This new one we dont know, first PSVR someone said earlier that got hacked to work on PC.
you underestimate sony fanboys my friend
Dongle with battery pack? I still think it's possible.
how many of those crap games exactly
Of the 11 announced in the other thread, I think 8 or 9 of them are on Quest 2/Steam. I don’t remember exactly.
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Here's Every Game Announced for PSVR 2
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So far, and a few more than came recently for free PSVR to PSVR2 upgrades. Now which ones are launch ones, Sony will need a showcase or another announcement.
RE8 has full motion controls. I don’t know if it’s worth getting a PSVR2 at launch, but the day you get one, you make sure you buy RE8 too.
They didn’t do it for VR1 (I don’t think?), so why would they do it for VR2?
Horror and shooters are a good chunk of all vr libraries. But there are some cool table top type of games out there too. I’m sure they’ll make their way to this new headset as well.
If Sony doesn't sell an adapter themselves, at the very least someone would need to make it work with a "reverse" USB-C -> USB3 + DisplayPort adapter, and those will take a while to appear because AFAIK they don't even exist in the market.
On my PSVR I played Astro Bot, Battlezone, Bound, Driveclub, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes (way too many hours with friends & wife on this one), PSVR Worlds, Resident Evil VII and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood.
Normally when people have reservations they take a wait and see approach. I hope it works well for you and you get your monies worth.
No shit, that's the point. It's essentially a sequel to Rush of Blood in many ways, which is a good game.
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The star wars is a considerable upgrade over quest. Night and day difference
Sony is not serious. This is a glorified public beta for their VR ambitions.
They know it’s niche & won’t sell a lot. So might as well charge enthusiasts the most they can.
Trash Facebook shill propaganda has made you clueless. PCVR is no more niche than stand alone (which is still very niche, call me when it does Switch or Wii numbers, not Vita/N64 as it is so far with the best estimates as Meta deliberately don't give numbers). People just buy less VR games on PC because there aren't enough high profile ones to play (and the VR media are Meta shills dunking on/ignoring PCVR and making visibility worse). The top VR sellers on PC don't lack in numbers compared to the top sellers on Quest as you can see from the user review numbers of Alyx, Beat Saber, Boneworks and other games. Most recently Bonelab is almost at like a 45/55 split and After the Fall prior was similar enough to that. Other games have maybe a 3rd of sales come from PC despite that. Complaints for far lower sales than Quest are for games that can't compete with amazing flat games so PC users prefer playing them (some with great VR mods) over the 100th mini/rhythm/experience type game they've had enough of (you only need one of each really and even as a PC user you might get it stand alone as PC offers no advantage in that case) that the Quest demographic will also tire of, not to mention its store will also get cluttered like any eventually, it's not any better designed so a short lived advantage (that ignores developers who don't get approved so don't even have a chance for profit, when on PC anyone can launch so of course many more will fail). High production value VR games like Sony and third parties will be investing in (without reaching flat AAA budgets they still one up mobile caliber games) and more importantly promoting can do well within a limited install base (and will now sell on both PC and PSVR2 making them even more viable). Visibility will also be boosted as the mainstream gaming media finally start covering VR with this, so people don't have to rely on amateur VR media that don't cover 90% of cool VR stuff even when they're currently so few compared to the flat games the (far from flawless) gaming press manages.
