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PlayStation VR2 |OT| I heard it has a single cable. Is this true?
mitchman
Gold Member
But you could see the steam link that linked to the driver for Windows? You probably block twitter via your adblocker or something.I can't see twitter stuff, don't know why
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Lucifers Beard
Member
It's really great. I've not finished it in VR yet but it's one of the best VR games in my opinion.
Ar¢tos
Member
I couldn't see anything, but I disabled adblocker and could see it. Nice that he managed without the need for an adapter.
Adblocker back on, even GAF is loaded with adverts without it!
Damien Crowley
Member
Fuck Yeah, game changer for me!
Minsc
Gold Member
People say this, but doesn't it require a certain (older) ATI card with display port whatever to work at all? 75% of the population with nVidia GPUs and the other 24% without those particular AMD GPUs - it really doesn't benefit them does it?
mitchman
Gold Member
My fairly new AMD 6900XT has a USB-C style displayport output at least, so shouldn't be rare on newer cards either. It should be possible to find DP -> USB-C conversion cables too.
sncvsrtoip
Member
Review: Vertigo 2 (PSVR2) - Phenomenal VR Shooter Shares a Lot of DNA with Half-Life
The life of Brian
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Damien Crowley
Member
Ah, well, did not know this tidbit. But if
mitchman
is right, then an adapter will be purchased in no time 
SilentUser
Member
Review: Vertigo 2 (PSVR2) - Phenomenal VR Shooter Shares a Lot of DNA with Half-Life
The life of Brian
I'm wainting for the multiplayer update to finally play this game. Briefly tried this game on my brother's PCVR and had a blast. Gameplay is simply top notch as I expected from the trailer.
sncvsrtoip
Member
which one ? ;d
SilentUser
Member
Ancient Dungeons. Awesome game, can't wait to have the coop mode.
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
looks a bit too "kiddy" for my liking, im sure its a blast but coming from the Resi games i need a bit more uplift in my visuals
R6Rider
Gold Member
Puzzling Places is awesome, but it won't help you get your VR legs. It's played stationary and only looking around. You should still buy it though.
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SilentUser
Member
I adore Puzzling Places, but I echo
R6Rider
opinion. Demeo is a very welcoming game to new VR players. Moss and Red Matter 2 are also a good start, imo.
Minsc
Gold Member
Puzzling Places has a demo with a fair bit of content. I'd go through that before buying, but it is enjoyable/relaxing.
I used RE:Village for getting my VR legs lol. You can adjust the comfort settings from everything to nothing and play a little each day in safe areas just moving around to get comfortable.
I used RE:Village for getting my VR legs lol. You can adjust the comfort settings from everything to nothing and play a little each day in safe areas just moving around to get comfortable.
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SilentUser
Member
Coming february 20th!
Markio128
Gold Member
XXL
Member
If you enjoy Sci-Fi, Red Matter 1 and 2 are fucking amazing.
For Beginners
Beat Saber
Red Matter 1/2
Humanity
When you get used to it
Pavlov - is like Counter Strike in VR, the TTT mode in Pavlov (which is the best thing ever) is Among Us with guns.
Synapse
GT7
NMS
RE4/RE8
Walking Dead 1/2
Kayak VR (if you're into that)
All of these games are well worth the price of admission.
For me aside from BG3, these are some of the best games of 2023 in general that were massively overlooked by gamers because they are VR games.
Enjoy!
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
IIrc this used to work with Oculus Rift DK2, back in the day. Guessing this version's gonna get with the times for full motion control and what not.
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CitizenKratos
Member
I would not start with Red Matter 2. Although it is one of the best VR games ever, people seem to not handle it that well in my experience.I adore Puzzling Places, but I echo
SilentUser
Member
Really? Some friends that never had any VR experience played the game and they all had a blast and no problem at all while playing. They only played the initial part though, so basically no action and slow movements only.
However, both had problems with other games. One got dizzy after playing Village and other after trying No Man's Sky
(terrible choice as it is a demanding game, but he loves it).
Markio128
Gold Member
I usually found that it was a constant change of pace that made me feel a bit queasy. Games that switched from quiet to chaos, such as Saints and Sinners affected me initially. NMS has been fine because, other than the infrequent space combat, it’s quite a chilled game, that you can play at your own pace.
Saying that, there have been outliers - most recently The 7th Guest. For some strange reason it makes me a bit queasy after around 20 minutes. Kayak VR does the same, but usually when I have a mad paddle moment.
GT7 doesn’t bother me at all (though it did initially), Moss 1 & 2 are great, and Beat Saber/Synth Riders are safe. Games like Zombieland are also decent for finding your legs - and pretty fun to boot!
Saying that, there have been outliers - most recently The 7th Guest. For some strange reason it makes me a bit queasy after around 20 minutes. Kayak VR does the same, but usually when I have a mad paddle moment.
GT7 doesn’t bother me at all (though it did initially), Moss 1 & 2 are great, and Beat Saber/Synth Riders are safe. Games like Zombieland are also decent for finding your legs - and pretty fun to boot!
fran.fernandez
Member
After i got quest 3 and start playing alyx and the mods my psvr2 haven’t been out of the box. Planning to sell it asap
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
Yeah I'm looking at all those PC game mods and just sulking, man I'd love to play cyberpunk maxed out in VR, or run around Hogwarts Castle or play a heavily modded Skyrim again for the umpteenth time... So many choices on PC :-(After i got quest 3 and start playing alyx and the mods my psvr2 haven’t been out of the box. Planning to sell it asap
SilentUser
Member
Kayak was one of the first titles I played and man... I had trouble with it lmao. Got dizzy really quick
CitizenKratos
Member
Meanwhile I know someone who has an Index and HL Alyx and much prefers RE4 and RE8. Different strokes for different folks.After i got quest 3 and start playing alyx and the mods my psvr2 haven’t been out of the box. Planning to sell it asap
fran.fernandez
Member
That’s the deal. I really like re4 and re8 in my psvr 2, that’s why I got the quest3 (pcvr), to keep the experience and more (like the black pink event
).
sncvsrtoip
Member
Vertigo time
sncvsrtoip
Member
sncvsrtoip
Member
alucard0712_rus
Member
I would recommend No Man's Sky and Kayak can be very good for beginners - it can be very relaxing and you not being pushed. But you have to try GT7 and RE4.
sncvsrtoip
Member
PSVR2 Ultimate Comfort Kit from Studioformcreative or Globular Cluster CMP2 Comfortable Mod
SilentUser
Member
I'm using globular cluster. It is a improvement, but always thought stock PSVR2 is fine. Do I regret buying the globular? Not at all. If you dont feel comfie enough the way it is, I think Globular will help you a lot (but it will increase PSVR2's weight quite a bit).
SilentUser
Member
Seems nice!
Try Tetris Effect: Connected, it's really good and helps with getting adjusted to VR
sncvsrtoip
Member
Lucifers Beard
Member
Oh is it that bad? Thanks for the heads up, will do the same and wait for a sale I think.
SilentUser
Member
Will watch this later because I'm put rn, but I'm very curious about this game and what Bryan has to say.