Seriously impressed with flatscreen gaming in VR using current VR headsets - Cyberpunk 2077

CG writes: We recently tried playing Cyberpunk 2077 in VR but not as a VR game, but flatscreen gaming in VR with a giant screen using apps like Virtual Desktop and came away suitably impressed. The visual quality of Quest 3 and PSVR 2 has meant that using a headset has become a viable way to replace the old 1080p and even 1440p monitor/TVs gamers might be using.

[bunt-custardly]

PSVR 2 only allows this at 1080p which can't really compare to a 4K display but is still pretty decent depending on how far away you usually game from your display. SONY needs to allow a higher resolution in this mode.

[Profchaos]

Ive played flatscreen games in my psvr2 and it's not a good experience to be honest I couldn't recommend anyone play games this way just use the tv it's hooked up to

[MrNinosan]

The PSVR2 ain't hooked up to the TV, it's hooked up to a PS5.
I've played through the PSVR2 plenty of times, when the kids or wife want to use the TV.
Nowadays I use the PlayStation Portal instead, but both options to free up the TV is actually good enough

[jwillj2k4]

“Good enough” isn’t going to make me chose it over my tv as profchaos just said lol…..

[Profchaos]

Apologies yes it's technically hooked up to the ps5 which in 99 percent of use cases should probably already be connected to some sort of TV or monitor for the majority of players. My preference would be just to not game if I was in the spot of kids or wife wanting the TV especially kids that's how you get hit in the balls

[Abnor_Mal]

I play Spider-Man in VR, I need to try a shooter in first person.

Ghost of Tsushima and Days Gone would also be good played on PSVR2, and of course the Uncharted and Last of Us games.