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Which comes with a DAS built in, SEVEN Free games, and is $200 less.
Just giving folks options here.
Notice that Amazon says in Vive's description: "SteamVR Tracking provides the best experience possible", but in Oculus Rift page https://www.amazon.com/Oculus-Touch-Virtual-Reality-System-pc/dp/B073X8N1YW/ref=sr_1_3?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1512991312&sr=1-3&keywords=oculus%2Brift&th=1 they never use the word 'best' anywhere
I wouldn't advise a PSVR unless you plan to use it on a PS4.
I might use it on my PS4 time to time. Specially when I'm on my pc and my niece and mom wants to play something.
If you buy an Oculus 2 sensors are included with decent tracking and you can add extra sensors for more accurate tracking. As a minimum I would suggest an active USB cable extension to bring the second sensor to the opposite corner of your room to the first. Three or four sensors (bought separately) are ideal, but maybe not needed in such a small area.
I thought this product has no sensors included because I can't find it in the description. Then I just looked at it again and tried to find that detail, and found it on one of the images. It means there are already 2 sensors included? If yes, then I'll really get the extra sensor to make it 3 sensors in total. Would this be enough to let me play the games I want in a small area of 1.5m x 1.5m to 2m x 2m?
60 year old: Google Earth, Batter Up.
My mother is quite a casual gamer, lately she got a lot of interest on Dead by Daylight, I just don't let her play that game. lol
Thanks for the information.
If this Rift do really come with 2 sensors, I'll definitely get it with an extra sensor. I just can't find it in the details, though there are really 2 in one of the pics. But, are the headset/goggles, 2 controllers, and 2-3 sensors are enough for me to play the games I mentioned and most of the other vr games for a small space as 1.5-2m x 1.5-2m? both on standing and sitting?
Though Vive is still quite pricey for me because of the high ForEx.
