Yup. If the image quality on VR is not the same as how you see and love it on TV then it's going to hurt. This is the biggest problem with the Playstation VR which is causing Sony to screw up. Seriously, VR is definitely a force to be reckoned when-when done right in VR. As I mentioned before, Project Cars in VR on the PC is Godly, as for how these guys express greatly but on the Playstation side, if the horsepower isn't there to pump out luscious graphics then it's going to hurt your experience:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01KizKvFVhw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7tL1tOJxLQ
So yes. My point is this: do not be disappointed with VR as a whole. Be disappointed with Playstation VR. Because the horsepower isn't quite there, the VR experience shouldn't be applied to all games. A good example of a game where VR should be amazing is Wipeout because the graphical push in the game isn't strong in comparison to Project Cars, Gran Turismo, and DriveClub. My advice is this -
^ If you have a powerful PC then you MUST go for VR for it's incredible!
^ If you only have a Playstation (or you have a PC too but it's very weak) then you need to check for reviews and research properly before purchasing VR on the Playstation as the software you purchase will truly determine your experience as the PS tech isn't strong enough.
Please, the only major knock on PSVR tech compared to the others is tracking. Which is fine like 99% of the time. Other parts of the tech on PSVR is even better.