It's the same on the PC and games get developed all the time. Indies carry the VR scene and this much was made clear by Sony as well.
We feasting. I hope they drop quest. These haters rather hate on psvr2 even tho majority of the pcvr is dead with trash ass quest ports.
I agree. Quest + PC + PSVR2 will be enough of a customer base to support indie VR. Been saying this from the start.
Exactly. I don't really follow Quest 3 that closely. I think they mentioned some bits here and there. Shooting for $400-500, some bits about the screens, and color cameras for mixed reality.
In regards to games on PS5, I don't think PSVR2 splits the user base.
It splits the user base. Any accessory does. Move does, Wii Motion + does. You have to own the accessory to play a VR game. That's literally all that it means.
You are good with standard. Articles online, psvr 2 logo when you buy.
I don't how to post a gif, but lol.
Can you do a comparison on how Horizon looks on both the Quest 2 and the PSVR2?
We just normalise ps port begging
I know it's easy. That's a strength for PSVR2 because it's low cost, so a splintered userbase is less of limiting factor so you can get some stuff like GT7. You'd never get anything that expensive otherwise.
Yeah I don't understand what the problem is here. The system is launching with 75+ games right out of the gates, with many more titles confirmed. Lack of software for PS VR2 should not be a real concern.
Dude have you even seen what is coming for the next couple weeks?
I would not be shocked if there is a mode in ND's next game. I would welcome it too. TLoU (or a Sci-Fi romp) VR with their animation tech and that studio's attention to detail in their worlds would be bad ass, not gonna lie.
The Quest 2 is a good PC VR headset. Not sure why people insist on acting like it is a piece of junk. It has similar if not greater PPD than the PSVR2, it has excellent tracking likely better than the PSVR2 just judging from these reviews, has hand tracking, has wireless connectivity.
Any accessory is at risk of limited support. This is why you would discuss it in a review for an expensive accessory.
Please enlighten me about those that aren't. What are their problems with the PSVR2? Reviews on page 1 are like 9/10 on average.
VGC:
ArsTechnica:
- Shallow launch lineup of original titles
- Some controller awkwardness
TrustedReviews:
- Features like headset rumble and eye-tracking seem underutilized
- USB tether can get in the way, limits where you can use it
- No built-in speakers or headphones
- Lots of software ports and few platform-selling exclusives
- Requires a PS5 to do the heavy processing
- No compatibility with existing PSVR software
These are the minuses they come up with: Lets be honest here, not a single of these points make sense. I will elaborate:
- No backwards compatability
- More expensive than a PS5
- Can be uncomfortable after extended use
- Shallow launch lineup of original titles (Which console has a better launch lineup than 30 games on release + heavy hitters as GT7, RE: Village and other games?)
- Some controller awkwardness (Nobody has any issues with the controllers but this review, so seems like a personal opinion rather than a fact)
- Features like headset rumble and eye-tracking seem underutilized (Ok fair point, this is purely a software complaint though, has nothing to do with PSVR2)
- USB tether can get in the way, limits where you can use it (c'mon really? Cable is 5 meters long, we're not talking about a 0.5M nintendo mini controller cable here)
- No built-in speakers or headphones (would be a valid point if they don't supply earbuds with the product, which they do)
- Lots of software ports and few platform-selling exclusives (same as before, launch lineup is best range for consoles ever, but hey gotta complain)
- Requires a PS5 to do the heavy processing (that's why the graphics are so good, weird point no?)
- No compatibility with existing PSVR software (Completely different hardware and most games get a free upgrade, so a nonsense point)
- No backwards compatability (same as above)
- More expensive than a PS5 (So? it's very cheap for what you get and also a tribute to how cheap PS5 hardware actually is)
- Can be uncomfortable after extended use (literally 1 review says this, all others say that e.g. you can game for 5 hours straight and it never feels uncomfortable)
Your turn
Good point. Lets see if it will be a common issue though. I don’t think so personally. It’s probably some interference from somewhere. I actually had the same problem with one of my old PS4 controllers. Worked perfectly using it anywhere but the living room, where it somehow for some reason kept disconnecting from the PlayStation. Infuriating but totally obvious that it was interference from somewhere else.
An accessory made for a specific console (and most likely sold at loss)
I think you are missing my point ….
The R&D for the headset to make the final build is already bought and paid for, from here it's just manufacturing costs and updates, etc --- whatever that costs. Now they need to "put butts in seats" and the best way to do that is to offer exclusive content that sells. We already now that games like Fortnite and Apex Legends are popular, and there are knock off version like Population: One on the Quest 2 that do quite will especially in that demographic. You offer people the chance to play Fortnite VR only on Playstation VR2, and you've likely upticked your device sales by quite a bit.
Jesus christ dude. They are selling at lost. They have to make money on playstation ecosystem to be lucrative.
