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Here for the first time, bought a really early used VR headset(CV1) for cheap a few months ago after being skeptical for a long time and figured I might as well check this thread if anyone's playing anything good.
YMMV with a less clunky setup but some of my bullet points regarding this topic would look a little something like this:

* Unless you've mounted the sensors/whatever your headset needs somewhere convenient, it's a lot of setup time to install/uninstall your VR environment.
* Not everyone has the kinda space to spare to play VR comfortably even if you do manually install/uninstall your kit everytime.
* Despite the aforementioned points and the overall large investment necessitating a certain enthusiasm for it, most VR games seem only "okay", and a lot seem kind of on the casual side. Either very short/focused games or games that almost feel more like humorous social media virality bait dense on "VR hijinks" and thin on actual substance. Currently I've played Beat Saber the most because that feels almost like a really good Wii-era rhythm game, a game like that would be super popular with casuals I reckon if it wasn't for the barrier of entry(and probably the relative inconvenience of hotseating)
* Most games that aren't thinner than a silk thread tend to be some version of shooting/slicing gallery with swords/guns/throwables that seem to all play vaguely similar. If you don't like one or more of these gameplay styles, your selection shrinks considerably.
* I'm nearsighted and my glasses don't fit behind the lens. Again, YMMV depending on device(and this is probably fixable with a peripheral/different lens), but it's another barrier to consider.
* High intensity games are straight-up just cardio exercises.
* I suppose if you wanna play porn you gotta be comfortable with the fact you've basically just put on a blindfold and earplugs and that you're jerking off two pieces of plastic instead of your own joystick. Never tried but sounds awkward.