Marche90

Why not sideload the app and test it? Quite a few times you get that message even if you device should be totally compatible with the game. Also, the app itself is free so there is no issue of legality involved here.

Would help to have what kind of games you enjoy. These days quite a few exclusives have already been ported to other systems or had their remasters to the PS4. With that said... -Metal Gear Solid the Legacy Collection (every single MG game up to MGS4 and Peace Walker HD) -Infamous (1&2) -Any Disgaea game if that strikes your fancy -Ni no Kuni -Kingdom Hearts I.5 and II.5 HD -Yakuza 4 & 5 -Trails of Cold Steel (absolutely don't jump to the second one if you listen to me on this one. Also available on Vita)

The idea behind PSVR is to bring VR to the masses. We already have VR running on phones (I'm purposefully leaving behind how they perform, btw), so having it on a dedicated platform is a no-brainer. While I still need to test it for myself (the only approach I've gotten with VR has been with Samsung's Gear VR) I think Sony's idea is right in the money. I just hope they decide in the future to allow its use on PC...

Those tablets are the little devices that could, and it's such a shame that Intel killed the mobile projects. Who know what else we could have gotten...

Think really hard about the exclusives and what games you want and then decide. I love my gaming laptop, but I definitely wouldn't be able to live with it if it was my only gaming option. If my avatar isn't a giveaway, I love RPGs (Like Falcom's Trails series and Atlus' Persona series) and quite a few of them are only on consoles.

Potato power, then. I concur with Stardew Valley. Something else that might be fun to play is the Ys games on Steam or GOG. Try The Oath in Felghana or Origin first. They were released in the first half of the 2000's so they don't require that much horsepower. Maybe the original Starcraft, too?