The PlayStation virtual reality offering costs about £1k all-in, but the experience is generation defining.
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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.
Are you an AI PR marketing bot?
.. you sound like one. That’s not how normal people talk unless they’re trying to spin some kind of proposed view point.
Nonsense. I’m not a PR person at all. Nothing I’m saying is beyond what’s commonly talked about. Do you know anything about VR?
All things considered, it's arguably the best VR headset there is... and yet it's among the cheapest. It's amazing value and clearly very highly regarded piece of tech.
The games are flowing too - nudging 150 in development, 50 in the first month. 5-10 games have even been revealed just in the past 24 hours, so developers are clearly as excited as we are!
After all the feedback and reviews I got to say that PSVR2 is totally worth the price tag. It is a compelling piece of technology art.
I guess it’s safe to say we will never get an updated PSVR2 version of Skyrim. The PSVR version just never felt right and move controllers and were horrible all around.
I wonder what games will be somewhat similar if that’s the case.
Really pleased to see so many high score reviews for psvr2. Hopefully this will sway the opinion of the naysayers or people who have been sitting on the fence over buying.
Can't wait for mine to arrive next week. Been holding off playing a few titles till I have the headset