Patrick Gower has immersed himself in the new PlayStation VR2 technology and declared it a winner, saying he was "in so deep, I don't wanna come out."
During a session with the VR2 unit and various games, Gower was initially lukewarm on the promise made by the new technology.
"OK I'm bored," he said while playing Tetris Effect: Connected.
However, in a virtual kayak simulator, Gower really found his feet. Exploring the waters of Antarctica in the game, he spotted fish, bashed virtual ice and even tried to take a selfie, seemingly forgetting where he was.
"Wow, this is actually amazing, this is better than I ever thought it would be," Gower said of the Kayak VR: Mirage game.
And in the big launch title for the VR2 headset, Horizon: Call of the Mountain - a spinoff of the Horizon: Zero Dawn series - Gower found himself immersed in the world of mechanical dinosaurs, climbing and surviving.
"That was not a game - that was the future," he said at the end of the session.
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