gift ever. We played on Christmas day and just had a blast. So much fun. So realistic that my daughter's boyfriend dropped to his knees when the game put him on a cliff.

I’m very happy with my Borderlands / Beat Saber PSVR Bundle. If you’re a fan of virtual reality tech, and you have a PS4, don’t skip this item!

The VR system was very easy to set up. No problems. Once calibrated, it was and is fun and immersive.

This is by far the most fun for a family. The games are so realistic.

I love the vr headset it’s the best. The games are great

My husband wanted to buy this, but I had fun playing.

Good gaming for teenagers. Keeps them active and entertained.

I had a chance to play VR about 2 years back (2016) on the Oculus Rift-- right before it was hitting the market-- and the experience I had was HORRIBLE. It caused me a terrible amount of motion-sickness, and I had basically vowed within myself that "Yeah, VR is not for me... I'm out." Fast forward to today, and there's a number of VR sets that have leapt out into the playing field: the HTC Vive, Google Daydream, and the Samsung Gear (just to name a few). But the big one that I kept hearing about: Playstation VR. As an enormous Playstation fan in general (I have over 300+ games on my PS4), I'd always contemplated trying out the PSVR. Not as much for seeing if I'd like the VR, but more in terms of being able to say as a fan, "I've tried that." However, with no retailers within a 100 mile radius from me offering the 'Playstation VR Experience,' then combined with the $249 price point for the holidays, and after constantly thinking about it for months (lol), I opted to just pick it up and try it out. What did I have to lose? To be honest, I was hesitant to try out VR again given my prior experience. But at the same time I was excited to see someone like Sony (who really knows about gaming) giving a try at this new technology, because if anyone had a shot of nailing it: it was Sony. And let me tell you the PSVR is easily, for all intents and purposes, the best VR headset I've ever used. Needless to say: I'm keeping it! It's impressive because setting it all up on your system is fairly simple. Sure, there was a bit of trial-and-error I had to do in terms of adjusting and angling the camera so that it would point in the right spot; but in general it was super easy. I got the Beat Saber and Borderlands 2 bundle, and I must say, I think those two games are wonderful as a start point to VR. Beat Saber is essentially Guitar Hero, but using a l̶i̶g̶h̶t̶beat saber to slice and dice the notes coming your way. Then with Borderlands 2, it's a super polished game, and a great way to try first-person shooters in VR. I also picked up both AstroBot: Rescue Mission and Moss. AstroBot plays a bit like a 3D Mario game (say Mario64 or Galaxy), but the main difference being that you use your head to change the view (camera), and then control your character within that space. Moss is similar, but doesn't have the same fluidity of movement. It's more of a game where you move you character to a place, and then manipulate the world around him in order to progress further... A lot more puzzle-based! On paper, these things don't sound too dazzling, but these two games seriously redefined gaming for me. After Playstation's E3 event last year, it seems that the company is indeed doubling-down on the PSVR and putting more of an emphasis on getting new content to it-- which I'm super happy about! All in all, I'd say that the PSVR is totally worth it at the current price ($249). It's comfortable, it works well, and it looks like it'll be receiving a great deal of support down the line. Very excited to see what other amazing experiences it will have to offer in the future.