MDVR-009 - [VR] 360-degree immersive: Dirty talk raining down from all sides and a creampie harem.

Honestly, now that I'm used to HQ videos, the image quality is tough and there are plenty of higher-quality works out there, but I just love this one. It's true that the dirty talk is all over the place, but there's something about that chaos that's good. It's not even a seamless transition from sweet to spicy; it just suddenly shifts, which is almost mind-bending. This cast is especially great in their 'sadistic' mode. Riko Hanasaki, who attacks with a rough, sharp Kansai dialect that you rarely hear in AV, was the best. It's a real shame she retired without leaving behind more works that truly showcased her sadistic potential.

I fell for it. As I wrote in the title, it's not 360-degree visual. The image quality is mediocre, too. I don't feel the 360-degree audio either. The content is just a generic harem.

What kind of video do you imagine when you hear 'Dirty Talk VR 360°'? It's 3D, but the video is only 180°. If you look behind you, it's pitch black. I guess '360°' refers to the binaural audio that pours in from all directions. As for the crucial dirty talk, you're constantly being spoken to by multiple people at once, but it lacks consistency—they demand things, insult you, then act clingy calling you 'Onii-chan.' If the characters were divided into those who demand, those who insult, and those who are clingy, it would be fine, but suddenly everyone starts calling you a pervert or 'Onii-chan,' and you're left thinking, 'Wait, what? Why the sudden change?' The verbal abuse part is a bit long, so I recommend it for those with a masochistic streak.

Bad image quality. Dirty talk is incoherent (just noisy). No kissing. A classic example of how even a good actress can't save a production with poor direction. I bought this hoping for some improvement, but it was still terrible lol.

First of all, the image quality bothered me. There are visible vertical lines running across the entire video at a certain angle, which is a letdown. As for the audio, despite being labeled as binaural, it doesn't really feel like it's right by your ears; instead, the voices coming from all over the place make it hard to focus. Other studios' group scenes seem to have better balance, so this felt a bit lacking.