Generally, I think porting this to VR is a fantastic idea; they've seemingly put a lot of effort into this port too. The way the arms look, how zoom functions, the movement options. It all seems to work great in VR. However, the price tag is just wrong. There's no co-operative support (one of the big bullet points for Borderlands) and none of the DLC from Borderlands 2 included either. This should be a $20 game, lots of PSVR owners would buy this at that price but currently it's priced far too high to even compete with it's original release content wise. VR is ofcourse a somewhat growing niche commodity right now so I can see Gearbox just pricing it this way to get a leg up on the band wagon. I personally am a VR deserter, having owned a Vive and PSVR and while both wow'd me, the games to price ratio just didn't persuade me to keep them for very long. A game like Borderlands or Skyrim but built from the ground up for VR, being that killer app everyone is asking for, must be around the corner right? We've already got games like Astro Bot which have been well received and are experiences crafted for VR. I'll totally buy back into the VR tech space once there's more games that do it for me, until then I enjoy watching the videos and reviews of the VR games that get released, which I'm sure I'll do a lot of with Borderlands 2 VR.