I meant when you are playing
Do you have to do hand movements, or can you just sit still with the device on your head..
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Do you have to do hand movements, or can you just sit still with the device on your head..
I meant when you are playing
Do you have to do hand movements, or can you just sit still with the device on your head..
Depends on the game. Most games have the option of minimal movement or maximal movement for control. Shooting games, you're obviously going to have to simulate shooting weapons with your hands. Racing games obviously require less hand movement. Games do give the option of sitting or standing. I imagine some games will require standing.
Man, Horizon VR is awesome!!!
And what's most important for me, on the PSVR1 I got sick after 5 minutes in games where you move around a lot, and on the PSVR2 I haven't felt sick (yet). Longest I've played in one session was 35-40 minutes, which for me is impressive.
And what's most important for me, on the PSVR1 I got sick after 5 minutes in games where you move around a lot, and on the PSVR2 I haven't felt sick (yet). Longest I've played in one session was 35-40 minutes, which for me is impressive.
How many cables are required to use this? I remember the PSVR1 buried my living room in cables and extra boxes. 😅
Yea, I had a good time shooting the bow and climbing in that game.
Only one cable with connects to the front USC-C port.
What would really get me on board instantly is a fully immersive VR Minecraft. Probably never gonna happen on PlayStation though.
I see. So, if I want to play games with NO hand movement, can I do that?
I do not want to wave my hands around, as I do care. About my environment.
Sent mine back today, really wanted to love it. Had really bad motion sickness on the PSVR2 even though I never had it on my Quest 2. Also didn’t like the diffuser layer causing a slight blur. I sold my Quest 2 to get this but going to pick up a Quest Pro tomorrow and hopefully keep that.
Same experience for me
GT7 was a nearly vomit inducing experience for me, especially when decelerating into turns
Same, I lasted a few minutes on GT7 and nearly ripped the headset off lol. Got my Quest Pro today and it’s truly next generation image quality, pin sharp.
Great to hear!
I'll need price to come down a bit before I'm interested, but still great to hear
RE Village: that is one scary game... Awesome graphics. Havent bought GT7 yet because of my huge backlog in games and that's one hell of a time consuming game.
I've played the demo of rock drums, damn that is one fun game! Who would've known that drumming in VR can be so much fun. Hope Beat Saber gets released soon, loved that one on the PSVR1.
GT7 is a fun game. I used to play Project Cars VR on PC and enjoy GT7 more.
I am a huge Horizon fan and basically got the PSVR2 for Call of the Mountain. My first VR experience and I was blown away. Most of the time I am just looking around admiring the immersive scenery, rather than working my way through the game. Weird thing is after a while I activate external video passthrough, and realise I have moved to different part of the lounge, compared to where I thought I would be .
.I’ve noticed the psvr2 does not have a stock issue at all. Though it’s still exclusive to ps direct. It has been in stock since the day pre orders started.
I remember the psvr was not easy to find at launch, but it was also quite a bit cheaper.
I remember the psvr was not easy to find at launch, but it was also quite a bit cheaper.
PlayStation VR 2 Is Apparently Selling Really Badly - Report
New reports claim that Sony will miss its ambitious PlayStation VR 2 sales goal by a significant margin.
For the price that isn't surprising.PlayStation VR 2 Is Apparently Selling Really Badly - Report
New reports claim that Sony will miss its ambitious PlayStation VR 2 sales goal by a significant margin.www.gamespot.com
Apparently, for the hardware you are getting, the price isn't high at all... But that doesn't change that it's a hefty sum for most console gamers.
Yeah, that and peripherals that are not included with the system tend to not sell all that well (yeah I'm ignoring the Kinect with the Xbox One, which was mostly a price problem). Or at least that seems to be the historical trend (even from the NES days).