PlayStation VR2 Review – An Upgrade As Opposed To A Revelation

PlayStation VR2 is better than PlayStation VR, but it is not the revelation I was hoping to have for the virtual reality medium.

[After10Ben]

I found this review lacking in specifics. No mention of specific games played, finger tracking, and cinematic mode. The visuals are a letdown? That's not what other reviewers are saying at all. I haven't used it myself, so I will see for myself, but that one was puzzling. And the criticism that most of the game available are already available on other platforms seems overly harsh. While that is true, it's a brand new headset and the lineup coming is huge, therefore not a valid reason to lower the score. Is it just me, or does this reviewer sound like they are actively trying to find things to complain about?

[fr0sty]

All I keep reading is "I set my expectations way too high for a $500 headset."

[mkis007]

Yes it seems to be comparing it to the most recent pc headsets instead of psvr1. Doesnt really make sense to do that. I have only ever tried psvr1 and most previews are calling 2 a huge leap over it.

[mkis007]

Is it a revolution over psvr1?

[CrimsonWing69]

The leap between this and PSVR 1 is pretty significant.

[Outlawzz]

I think you mean revolution not revelation

[northpaws]

Every aspects are few steps ahead of PSVR1, and some of the best spec of all VR headsets in the market, and this guy is like why is it not matrix.

[Kakashi Hatake]

Isn't everything an upgrade?

[badboyz09]

still has a wire😐

[Chocoburger]

The fact that you no longer need to have a camera pointed at you unlike PSVR 1, and PS Move, is such a massive quality of life improvement that can not be overstated.