As is the case with any new gaming platform, your primary concern after hooking it up to your TV is going to be which software will most successfully show off the hardware you?ve just purchased. Sony has been prominently advertising PlayStation VR Worlds as the game that will do just that, with it essentially assuming the role of the PlayStation VR headset?s answer to Wii Sports, only with less bowling and more London gangsters telling you to f*** off.  However, whereas Wii Sports was a game that remained firmly on rotation until the Wii spluttered its dying breaths, PSVR Worlds is destined for an infinitely shorter life span.
PSVR Worlds is a collection of five mini-games, with each intended to highlight the capabilities of the headset. The London Heist is an on-rails shooter that whirls you through a couple of action set-pieces, each punctuated by snippets of a plot that happily apes cockney gangster film Snatch. Ocean Descent is an underwater experience that places you in a shark cage and sends you towards the ocean’s depths, where you’ll get to take a close look at a myriad of marine life including a particularly irritated Great White. VR Luge is a fast-paced ride down a busy street with your back facing the asphalt. Scavenger’s Odyssey places you in an alien all-terrain craft on a journey in space to find a hidden artifact. Finally, Danger Ball has you essentially playing 3D Pong against AI, only you control the direction of your paddle by mo...