How To Make Ace Combat VR Even More Immersive

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This is Taka. He’s really into fighter planes and has figured out how to up the immersion factor in Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown.

Taka turned his PS Vita headset into a Joint Helmet-Mounted Cueing System and mounted it on a helmet.

Brilliant!

According to Taka, he spent around 200,000 yen ($1,825) ordering the gear from the U.S. with the mask, costing around 90,000 yen ($821), being the most expensive part.

It might have been a bit too immersive because Taka said he threw up while playing Ace Combat 7 in VR mode.

Gran Turismo, however, was more enjoyable for him in VR!

For more, you can follow Taka on Twitter.