They went hard at launch, but now the games are arriving in a steady stream instead of a downpour. It's also being populated by smaller studios who can push out games a little faster albeit at a lower quality. The AAA games are coming, but this first year isn't going to have much in that space. I have pretty high hopes to see some cool stuff at E3 this year.
Farpoint comes out next week, which comes with a gun peripheral. Most notable about the AIM controller is it has sticks on it for movement. The move controllers themselves are fine, but they don't have sticks which immediately hurts them. Any game that has hands (Job Simulator, Batman, London Heist etc.) ends up requiring a screwy function for locomotion. This is the first step towards correcting that. Starting next week there will finally be an option for FPS games, and in the PSVR space that's pretty huge. I'd love to see a game like Star Wars Battlefront II do something there.
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