You play as a hacker traveling deep into a malfunctioning AI system, but instead of typing at a computer, you are flying in a rail shooter, pew-pew-pewing at all the baddies flying around you as a rave soundtrack plays. That is what Rez Infinite looks like, and if you feel very nostalgic for this particular era, you will love it. If you were elite, you wore safety vests and Rollerblades. Every computer's OS had a deep black background, punctuated by flaring neon text. In the 1990s, the future had a very specific look.

Here, I would like to reference the 1995 classic geek film Hackers, which has one scene with Fisher Stevens as villain Eugene Belford playing a game in a VR headset. Subscriptions help fund the work we do every day. This includes unlimited access to and our print magazine (if you'd like). Special offer for Gear readers: Get a 1-year subscription to WIRED for $5 ($25 off). Don’t see anything you like? We’re continuing to test games, and don’t forget to check out our guide to the Best PlayStation Accessories and the Best PlayStation Plus Games. Now that you have the headset, what do you play? We’ve spent months working our way through some of the newest titles. It’s also really, really comfortable-almost comfortable enough to make you forget that it’s still wired. Sony got rid of the external processor boxes, upped the resolution, and added features like HDR support and advanced eye tracking.

If you can wrap your head around spending more for an accessory than for the console itself, the headset is worth the wait.

Six years after Sony released its first virtual reality headset, we finally got our hands on the PS VR2.

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