Marvel’s Iron Man VR – PlayStation Move Controller Bundle

Smashing game so far! And a pair of move controllers in the box, all at 84.99 rrp.not the silly inflated prices everywhere is selling for.This same deal is now £100 more what a bunch of merchants!

Bought because I'd originally got the camera/VR bundle for my son and realised the move controllers didn't come as part of it - this seemed like a good option to buy the controllers as a x2 pack for a reasonable price, especially as some other sellers have had issues regarding their move controllers not being the latest version.Everything came as described, though the setup instructional booklet wasn't in English (I'm in the UK) so I had to quickly watch a YouTube video to ensure I could set them up properly.After watching the video, they were super easy to connect but didn't come with micro USB chargers. Luckily I have a couple here for the PS4 controllers and from some old phones.Giving it 5 stars because I got exactly what the seller is selling with no issues regarding shipment or delivery and the lack of charger isn't the sellers issue as such.TLDR:As expected - but I'd youtube the setup process just to make sure you do it right and make sure you have a micro USB to hand to charge controllers.

I brought this product as the controllers were so expensive everywhere else. Best thing is, we got a free game with them too. Super fast delivery also. Win win! Thanks.

I have always been a marvel fan both in films and games. Spiderman is still one of my favourites for the PS4. I spotted this having tried for some time to get the move controllers at a reasonable price as they were always out of stock from Amazon or Argos and those that were available were extortionate - about £160 for a pair instead of £70?? Rip off. This bundle makes the game about £15 if you take off the £70 for the controllers, which is good value for a brand new game, and delivered the day of release - first time I've pre-ordered from Amazon and they did not disappoint.It needed a good 1-2 hours to fully install and update (depends on your broadband connection I guess) and I was surprised the controllers had no charge whatsoever. They wouldn't even turn on let alone give a few minutes of play so had to charge these for a good while too.Once up and running the graphics are decent and both the scenery and the storyline is pretty immersive. It's a shame they didn't use the movie actors voices for the characters as Robert Downey Jr and Samuel L have very distinctive voices. Starks snazzy home is fairly restricted too - you can make a drink, take a sandwich out the fridge, and do some weights...but you can't get a closer look at his awesome car collection? Think they missed a trick there.As with all VR games there aren't many missions - literally completed the game over the weekend and no that wasn't being glued to it the entire time. But it's fun enough to replay the missions and try to beat your original score.I did find the flying difficult to get used to, especially when surrounded by swarms of enemies or trying to chase down characters. I initially tried standing and found myself almost falling over a few times. Thought it safer to sit in my swivel chair instead but then it restricts your movement a bit. That being said it's the first game I've played where upon taking of the headset you realise you're facing the wall behind where you started! Clearly something they anticipated as the game literally gives you a warning when you've gone around in circles as the headset cable would've wrapped around you presenting a health and safety risk.Back to the game - you can customise armour and weapons which you obtain using research points - the better you do in each mission the more research tokens you get (1-5). In addition to storyline missions there are also time trials and combat training missions you can select whenever you fancy, in addition to free flight. So even after completing the fairly short campaign mode, there are things you can do afterwards.All in all, decent game and good value bundle. Not quite mind-blowing enough for 5 stars but recommended to VR and Marvel fans alike.

Only way I could get move controllers was to buy this. The game was incidental to my aim though must say the kids have really enjoyed it. Can become a tad disorienting if played too long.

games not very good very limited more like a demo

This saved my COVID lockdown

Full disclosure: I bought this bundle because I wanted the Move controllers for a decent price. Unfortunately there's some horrendous price gouging on these things, so buying this bundle was almost the same price as buying on the Amazon marketplace. The controllers are fine, but they're rather limited and I've found my VR experience isn't necessarily enhanced with these, but more often than not made all the more infuriating as the PS Camera is just awful at tracking them (even when trying to find the best placement).As for the game, I'll admit to not being a Marvel fan (not a DC fan either just incase anyone's wondering). Following comic book films and series nowadays feels like homework more than pleasure, so I'm always apprehensive to give these things my attention as I'll end up wondering who the hell anyone is. No doubt I could watch some obnoxious YouTuber with advanced in the field of geekery and get all the answers (and find out about all the easter eggs I missed), but I don't feel like punishing myself to that extent.The game controls pretty poorly and quite honestly just reminds me of Superman 64. This isn't the kind of game where you should have to do time trials when these controls are so new and awkward. The main game (outside of the testing sections) feels just like a rail shooter. Despite being in VR it really isn't all that immersive, which is probably due to the terrible voice acting, poor dialogue, and Tony Stark's awkward body and huge shoulders hanging around the screen. The graphics remind me of something that was released 10 years ago and then poorly moved to VR (Skyrim, I'm looking at you).To tell the truth, I gave up. Why should anyone play a game that isn't fun? I feel that the silent protagonist works really well in VR, so having a cocky voice coming out of my head feels so irritating (especially the monologue sections). I'm not sure how anyone could play this and NOT cringe, but then again this really isn't made for people like me. I could write so much more but what's the point. I'm sure this game is loved by many already purely because of the IP.