It's a good policy and makes people confident to purchase to test to see if a game will work with their software. I've used it maybe 10 times out of about 800 games. I'd buy less if it wa not an option. Callisto Protocol was the most recent I remember, looked great and bought on day one only to find the variation in frame rates so wild it was unplayable.

Wait for a sale amd get Divinity Original Sin 2. Check out a couple reviews but on my 3rd play through now and such an amazing game.

You are kind of wasting your time. Like it's not productive unless you feel you are getting something worthwhile for it. For some people it might be they make money streaming, others ot could help them wind down after work or whatever. But at the end of the day people spend thousands of hours played in games and nothing to show for it. Maybe stick to doing it in little slots of time once a week or so with a buddy or two with a few snacks and drinks and have a casual gaming session and leave it at that

None, as I've seen remakes worse than the original. Master of Orion for example.

I bet it comes with disclaimer saying its not meant to be used as a medical device and readings are not to be considered accurate. But it might help some people realise they need to seek medical advice so better than not having the feature.

There is a chat engine using top of the range AI, it is called AIDungeon and you should check out the award worth stories it vomits out. Been following for a while and the longer it has to learn from human interactions the more insane and worthless it becomes.

Certain games make me feel nauseous but most are fine. Its when the screen moves alot with the motion of the characters head. I think it's called camera sway, thankfully a lot of game have the option to switch it off.

I tired a couple game on a vr headset both times I felt very sick within 10 mins. But I also get seasick out at sea so I think it's a me thing. I wonder if the motion sickness tablets work for things like vr or ar headsets?

Didn't the American armed forces regect the military grade AR glasses due to hardened soldiers getting such severe motion sickness they stopped using them?