3DSVR-0122 - VR NTR with boyfriend watching

The male actor's screen time is way too long. It defeats the purpose of VR. There's absolutely no sense of 'NTR' (cuckolding) here. It's a shame because the actress is cute. This made me hate 3P scenes. If it had been from the masseur's perspective, it would've been 5 stars. I really wanted to feel that NTR vibe. I hope they release more titles with cute actresses from the masseur's POV.

The shaky camera work is a no-go. Also, maybe it's the story or the acting, but I just couldn't get into it at all.

This was my first time watching a Magic Mirror bus production in VR, and it’s a dream come true to finally 'ride' it. Some have pointed out issues with the VR shaking or shifting perspectives, but overall, you really get the feeling of being there. You can look around and see what the inside of the bus is actually like, almost feeling like a staff member, or just enjoy it as an AV. Spoiler alert: the fact that it features Rena Aoi makes it a 10-star experience. She’s currently at the peak of her career with plenty of solo VR work, and you can really enjoy the play with her. There’s even kissing. It’s definitely worth more than the price.

The sense of scale is good, and the image quality is decent. It's labeled as 'netori' (cuckolding), but since the initiative lies with the other male actor rather than myself, it's closer to 'netorare' (being cuckolded). There's a scene in the middle where the camera moves, so be careful if you're prone to motion sickness. Many VR works are solo performances directed at the camera, so the quality depends on the actress's acting ability. However, by adding another male actor to assist, unexpected movements are added to the actress's performance, creating expressions that go beyond just acting skill. I hope they keep making more works like this with at least one woman and two men.

It was shot with a handheld camera, so the screen shakes constantly and makes me motion sick. It's amateurish—for example, when someone enters through a door, the camera points at the door, then wobbles toward the center of the room as the person walks in. Since it's VR, they should have just fixed the camera in the center and let the viewer decide where to look. Moving it unnecessarily just makes it nauseating. They probably have to sell it since they hired an actress, but this isn't a professional product. It feels like a failed VR test shoot. The camera movement has some interesting potential, but the fact that it never stays still even after moving is a huge problem for VR.