![]() ![]() ![]() The experience paired me up with privileged teen Chisato Shinjo, and right from the start I knew Summer Lesson would be a special brand of unpleasant: Chisato sauntered toward me, getting right up in my face. When I tried out the upcoming installment of Bandai Namco’s PlayStation VR conversation sim, Summer Lesson, at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, I expected a calm, cutesy palate cleanser. Of everything I’ve ever done in VR - like shooting madmen in the face, exploring abandoned houses and dodging bullets in slow motion - signing on to tutor a Japanese schoolgirl is by far the most uncomfortable.
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