That's the default behaviour for playing all normal PS4 games in PSVR. It's a bit rubbish though, I don't know that you'd use it for anything when you have a perfectly good telly right there.

I might take my Daydream on my next international flight. Mobile VR seems like a good way to watch a video on a plane.

My technohat is on the other side of the room.

3D, presumably?

Or you might have a tiny telly. Can't think why you'd have a tiny telly and a PSVR setup though.

I guess you could be gaming while someone else in your house uses the TV, that's not nothing.

Minecraft VR is vomit-inducing on all platforms. They've got it badly wrong.

It was "very comfy" but not comfy enough to justify walking eight feet? I see. Maybe you are conceding my point that this isn't very compelling.

Not really. It's not compelling enough to overcome my laziness. I'm sure you can see how it could still be very compelling in that scenario.

PSVR does have support for 3d Blurays now. I was excited to try it until I realised I don't have any 3D blurays. I don't know if it works with ripped video via any of the things like Plex, but I doubt it.

I've got a couple of Marvel films on 3D Bluray that I'll try and remember to bring with me to the BBQ (assuming you're coming)?

3d content right now is basically all sci-fi, nature docs and porn anyway.

Last night I was Spiderman, a giant head-butting dinosaur (with a tail!) and attacked by a shark.
This is brilliant.

I strongly recommend "being" the Batman.

Even in Batman you can still always recentre by holding the Options button on the control pad.

That didn't work for me, it just took me to the special batman calibration which insisted I should be facing to the left.

I was aware that, strictly, I wasn't holding option, but start

It's the right-hand thumb button on the technodicks.

The buttons on the Move controllers are just such a pain in the arse I don't bother with them. The trigger and Move button themselves are fine of course but the others are just horrible. Any time I try to use the face buttons I always get the wrong one (I'm looking at you I Expect You to Die) and the Start Select/Options buttons I can just never find. The movement sensing stuff is fine but the button layout is a pretty shite design all in.

In their defence, they weren't meant to be used blindfolded originally

I'm really confused now, if I hold down Options, on the pad, then it just takes me into the Batman calibration, it doesn't re-centre the display.

It's the select button on the Technodicks (Move controllers).

[edit] Sorry, I'm not paying attention.

On the pad, I think you have to tap options to recenter. Holding it down a bit gets you the calibration.

I think.

Nope, on pad it's definitely hold down to recalibrate

So just to be clear: you're getting the same behaviour from holding down the Start or Options button on the pad?

Just in case it helps, if you press the PlayStation button when in VR there should be an option on the quick menu that pops up labelled [Adjust PlayStation VR] that might also let you recentre the view properly. Obviously that's less convenient than just holding a button down but better than nothing I suppose.

Batman deals with this quite nicely at the beginning by drawing the controllers for you.

Yes.

Superhot VR is amazeballs.