The PSVR2 has an expansive launch line-up, and this should attract all kinds of gamers on the fence about VR gaming. Regardless of what genre of games one is into, there is something to please everybody.
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Sony's PSVR 2 headset might convince me it's better than my Meta Quest 3.
Shoot to thrill.
It's a top notch experience with those amazing OLED panels, uncompressed clarity and the foveated rendering for improved performance for VR titles.
Yes it does and I see there re- releasing an updated creed boxing game with film tie-in characters.
Every good vr needs a good boxing game I feel
It's hugely diverse, especially now GT7 is in the mix from the get-go. Good to see Pavlov too for a COD style shooter to compliment the more strategic Firewall Ultra.
I saw on Virtual Boys earlier that the count for launch games is now at 45, which is amazing. We still have a month to go and I wouldn't mind betting we get a State of Play before then, possibly with a couple more games to be confirmed.
The problem isn’t really the diversity of the launch lineup though.
The reason VR isn’t performing well amongst gamers is the format/medium change. No diverse lineup will fix that and it’s a far bigger obstacle to overcome.
The price will be a sticking point for a lot of folk too given the current economy.
But it’s a vicious cycle… if it isn’t mainstream/performing well enough, it won’t have enough users to attract large developers making huge experiences - similar to what we saw with PSVR1.
I tried to play Kayak VR today on Steam with quest 2 ………….. I got sick AGAIN. No VRFor me anytime soon.
I can play games as long as their is no moving involved it seems
I think PSVR2 will be worth it..? Maybe? But holy crap, if it could work on PC too, that'd make it a must-buy imo. Too bad Sony is unlikely to ever make drivers, and I heard homebrew is going to be very difficult as well.