Country: 82.197.131.109, Europe, DE

City: 10.1333 Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

I’ve never done any type of group movement exercise before and I am spending more than ½ the workout time trying to figure out the moves. There is NO explanation beyond a few words, which mean nothing to me. The camera is all over the place, and focusing mostly on the leader’s upper body as he moves around the group, than the footwork. While there is a group member doing the alternative/low-impact modification it’s not explained or demonstrated; you have to hope the camera stays on her long enough to figure out what she’s doing. This program would be better served by a stable camera, versus one that bounces all over the place, as well as a demonstration segment explaining each move and the modification used.

The next evolution of gaming. I can't stop thinking about how almost every single genre is going to be improved substantially with VR. While PS VR is the shiniest of the bunch, it's without debate the most practical, comfortable, and affordable. Not to mention it's PC competitors are almost dead in the water due to pricing and severe lack of quality software. This means most VR developers have already, or will eventually, jump ship. It's already outsold both competitors combined and shows now signs of slowing. I've spent 10+ hours so far and it just keeps blowing me away. Sony is going to pioneer the greatest advancement in video game tech since analog sticks.