Yes, it comes with it but I haven't installed it yet. I was reading a bit about it last night, with rave reviews from many. I'm not sure it is my kinda thing though. I've never been a fan of these fantasy kind of games, where it is a bit cartoonish. I think they ruined games like Age of Empires by going down that route. Also, there is a lot of movement in that game which could give me motion sickness. I got motion sickness for the first time the other day whilst exploring some of the virtual worlds. I can't remember what it was called, but I was in some Wild West town shooting up things. Hardly anyone was around though. But, after a while, I felt nauseous.
I will install Asguard 2 just to have a look and perhaps sample the graphics. Incidentally, I've experienced zero motion sickness in Eleven Table Tennis, Beat Saber, Thrill of the Fight, or even VR Chat, which involves a small amount of walking around.
I've been having a play with Bigscreen, which is quite good. Sitting in a cinema setting watching a movie. I had real popcorn too, which I was steadily feeding myself without the headset obstructing the hole in my face. One annoying thing though was that some people were talking during the movies. The quality of the movie screen though was better than I thought you would get with a virtual reality headset. It really is watchable. There was one mad VR setting I went to on Bigscreen where 15 people were simultaneously singing along to a Karaoke video playing at the front. It was a kind of insane madness that you only see in VR. I thought they were all mentally ill!
