i like it, also add to the meme of being from the few elites with a "forklift operator license" . but in serious theme, is nice that VR can be a helpful tool to teach the basics of operating heavy machinery without risking the company assets or personnel.
They all are exept the manga one😅 the reason they're expensive is because the target market is governments, hospitals and construction industries, they're not games
Your welding technique is new and innovative. Normally you'd actually just want to move the welder slowly along the path, but back and forth like a crayon seems to work just fine in this 1000 dollar simulator.
The Welding sim should have pipe Welding, under water Welding all kinds of places and situations for a 1000$ it should be so much more then it is. It's not even a sim really if it was, you would have burned through the metal with inexperience. If that's not possible, it's a game that is crap at best, lol. No wire speed adjustment or amperage. This is as far from a Welding sim as they could get lol. You could literally buy crappy entry level mig tig and stick welder and a plasma cutter for a 1000$ and learn way more hands on experience then this game could ever offer.
Yeah maybe for $150 bucks it would be worth it. Really does look like it can get your skills and technique dialed in but none of the other factors are there making the training pretty silly. Then again, maybe he didn't get to that part because his technique was really bad haha
The welding one is expensive because its supose to be hooked up to a sensor machine and fake handle. To practice welding so schools can show you varibles
the north star one is 150 dollars, but i guess if you do the math on buying each book it might work out okay. thanks for showing off these high priced apps to us regular folk!
Remember when I bought my missing books of Dragon Knights. They were just sending those back when I arrived to shop. I had 5 books so next 20 were not that cheap :D Can't remember id I managed to make a deal or did I pay full amount. They were something 18e / book so 360e
They have that VR welding simulator at the prison my brother is at to get people ready for jobs when they get out. Probably can charge $1000 for it just because it's being purchased by the state.
As others have noted, 4 of these are not games but rather training sims. The welding one was very disappointing. You didn't know what the end-graphs meant, but the sim should have told you. No way that waving the "torch" the way you did would create a valid weld. The two medical ones were super interesting to me, the medical suite and fetal heart training. It would be great if the app also gave training and later tested you on your knowledge. If they were cheaper I could see gamers and interested folks wanting to try these just to learn something new. Okay, maybe not learn in-depth, but to get an understanding of what's going on. For me it's just interesting to see how the corporate world could use VR for training like this, as usually we are just told that it is happening, but I never get to see an example. Thanks for a "different" sort of VR video.
Speaking as a former forklift operator, the forklift one looked well-done as a training environment. And as others have said, $80 for a company that needs to train operators is nothing. The welding one, though, that looks more like someone ripping companies off a bit, lol. So much more they could have done with it, even with the other comment saying it’s supposed to be paired with a dummy physical tool.
The reason these are more expensive programs is because they teach you a trade. They are not for the average person they are meant for people who are trying to learn a specific skill that they can earn money with- some gamer trying to start off with an expert whelmed without even taking any of the training. Obviously it’s not gonna feel worth it for you however, if you’re going to trade school and you want to be a welder because it pays very well. This is probably well worth the money for you… Not every VR experience is meant for gamers
The grift is the idea that using vr as job training for these dangerous and physically involved jobs is useful. It makes sense for work that involves screens and visual observation, but those games here were probably commissioned by people who are ignorant and idealistic about vr and its capabilities.
@@Hens1123Minecraft You sure that's how the licensing works? Buy one, share with whole company? Would be a first for me. Their website states it's a single user license. A company may try and use for all but that's probably not the intention and a reputable company wouldn't want to violate those license terms.
You think that teaches welding? Legit training? I know welders and I find it hard that any one of them would take this seriously if presented to them. As a matter of fact, I'm going to test my theory
Most of what you reviewed are actually helpful to those who wish to have forklift training, medical training and welding training. These may actually be worth the price in a professional space
I use a millermatic 200 welding machine (capable of doing all three methods) for my job and just the machine alone costs nearly $4,000. Took me years of training and experiences to weld nice without holes for clients. Also you gotta pay for the gas, rods or sticks for the job. Not to mention a decent welding hood and gloves. I could see this simulator for teachers in a welding class kinda just introducing new welders to technique and without the danger of burning yourself or your retinas. But me as veteran welder and a vr gamer? Yeah I'm with you, I wouldn't buy it either lol
Respectfully, I feel your approach was all wrong. Simulators are not games. Rather than taking a derisive position of "Let's see if these games are worth it,..." a better approach would be excitement that inexpensive VR has reached the point where it can be a legitimate and very helpful simulator. Forklift operation and certification are taken VERY seriously by companies. I know from experience. It's boring as hell to need to inspect a forklift every time before you operate it. Safety is boring. Also sorta important. Most purchases of these apps are done by companies, not individuals. $80 for the Forklift is nothing for a company. Play Gerry's mod if you want a game.
There are a few other things that are very boring and completely necessary such as the walk around and checking everything on an 18 wheeler and the mandatory walk around every pilot must do to inspect their airplane before they even start it and the check lists you must do before starting the engine. But without them accidents could happen. And we don't want an airplane crash or a transport truck accident on the highway. Safety is always first in all these professions.
Considering classes cost me 1500 a month for welding college credits included. Id call that a good price if someone is actually able to learn off that. From what I see and my irl welding knowledge it looks like they got something there. The money is probably all in the sim tech I'd have to try it myself.
No to rookie. Because if that games like assassin's creed nexus didnt get sold but sideloaded and because of that they mis income on there Triple A game and they will not be making a Triple A game anymore. So there is that problem. So keep using rookie means getting less developers wanting to invest in good Triple A games
Its $1000 because its sold to colleges. Students pay that much because they have to in order to finish a specific course. Its actual value; $9.99 and $4.99 on sale.
Dang....those apps/experiences are quite interesting for the cost. Pretty much still too basic for what you pay. I know they are niche within niche of VR, but still >>> $999 for that basic welding app is crazy...it should look nearly real life and be way more interactive and explaining a bunch more as you go.
To be fair... None of these are games. Corporate training models are always going to be more expensive because they have a limited, corporate market. They're not designed to be fun. They're designed to be practical and hyper realistic. So this isn't really an accurate overview of expensive 'games'.
The manga game looked pretty damn awesome,I was a flt driver,that application I could see it being rather useful,vr didnt exist back then so the risk was real,great video cheers.
I want a one piece manga reader like this……only better!! (no stutter and being able to explore the scenes would be nice….I want to explore the thousand sunny from top to bottom)
I get on a software they will not likely sell 10s or 100s of copies a 1000 isn't really bad if the simulation is good. Kinda like a flight simulator you use to get hours of experience without the risk. Or other materials needed to study it may be cheaper to go this way for a business. Now if it was a decent simulator and the price was cheaper me as a hobbyist might buy. You have to look at the time to make and the amount you can sell to really justify the price.
Nooo way 🤣 Really. You can get a midrange gaming pc for that money, not a great one but then you don't need to play mobile games anymore 😅 But very entertaining to watch 👌
I can’t believe how many of you in the comments don’t understand that everything in VR isn’t a game… VR is also used to train professional people. It’s actually one of the more important uses of VR. That’s what it costs more money. I don’t understand how so many of you just don’t understand this.
Cool video. Thanks! I wouldn’t pay for any of these but the forklift one seems detailed. The $999 one seems unfinished. The cartoon one has good visuals but not a game for me.
so.... the XR Simulator trying to show realistic medical procedures, also include a game about a dude who explodes people with fists and the full manga series!? epic.
I have no idea how good the games are, I could not make it past the supposed hilarity 0:58/2:35. Mabey I'm just getting old and grumpy if so good job idk?.
the manga one was super cool ad if i was rich i could see myself using that lol and im sure the baby one is worth it and the medica one etc for training BUT the welding ...!?!?!? LOL WTF scam 100% lol You did it so i dont have to haha ALWAYS REFUND!
The fist of the north star is BARGAIN price. Just for vol 1 to 7, that is 112 dollars. Here you get a exercise style game, a community manga maker system, and volumes 1-18. For 145. Basically you're doing 8-18 (10 volumes), the gaming part, and the maker for 33 dollars. Because 1-7 is labeled 112 online (cheapest i found at least that was from an actual store system, and not a reseller. I.E. eBay.)
I think the forklift is a company training software
It definitely is lol 😅 you can tell he hasn’t every been on one a day in his life. But it was funny to watch lol
i like it, also add to the meme of being from the few elites with a "forklift operator license" . but in serious theme, is nice that VR can be a helpful tool to teach the basics of operating heavy machinery without risking the company assets or personnel.
They all are exept the manga one😅 the reason they're expensive is because the target market is governments, hospitals and construction industries, they're not games
@@TheaArtsFox Love how you put "company assets" before humans. You're a Goooood little sl@ve.
@@JohnnyNoPockets did you consider every two or more things a person say have an order of importance?
Your welding technique is new and innovative.
Normally you'd actually just want to move the welder slowly along the path, but back and forth like a crayon seems to work just fine in this 1000 dollar simulator.
lol
totally LOL
😂
Omg I am dying
I was thinking the same, how's that he didn't know that thats not the way to weld, i mean i dont know all in this life but this is so basic haha
That manga one was actually epic
calling most of these
games is like calling a text book a novel.
The Welding sim should have pipe Welding, under water Welding all kinds of places and situations for a 1000$ it should be so much more then it is. It's not even a sim really if it was, you would have burned through the metal with inexperience. If that's not possible, it's a game that is crap at best, lol. No wire speed adjustment or amperage. This is as far from a Welding sim as they could get lol. You could literally buy crappy entry level mig tig and stick welder and a plasma cutter for a 1000$ and learn way more hands on experience then this game could ever offer.
100%, definitely a scam in disguise
What really disappointed me was the sound. They played the same sound no matter how far his distance.
Yeah maybe for $150 bucks it would be worth it. Really does look like it can get your skills and technique dialed in but none of the other factors are there making the training pretty silly. Then again, maybe he didn't get to that part because his technique was really bad haha
This Sim.is for schools and such lol that's why it's 1000
@@nephilimshammer9567Exactly. Students in college pay $1000 for a $20 book. So why not $1000 for a $20 VR simulator. Lol
I'm a 12 yr welder I'd only pay 10 bucks for that
I wouldn’t even pay five
I wouldn't pay a dime for that trash.
When your surgeon starts screaming "call an ambulance" then you are in trouble.
I mean if you're convincing a company to buy your simulator, you might as well milk them for all you can. Lol.
The welding one is expensive because its supose to be hooked up to a sensor machine and fake handle. To practice welding so schools can show you varibles
Exactly.
Isn't that ironic? He's buying games worth over 1600$ for an 499$ headset!?
Who says those games are worth $1600? By they way, the $ goes before the numbers...
the north star one is 150 dollars, but i guess if you do the math on buying each book it might work out okay. thanks for showing off these high priced apps to us regular folk!
Remember when I bought my missing books of Dragon Knights. They were just sending those back when I arrived to shop. I had 5 books so next 20 were not that cheap :D
Can't remember id I managed to make a deal or did I pay full amount. They were something 18e / book so 360e
They have that VR welding simulator at the prison my brother is at to get people ready for jobs when they get out. Probably can charge $1000 for it just because it's being purchased by the state.
Scammin on a whole new level lol
Welding without a mask is insane lol
He's wearing the headset😜
Not if you hate your eyes.
As others have noted, 4 of these are not games but rather training sims. The welding one was very disappointing. You didn't know what the end-graphs meant, but the sim should have told you. No way that waving the "torch" the way you did would create a valid weld.
The two medical ones were super interesting to me, the medical suite and fetal heart training. It would be great if the app also gave training and later tested you on your knowledge. If they were cheaper I could see gamers and interested folks wanting to try these just to learn something new. Okay, maybe not learn in-depth, but to get an understanding of what's going on.
For me it's just interesting to see how the corporate world could use VR for training like this, as usually we are just told that it is happening, but I never get to see an example.
Thanks for a "different" sort of VR video.
Speaking as a former forklift operator, the forklift one looked well-done as a training environment. And as others have said, $80 for a company that needs to train operators is nothing.
The welding one, though, that looks more like someone ripping companies off a bit, lol. So much more they could have done with it, even with the other comment saying it’s supposed to be paired with a dummy physical tool.
The reason these are more expensive programs is because they teach you a trade. They are not for the average person they are meant for people who are trying to learn a specific skill that they can earn money with- some gamer trying to start off with an expert whelmed without even taking any of the training. Obviously it’s not gonna feel worth it for you however, if you’re going to trade school and you want to be a welder because it pays very well. This is probably well worth the money for you… Not every VR experience is meant for gamers
The grift is the idea that using vr as job training for these dangerous and physically involved jobs is useful. It makes sense for work that involves screens and visual observation, but those games here were probably commissioned by people who are ignorant and idealistic about vr and its capabilities.
they are less for the individual but rather for the company to purchase 1 time and then have the VR headset to train multiple people
@@Hens1123Minecraft You sure that's how the licensing works? Buy one, share with whole company? Would be a first for me. Their website states it's a single user license. A company may try and use for all but that's probably not the intention and a reputable company wouldn't want to violate those license terms.
You think that teaches welding? Legit training? I know welders and I find it hard that any one of them would take this seriously if presented to them. As a matter of fact, I'm going to test my theory
Most of what you reviewed are actually helpful to those who wish to have forklift training, medical training and welding training. These may actually be worth the price in a professional space
BMF was like, wait what..... I better be forklift driving for 80$ lol
This is fantastic, after that medical one we really need a medical malpractice simulater where you defend your actions!
Forklift simulator is just slightly better than Septic Tank Simulator.
I use a millermatic 200 welding machine (capable of doing all three methods) for my job and just the machine alone costs nearly $4,000. Took me years of training and experiences to weld nice without holes for clients. Also you gotta pay for the gas, rods or sticks for the job. Not to mention a decent welding hood and gloves. I could see this simulator for teachers in a welding class kinda just introducing new welders to technique and without the danger of burning yourself or your retinas. But me as veteran welder and a vr gamer? Yeah I'm with you, I wouldn't buy it either lol
80 bucks to become virtual forklift certified lol
Respectfully, I feel your approach was all wrong. Simulators are not games. Rather than taking a derisive position of "Let's see if these games are worth it,..." a better approach would be excitement that inexpensive VR has reached the point where it can be a legitimate and very helpful simulator. Forklift operation and certification are taken VERY seriously by companies. I know from experience. It's boring as hell to need to inspect a forklift every time before you operate it. Safety is boring. Also sorta important. Most purchases of these apps are done by companies, not individuals. $80 for the Forklift is nothing for a company.
Play Gerry's mod if you want a game.
There are a few other things that are very boring and completely necessary such as the walk around and checking everything on an 18 wheeler and the mandatory walk around every pilot must do to inspect their airplane before they even start it and the check lists you must do before starting the engine. But without them accidents could happen. And we don't want an airplane crash or a transport truck accident on the highway. Safety is always first in all these professions.
"Ok" - play a drinking game - shot for every OK... let's see how long you can last! (14min for me)
There’s no cheap way to practice welding because materials add up really quick and it takes some time to get used too. It’s really hard
You can buy a cheap welder for $200 bucks so I disagree lol. But I do get where you are coming from. Practicing for a month would get very expensive.
The welding forklift and medic one is priced like that so normal people wont buy it
I hope it comes with a wielding certification for 1,000 😂
How high can we take this pallet? Holy heck! ja ja Ja Ja JA JA!
Perfect video!
The WeldVR looks a lot like an enterprise course or something instead of a game
Just released, ER-VR, learn to be an Emergency Room Trauma Doctor, with free upgrade to Proctologist-VR
Considering classes cost me 1500 a month for welding college credits included. Id call that a good price if someone is actually able to learn off that. From what I see and my irl welding knowledge it looks like they got something there. The money is probably all in the sim tech I'd have to try it myself.
Glad it's your money and not mine. Though that Fist of the North Star looks kinda fun in its own way
You can learn to use a plasma laser in payday 3 with the same logic 😂
Wow I Never! Knew there where games out there with prices like that Crazy!!
Tried the forklift and weld, the weld game is good. But you can get pirated version of all of these online
I'll have to torrent these later. Thanks for the heads up.
I need to learn the art of torrent
@ganjahousetv3743 learn the art of vpn before you do lol. Or they will shut off your isp connection.
@@ganjahousetv3743 rookie side loader is your best friend in this regard.
@@TheClock21I second rookies saved me a ton on not so great games I do try and go purchase the ones I like though
No to rookie. Because if that games like assassin's creed nexus didnt get sold but sideloaded and because of that they mis income on there Triple A game and they will not be making a Triple A game anymore. So there is that problem. So keep using rookie means getting less developers wanting to invest in good Triple A games
Its $1000 because its sold to colleges. Students pay that much because they have to in order to finish a specific course.
Its actual value; $9.99 and $4.99 on sale.
For $999 you could buy a good second hand welder and a load of scrap metal and practice in real life
If someone made one piece VR manga i might actually throw a few hundred at it
I believe there close to 30 volumes of fist of the North Star. For the price everything should be included
I better be able to do EVERYTHING, and i mean EVERYTHING.
10:17 my Siri on my iPhone activated 💀💀
Dang....those apps/experiences are quite interesting for the cost. Pretty much still too basic for what you pay. I know they are niche within niche of VR, but still >>> $999 for that basic welding app is crazy...it should look nearly real life and be way more interactive and explaining a bunch more as you go.
Time to make a $1K RUclips Watching Simulator that trains people how to click the like button and subscribe for future videos.
The cpr thing was funny 😂😂
A forklift with COMBUSTION engine? Are we now back in the 80s? 😐
Imagine he missed the 2 hour return window on any of these.
Are you responding? ❌
Did you win? ✅
"Iiiii'm foooourrk lift qualifiiiiiiiieeeeed"
Have u never drove a forklift in real life geez 😂
Hey bro! Can you come weld some stuff on my boat? 🤣🤘
To be fair... None of these are games. Corporate training models are always going to be more expensive because they have a limited, corporate market.
They're not designed to be fun. They're designed to be practical and hyper realistic.
So this isn't really an accurate overview of expensive 'games'.
what? they are all games lol just bc its a sim doesnt mean it isnt a game
@@cheapbongs@EdSmed20 not in the same sense. They're not designed to be fun. They're designed to teach.
Not every sim is a game. Not even remotely.
@@crooker2 they're literally games lmao like objectively
@@cheapbongsI get that you don't get it. But that's ok.
@@crooker2 you may want to look at the description of these simulations--you will find they are indeed games lmao
I'm liking my PSVR2 more everyday.
The welding vr should be $9.99
Its mostly educational program that Are very expensive. Nerver buy let your school Pay. Great video btw
That welding sim was disappointing. For 1k you might as well go to school and use one like we had.
Thankyou for your sacrifice 🫡
You could get a welder for less money and learn IRL
The manga game looked pretty damn awesome,I was a flt driver,that application I could see it being rather useful,vr didnt exist back then so the risk was real,great video cheers.
just a thought: even if you don't include the footage of the tutorials, these tests would benefit from you knowing what you are showing
That price point is extremely outrageous and stupid.
Steam has also $999 VR game
These are training VR "games" At least the Forklift one is.
No way that game of welding cost $999...who pays for this?!
Can you try apex officer? I’ve been dying to see what it looks like
Medical stuff is expensive looks like the same goes for games
I want a one piece manga reader like this……only better!! (no stutter and being able to explore the scenes would be nice….I want to explore the thousand sunny from top to bottom)
That is so good made me lol!
I get on a software they will not likely sell 10s or 100s of copies a 1000 isn't really bad if the simulation is good. Kinda like a flight simulator you use to get hours of experience without the risk. Or other materials needed to study it may be cheaper to go this way for a business. Now if it was a decent simulator and the price was cheaper me as a hobbyist might buy. You have to look at the time to make and the amount you can sell to really justify the price.
Nooo way 🤣 Really. You can get a midrange gaming pc for that money, not a great one but then you don't need to play mobile games anymore 😅
But very entertaining to watch 👌
Dr Lexus 😂
I can’t believe how many of you in the comments don’t understand that everything in VR isn’t a game… VR is also used to train professional people. It’s actually one of the more important uses of VR. That’s what it costs more money. I don’t understand how so many of you just don’t understand this.
0:28 $80
3:55 10:54$145
4:36 $150
8:13 $250
16:13 $999
Cool video. Thanks! I wouldn’t pay for any of these but the forklift one seems detailed. The $999 one seems unfinished. The cartoon one has good visuals but not a game for me.
Good thing you didn’t have to do a prostate exam!
Thanks!
Omg! Those welds are terrible.
so.... the XR Simulator trying to show realistic medical procedures, also include a game about a dude who explodes people with fists and the full manga series!? epic.
I have no idea how good the games are,
I could not make it past the supposed hilarity
0:58/2:35.
Mabey I'm just getting old and grumpy if so good job idk?.
Mom, can I get this game???
Yeah! the Weld VR, not worth $999.99
Is it just me or does the patient look like Pete Davidson?
Thanks BMFVR.
Very interesting!!
I paid 450 for my Lincoln welder
These are just training simulators the only one that actually interesting as the manga one
I wonder how many he was able to refund.... hopefully the $1000 one at least.
Love the video buddy.
Good time to point out quest is easiest to pirate on. Thats right a 1k app for free.
Good thing meta has a really lax return policy
Unless it's dlc... 🥲
Couldve just sideloaded it...
Saved me £999
U can make the quest and make u think run pc games to lot better
I assume you refunded all of them
the manga one was super cool ad if i was rich i could see myself using that lol and im sure the baby one is worth it and the medica one etc for training BUT the welding ...!?!?!? LOL WTF scam 100% lol You did it so i dont have to haha ALWAYS REFUND!
And we still don’t have gta San Andreas on the quest yet smh lol
The manga app was epic.
for reasonable prices i can imagine that for many ip's i'd totally dig it.
The fist of the north star is BARGAIN price.
Just for vol 1 to 7, that is 112 dollars.
Here you get a exercise style game, a community manga maker system, and volumes 1-18. For 145.
Basically you're doing 8-18 (10 volumes), the gaming part, and the maker for 33 dollars.
Because 1-7 is labeled 112 online (cheapest i found at least that was from an actual store system, and not a reseller. I.E. eBay.)
Asgard 2 is free