paul24878306
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So - I have my PS4 in the lounge, connected to the family TV - but that restricts my time - and the wife often huffs and puffs.
When I initially bought the PS4 on release it was in my man-cave, with a 42" plasma on the wall, but that stopped working, hence the move downstairs.
I am now in the position financially to move back into "my" room, and need a new screen.
Choices are a good 27" gaming monitor, an average 32" gaming monitor, or a PS VR.
The benefits of the VR are obvious. Access to the new genre of games BUT the downside, from what I read, is the reduced definition display using Cinematic mode.
So - which way to go? PsVr would be better from a "position " perspective, with using my driving wheel easier than looking up at a monitor, but Im only ever likely to get 1 or 2 VR specific titles. Gamnes like Fifa, Witcher and Project cars would get much more time. Would I really notice the display issue - or am I better off just getting a decent monitor (low input lag - 1-4ms).
When I initially bought the PS4 on release it was in my man-cave, with a 42" plasma on the wall, but that stopped working, hence the move downstairs.
I am now in the position financially to move back into "my" room, and need a new screen.
Choices are a good 27" gaming monitor, an average 32" gaming monitor, or a PS VR.
The benefits of the VR are obvious. Access to the new genre of games BUT the downside, from what I read, is the reduced definition display using Cinematic mode.
So - which way to go? PsVr would be better from a "position " perspective, with using my driving wheel easier than looking up at a monitor, but Im only ever likely to get 1 or 2 VR specific titles. Gamnes like Fifa, Witcher and Project cars would get much more time. Would I really notice the display issue - or am I better off just getting a decent monitor (low input lag - 1-4ms).
