I came around on PSVR 2...
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The PlayStation VR 2 boasts some pretty insane technical specs, but I'm not sure it lower the VR barrier to entry THAT much more than the competition...
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I agree, okay now hurry up let's play more Demeo
the people who go back to tiny flatscreens_after being in the VR game_🥴
Am early
Yes! Getting mine later this month. Can’t wait to try Demeo. Looks fun
Im available, when?
What about Resident Evil Village and Gran Turismo 7?
I think you might have played Humanity in the regular 2D version. You have to select VR mode from the menu because it’s available in both. Works well in VR
Filing this under "comments that would explode someone's brain in 1980"
@@ryandary 🤣😂🤣
I’d say while Horizon is the flagship game, it’s Gran Turismo 7 thats the system seller. That game with a racing wheel is incredible.
I played Dirt Rally in PSVR1 but the clarity PSVR2 brings it to another level.
And even with the duel sense controller it’s the best thing I ever did in VR
Do you need to place the wheel on a table? I don’t really have anything between me and my tv
@@nerad1994 most wheels do yes. You can always improvise.
Some years ago I used the poles from my Rock Band drum set, and made some holes in a plank of wood to sit on the top of the poles. Worked great.
I want GT7 in VR, but i'd have to buy the console, headset, wheel, game, and maybe online service for multiplayer. Close to 2 grand. Its too expensive.
I hope Sony and Valve comes together to bring Half Life Alyx to the PSVR2.
I'd rather have someone make a new game that's close to as good as Alyx. We don't need every game ported to every headset. We need more quality games.
@@Taco_God we can have both
@@Taco_God both, we'll take both
@@Taco_God how about both
@Melvin Frazier Agreed, but then hopefully Sony keeps bringing their exclusives to PC after a certain times exclusivity
I played GT7 in VR for 4 hours straight. I'm not really into racing games but it was an amazing gaming experience.
I wore the headset with my prescription glasses and had to make minor adjustments to the headset every once in a while to find my sweet spot for the visuals.
I've seen a lot of mixed reviews for the PSVR2, but I recommend it. This is my first VR headset. It's comfortable and Sony's VR library will get better. ✌️
lost me @ prescription glasses_live a little a take em off_contacts are strange so try eye washes or something_seems so off one would keep their glasses on in VR_youre a different person!
@@kaizen5415 You've never played VR before obviously. Without glasses on everything will be blurry as hell.
@@CasepbX not true for everybody. Me, for instance.. I see just fine with my prescription glasses off, inside the headset.. everyone sees and hears differently.
@@kaizen5415 I saw a PSVR2 review noting that the headset was conformable, even for those that wear glasses.
I prefer wearing my glasses but I'm sure my VR experience will improve when I wear my contacts.
U can buy prescription lenses that fit in the headset
The headphones that were designed for the PS5 fit perfectly over the Vr headset and the cable can combine with the original controller cable to charge both controllers at once, just use a spare usb slot located at the back of the unit.
Yeah a lot of people seem to miss this. The controller battery is still pretty weak though.
I mean it's pretty scummy that the earphones pack in sucks and that one of the few headphones that do fit perfectly are the ones they made
@@teneesh3376 they support 3D audio, they sounded fine, and they were _FREE_ . If you’re an audiophile you probably already have better. As far as headphones go- If other companies wanted to make compatible headphones they could have and they had an entire generation of psVR to make them.
Imo 3rd party headsets, if they are pushing the headset down when worn over, work better under the headset. They prevent the headset from sliding down.
@@mangasaint they arent free you pay 550 for the whole package earbuds included
I played RE7 on the PSVR1 (exclusive) and it was the greatest VR experience I have ever had. I couldn't recommend it enough to anyone that would listen. I originally had the PSVR2 preordered, but cancelled it because $550 was a lot of money for me at the time of release. It was only being sold on the PS Direct Website. Which was a bummer for me, since for something that expensive I would love to use my BestBuy or Amazon credit card with 12 months financing. Then I read RE Village and RE 4 (remake) VR versions were going to be exclusive on the PSVR2. I sucked it up and bought it that day. Surprisingly, the device was free shipping and it was delivered to my home address the next day. I have been playing RE Village in VR and it is visually stunning and a lot of fun to play. Can't wait for RE 4 VR. Side note, I do have RE 4 VR on the Oculus (Meta) and its fine. Definitely worth a purchase on the Meta. Final side note, I hear GT 7 is almost perfect on PSVR2. Cannot wait to try it. Anyhoo, those are my two cents. Back to you Wulff.
Correction: The Quest 2 can go up to 120Hz if you enable it in the settings, but that only matters if the game you're playing has compatibility for it. If you use Link or Virtual Desktop for example, they do have support for 120Hz. It just eats the battery like hell
I've been gaming since 1985 and the psvr2 has been the single most mind blowing gaming experience I've ever had, by far. I can't believe I have this amazing tech at home at my disposal anytime I want to play it. I think you had some interesting choices as far as games that you've tried (and didn't). I suggest playing Gran Turismo with a wheel and pedals (single handedly the greatest gaming experience I've ever had so far), Resident Evil Village, The Light Brigade, No Man's Sky, Tetris Connected, Song in the Smoke, Star Wars Tales from the Galaxy's Edge, or Moss. All of these games are just simply amazing on the psvr2. Then, later this month I'm playing things like Right Before Your Eyes, TWD Saints & Sinners, Switchback, and Resident Evil 4 (if the VR mode is ready, might wait on that one). Lots of awesome games to try out still. Give it a go!
The honeymoon effect wears off pretty fast and it becomes a chore.
@@CasepbX we shall see..
@@CasepbX No...my VR Honeymoon still going strong since 2015.
I agree this thing is a powerhouse choke full of fun! Loving it! I’ve played RE Village, that was intense with VR, highly recommended. Horizon was a showcase of all the amazing features and tech that’s built into the headset and controls but still extremely fun. I also tried Song in the Smoke got completely lost in that game it was incredible. All these games can be demoed to your leisure. Have fun! 🤘🤩😉
have you never experienced vr before this? I have been into vr since DK2 days and have owned 6 different iterations of vr goggles over the years..im wondering if the psvr2 experience will impress me since I have decent vr experience. I also play vr sim racing with wheel and pedals and racing seat so gt7 probably wouldnt be as mind blowing to me as to someone who has never driven in vr..
The way I see it, this headset is for 2 types of people: VR enthusiasts who are willing to spend $950 ($400 for a PS5 Digital and $550 for the headset) to get the best price to performance VR system on the market, or people who already have a PS5 and are VR curious. For people who are mildly interested in VR and or don’t have a PS5, the Quest 2 is still the go to. But both products are targeting very different markets, they aren’t really comparable. This is meant to compete with a dedicated PCVR system, and I think the price is very attractive to people who want or expect the quality that only tethered PCVR could give you until now.
I totally agree with you! You said it perfectly.
Dude you didn't even try the exceptional games that are not only exclusive, but also currently the best experiences on the headset. Gran Turismo 7 and Resident Evil Village are both incredible.
Lazy review 🙄
Incredible my ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This guy fumbles around 10 games “lack of a collection” acting like it didn’t drop with 40 games🤣 seems like this dudes opinion lacks a “curated” opinion
Resident Evil Village has been modded on PC for years and GT7 on consoles is 60 fps and terrible graphics... Please stop the fanboyism....
@@JUDALATION lots of people don't and will never have a fancy gaming PC so it is what it is. Second, nearly everyone I've seen commenting on having played both RE versions says the PSVR2 version is better. Third, you're literally a piece of garbage if this is how you talk to people you don't even know. Get a life.
Humanity does have a vr mode. It's at the bottom of the main screen menu. I played a few levels before I even realized that something was wrong.
Should have made it a giant button instead
@@JeskidoYT I mean, if you're using the VR controllers and the headset is active it should actively ask you the first time, not wait for you to do it.
@@zeikjt true but it is a demo, not a completed game. GT7 switches back and forth between modes, RE8 required free DLC and then it asks you if you want to play in VR each time you launch it with the headset on.
I seriously cannot get my head around why people forget this has only just came out. There's quite a number of significant titles available, especially if people missed out on any of the upgraded PSVR1 ports. Turismo is certainly significant, alongside No Man's Sky etc. Ultimately things will get much more exciting as the year unfolds. Sony wouldn't waste their time investing in it if the software wasn't coming.
yea he didn't even play Pistol Whip, GT7 OR Re Village. Wack review. You can't skip GT7 and Village and say no killer aps
Yep. Much of the media is also saying there's a small selection of titles available at launch.
What significant titles, lol? Most of them might have big names but aren't that great games, like the Horizon Zero Dawn one. Everyone keeps forgetting because interest in VR is lower than ever before and dropping with each year, and it's not just consumers... developers and publishers are pulling back mega hard from VR or offering lazy ports of their games post-fact, and probably only after being paid like Capcom with the RE4 VR for PS5.
The only ones still excited are hardware manufacturers like Sony, to no surprise...
@@CrystallineLore Do you play VR games? What is your platform of choice?
@@CrystallineLore Dude, it sounds like you simply do not care for VR or appreciate what it brings to the table. It's transformative with regards to some genres in particular and as far as answering your question, for a launch window it has some solid games, some of which are upgrades of PSVR1 games, which I touched upon had you never played them originally adds to the value here. Is Turismo rubbish in your eyes? Is Kayak garbage in spite of it's charms? Is Moss, Tetris, Resident Evil and some of the other titles devoid of quality in your eyes? It would appear so judging by your response.
I played the Horizon game yesterday and wow. I've been playing VR games since the first Oculus came out but this was the best VR experience I have had so far. The visuals, the huge machines, the colors... just wow. I really hope Sony releases more of their games for VR like Uncharted, TLOS etc.
I am waiting for Morpheus to tell me we're in The Matrix discovering we're already in a Virtual Reality simulation....
I honestly want to wait a little over a year before getting a PSVR 2, but if they release Uncharted for it, I just may have to renege on that.
plus GOW VR too lol
You did what on a vr?
For me, Resident Evil 8 is a must play in VR. Im also very excited for Dreams PS5 update, hoping they would bring PSVR2 support. I loved it with PSVR.
Everything about the PSVR2 seems perfect for my need with a sim rig, bass shaker and wheel combo. I'm not moving anywhere so being tethered is fine and light, don't need to worry about battery. Just the GT7 experience alone is worth it, i'm actually faster in VR. Excited to have this system to play other VR titles down the line. I hope the PS5 pro takes advantage of the VR specs. One thing I'd like to point out is that the pulse headset works great with the VR, guess they designed it with that in mind.
I've been playing through RE Village on psvr2 and it's pretty amazing. It's actually my first play through so I don't have a reference outside of VR but it's pretty immersive and what struck me more than anything was the sense of scale of everything. The Duke and Lady D have a sense of presence that I don't think you could get on a flat screen. There is some jank with it not being built from the ground up as a VR game but it works surprisingly well and you can tell a lot of love and work went into it. I would love if they did make a RE from the ground up for VR.
You have amazing production value in all your videos. I just got my PSVR2, having fun with it so far!
In Humanity there is an option to go into VR mode. It doesn't automatically start in VR.
I was interested in a Oculus Quest, but after Oculus got bought by facebook it became a no for me.
I agree it is lacking software, but I can't wait to play RE8. The Light Brigade has been super fun. Runner is pretty good. NMS in VR is super awesome.
I wish Nintendo would dabble in VR again. Would love to play a VR StarFox or a Legend of Zelda game like Moss.
I miss 2016. When the Vive was new and free VR stuff was coming out every day.
One of my favorite little games was called Blarp!. Loved this. Super simple, but some of the most memorable gaming I've ever done.
The pulse headphone work great sound is incredible while playing re8 I kept switching to pass thru periodically while in the basement of the castle the water droplets felt like they were literally dropping in my living room
I've been into VR for 6 years with PC VR, I've had 5 headsets and used three of them (Vive & Vive Pro), have one in box in the cupboard (HP Reverb G2, could not sell it, IPD was too small), returned one (Vive Pro 2, IPD was too small), and my current headset is the Pimax 8KX. I'm impressed with the PSVR2, haptics, eye tracking, foveated rendering and half the price of an equivilant PC VR headset, and it has IPD adjustment that goes to 75mm, something I need and something that makes Quest/Meta useless for me, and Index (but they don't sell that in Australia, so it doesn't matter for me). GT7 is fantastic in VR with a good wheel, that is where I have spent most of my time. There is a bit of graininess to the view and minimal screendoor affect, but it is not that noticable, and you soon filter it out mentally. Definate winner in my mind, if you already have a PS5, and if you don't it is still cheaper than a PC and PC VR headset up.
I initially had the same thought about humanity. Then I realized there's a VR mode in the main menu you have to activate.
Have you tried GT7 or RE8? Even people that don't like simple racing enjoyed GT7 in PS VR2. They have over 100 games in development too.
I am so surprised by reviewers saying there isn’t any content, while there are like 41 games for sale and it’s only been out for a week! That’s insane. And most of those games are actually pretty damn good. At least good enough to make me instantly really happy about my purchase. I played Kayak VR Mirage, Moss, Tentacular, Pistol Whip (if you like Beat Saber definitely try that one), Puzzling Places and Horizon and they all offer totally unique and interesting experiences. Oh and I almost forgot Demeo, which I played with a friend who owns a Quest. Crossplay multiplayer is awesome.
I just don’t get the negative reviews on this one. I love PSVR 2 and it is totally making me look at games in a different way. And I’ve been playing games since the NES. 😂
All games that have been out on PC for years... The PSVR1 greatest strength was its exclusives... for that reason alone, this lineup is very disappointing.
I mean, it sounds like that's the problem pointed out in the video. Sony didn't make it intuitive enough to find all the games? Even the dedicated page in the store in the video was scant.
@@zeikjt he was looking at the demo page of the store not the content that was for sale.
@@PanzerMagnet gotcha, not as bad then
If you count years old ports of PC VR games as content, ,then I guess so.
Pavlov and GT7 are already killer apps that you can play for years and it launched with them lol. If you haven't tried competitive VR FPS like pavlov yet, you don't know what you're missing :P
The 3d pulse wireless headphones work flawlessly with the vr2. I love it
Come back next month with a new video once you've played a few more PSVR2 games like : GT7 / Resident Evil Village / Pavlov / Rez / Pistol Whip / Switchback VR (16 March) - and let the people know if PSVR2 is still worth it or not. 😉
You completely skipped the 2 killer apps: Resident Evil 8 and Gran Turismo 7. Gran Turismo 7 with a steering wheel feels like nothing else out there. It's a brand new experience that I have never had in over 3 decades of gaming.
It's a matter of prerspective. To me I look at it as the price to add vr functionality to my PS5 not as an entry point for VR and from that viewpoint this is a good value. Not to mention for $150 or so more than a quest 2 you are getting way more resolution. foveated rendering. eye tracking and higher refresh rate which really matters in VR. The quest never really did it for me. The standalone was never powerful enough and tethered there are better solutions. From that standpoint the PSVR2 is more likely to give me what I am looking for in a VR headset.
It's 1000 ollars just to get it with a ps5, I dunno if it's worth it.
oo -- Compared to similar experiences on other VR headsets on pc? Much cheaper.
then don't buy it. Like I don't know why the cost of the PS5 matters either you were going to get one anyway in which case it doesn't matter or you weren't going to get one and this is an accessory for it so I don't see why an accessory should change your mind on getting a PS5. It's not for everyone.
@@oo--7714 It's an accessory for a host platform, so most buyers already own the host platform.
Quest 2 is like the best of both worlds. You got a portable device, with free games and social experiences, and its wireless which is a must for fitness and melee combat games, but it's also capable of low latency PCVR (using virtual desktop with a good 5ghz router). I can afford an index or other high end set, but none are wireless. Though if someone has a PS5, and not a strong gaming rig, and wants great looking VR games, the PSVR 2 is the better option of course.
You need to enable vr mode in humanity in main menu
It seems you played Humanity in the 2D mode. You need to enable VR.
2 quick corrections:
1, the original psvr wasn’t ahead of its time in terms of display as most of the other headsets around its time (rift cv1, vive, and even the quest 1) had oled screens
2, the quest 2 has a 120hz display, but it was / maybe still is an experimental feature
It's now a proper feature in the os but not many games will reach that framerate. It's still great for pcvr tho!
@@cereal5405 yes it was. Besides the tracking being done by a camera and light and the resolution not being crazy high, everything else was really good and for a super low price of 300$.
If I remember right the lenses were special and a lot cheaper to make, revolutionizing VR so VR headsets would be 800 to 1000$ on average, but half of that.
It was an experimental feature.
Aaah this Ape Escape-Melody in the background gives me retro-goosebumbs :D
I just finished Tetris Effect on the PSVR2 and loved it. Wish it was longer and I highly highly recommend
Quick pointer: Quest 2 does run at 120 hz at some games if you allow it. It used to be an experimental feature, as well as a tweak to do on Sidequest, but now it is an official feature.
120 Hz seems to work with every PCVR game at least from my experience
Came to the comments to say exactly this.
This is absolutely not true.....not even remotey true. All displays, VR or otherwise, have a native refresh rate that cannot be exceeded unless you use interpolation software that is internal to the display. The native refresh rate of the Quest 2 display panels is 90hz, sure you can run the game internally on PC at a higher refresh rate but the display puts out only 90 frames per second or 90hz of screen refreshes. Don't get me wrong, native 90hz gameplay is super smooth but its not 120hz, and doesn't give you the same screen reaction timing as a native 120hz display.
Conversely, PSVR2 is native 120hz display panels but does not have any native 120hz games in VR. Instead it uses reprojection of 60hz gameplay on the native 120hz display to give the smoothness of full 120hz gameplay. PSVR2 does however have several titles which are displayed at 90hz natively and share the same smoothness as Quest 2 in that regard. Where PSVR2 has the advantage in these games is that its running 90hz at a much higher native resolution than Quest 2, so you get higher resolution at the same performance of a high end PC connected to a Quest 2. Please don't misinform people of the capability of the Quest 2
@@corey_massey Quest 2's panel supports 120Hz. It's an official feature. Please do some actual research before trying to sound smart online next time.
@@corey_massey No. The quest 2 display is capable of 120, always has been. It was initially locked to 90 due to concerns of performance and battery life, but could be unlocked with developer options. Then they put it into experimental mode that you could opt into. And recently within the past few months, they've moved it out of experimental and it's just the default setting. Still up to the developers to code for it though.
The Sony PS5 Pulse Over the Ear headphones fit perfectly for me. Those are my recommendation.
I got the PSVR2 and got lost in Swordsman VR. Such a simple game but so fun. RE8 Village looks amazing on PSVR2 also!
Don't forget that using the Meta Quest requires giving up your privacy to Facebook...Read the privacy policy and note the many instances of personal data...Height, Foot Size, Hand Size, Body movement data, Room Scans and more that youre giving away to Facebook. Theres a reason the meta quest is cheap, youre subsidizing it with very intimate details about your body and living space. PSVR2 doesn't invade your privacy anywhere near the same level. An important thing to consider before buying a Meta product and something that should be mentioned when comparing these two products.
Claiming having to own a ps5 is a draw back to the Psvr2 is like saying milk is great but then you also have to invest in a fridge 😊
Right, such a dumb thing to says. “You need a ps5” no shit, its a PLAYSTATION VR headset lol
Humanity is a VR game. It sounds like you were playing it in non-VR mode.
You should 100% try Pavlov VR, I've been playing since launch on PSVR 2 and have never had more fun in a competitive game.
i would still get a VR2 over Quest 2 because it is the more exciting device to me. the features like haptics and triggers, eye tracking, are more cool and interesting.
I hope psvr iterations always have a cable. I would hate to have to charge the headset and both controllers all the time.
There is are a few VR1 games that get FREE VR2 upgrades: Swordsman VR, Job Simulator, Vacation Simulator and Pistol Whip currently. Fingers crossed, otters will follow suit.
Great video Bob! I'm always interested in hearing your take on things.
I wonder if Bob finally worked out how to turn his ps5 on/off. Let's find out...
Loving my psvr2. GT7, RE8 are keeping me fulfilled. Looking forward to the walking dead and switchback. I sold my Oculus/Meta months ago in anticipation for this, and I don’t regret it at all. Nice review!
GT7 in VR alone was already enough for me to be worth it.
I'm glad you tried it for longer. I don't know how, but 1 week of using mine, the image clarity has just gotten better and better. At first it was causing me some eye strain, felt like I couldn't focus properly. Now it's crystal clear, no eye strain, and just out right amazing. I'm glad I didn't put it down after the first day.
I think I've just finally figured out how to get the sweet spot and proper IPD, and also you've got to play the good games and skip all the crap, play Star Wars, RE:8, GT7 for example. And in RE:8 get to the castle at least, that's when it gets good.
Overall is great to have more competition in the VR space. I'd wait for there to be more exclusives before picking up the PSVR2, but personally i'm looking forward most to the Vive XR Elite. Yeah it's more than double the price of the Quest 2 but i'm fine paying that premium for a non-facebook device.
I've been playing Horizon Call of the Mountain, instead of the stick movement you can use the motion of the controllers, by swinging your arms. It works pretty well, you never use the sticks beside the right for the camera occasionally.
I never use the right analog stick to move my view...that's jarring for me and makes me motion sick. I just move my head and body where I want to go, just like real life or I can sit down and use a swivel chair.
@Gamal Batista It doesn't really bother me, and I like to stand up when I play, but a swivel chair is a great idea for that.
What's funny to me is there is a very clear moment where the game stops like he mentions in his "review" and then OFFERS YOU MULITPLE OPTIONS TO CHANGE YOUR MOVEMENT STYLE. This reviewer is clearly capping, just outright lying.
The Ape Escape music was sending me back in time
Love the intro and the vibe of the review! Good stuff
i'm surprised you didn't talk about the mode that allows you to essentially turn your psvr2 head set to your tv. and play your ps5 games using the vr headset. missing that kinda makes the review a bit lacking. would of loved to know how it worked from your perspective.
He did this to complain nothing more
The review as a whole is lacking.
Glad you came around a little bit on it, but I feel like you didn't try enough games. Trying most or all of the demos gives you a good view of the library as it is right now. You should try RE8, GT7 or Pistol Whip.
The subtle dig at DK oldies LMAO well played
Ape Escape - Time Station, great choice for ambience and relevance to PS history.
Oh the memories....
It’s kinda stupid how meta does this but if you enable developer mode you can enable 120hz most people don’t know that though.
It's not that stupid. That mode will drain the battery significantly faster and run the headset hotter for a small improvement.
Problem is, what games support 120hz???
@@JeskidoYT Every single SteamVR game
Demeo is SOOOO GOOD. i have it on MQ2 and definitely getting it on psvr2. Happy you mentioned demeo, its criminally underrated. The main reason PSVR2 is worth it IMO is Gran Turismo 7. If you have a rig with wheel and pedals, a PSVR2 is a must buy
Lmao the subtle jab at dkoldies is amazing
FYI. You have to activate the VR mode on Humanity to use it that way. You just didn’t do it.
I’ve played it myself and can confirm there is full VR mode, and it’s incredibly neat.
Also. Is there a reason you didn’t check out the two killer apps?
Resident Evil 8 and Gran Turismo 7?
You can’t get those anywhere else?
Humanity is a VR game and is pretty good, in the demo it asked me if I wanted to play in VR.
For Horizon, it isn't just a "disney ride" but I do agree it is a climbing game (best climbing in any VR game I've played) with intense and very satisfying combat. It's got a fleshed out story, is very polished and is definitely worth checking out (sorry you didn't feel that way from the demo). All in all, I think your main complaint stems from you not liking the genre or not being used to VR in general (feel free to correct me btw).
Also, side note: I found it funny in the footage you played Horizon sitting down, and you played Demeo standing up (probably cause you don't need to virtually move in Demeo).
The psvr2 makes me want a ps5
You can charge both controllers at the same time. You can use the cord that came with your ps 5 for the dual sense controller. There’s more than one usb port for the possibility of charging three controllers at once.
RE8 and GT7 are currently the best VR2 experiences
Usb C has taken technology further than every other one of those crummy cables before it. And it feels great to finally say goodbye to plugging a cable the wrong way. Power and high transfer rate is the future 👍
I gotta say to, after playing gt7 with a wheel and pavlov ( games Ive never played nor would never. until vr) im super happy now. It proved to me that the blur is definitely software based as horizon was WAY worse compared to everything else.
@13:30 Hannah seems pissed that Bob wants to play 😂
Horizon, GT7, No Man Sky, and RE8 were enough for me. 3 of those are exclusive to PSVR2. With Switchback VR and RE4 remake in VR coming soon too. Many more games than any console launch I've seen, but most are cross platform.
GT7 is so good I'm looking into a Sim Racer setup to play it with frame, racing wheel and pedals. I'm very happy with the number of games, ease of use, and quality of the experience. I think they nailed it.
Just got mine delivered an hour ago 😅
Play Moss. Incredible experience.
More board and card games would be cool in vr, like pokemon, magic or yugioh. Actually seeing the cards animated would be awesome
You absolutely can wear over ear headphones with the headset, just depends on the model
The Pulse 3D Headset fits perfectly to the PSVR2 though
Bob never has bias, he hates everyone equally
I'd say the PSVR2 is a good system if you're a console-only gamer. But, if you have a capable Gaming PC, I'd say get a Quest 2 because you have access to a myriad of PCVR titles and VR mods. Alien Isolation and Resident Evil 2 VR mods are amazing. If Sony would make the PSVR2 compatible with PC, I think it would sell better.
It might sell, but lose out on software sales for itself if people are going pc with it.
Nice video, I just have one critique, the info you gave about the Quest 2’s maximum refresh rate is wrong, most games do only go up to 90hz, but through the device settings you can enable 120hz when supported by certain games like Sport Mode as an example, just thought I’d clear that up 🙂
i love the KOF XI agenta on the background, also yeah cool video
make a video for the arcade wtf
No Man's Sky actually sold me on it tbh
I found switching the movement in Horizon to your arm movements and head turning to walk. It was a lot more more fun that way. Also in Humanity you have to find the VR option or it puts you in the 2D version that isn’t in VR and you have the duel sense controller.
Using moving with head, and snap turn is how I play all my games.
Bob have you ever played Half-Life 2 Alyx? It is incredible.
I have a question I just got this and was wondering how you got the game to show on the psvr2 and the tv at the same time . cause when I do it , it goes completely black on the tv
I promise you, give some more games a try and you'll find a bunch of games you'll enjoy. I'd recommend resi8, song in the smoke, thumper, swordsman, moss 1&2, kayak vr and pavlov. GT7 is the killer app and an absolute MUST PLAY for everyone with a headset. Even if you don't like racing games. Also upcoming games like switchback and walking dead saints and sinners 1&2 are sure to be good.
Every game except RE8 is available on his PC/ Occulus quest.
@Soapy Papoose and? Not gonna play the witcher on pc because it's on all the consoles? Gt7 and resi8 are the best games on it imo. Definitely worthwhile checking them out.
Now you and Wood should play a vr game together and record it. 😁
I might be wrong but the headphone situation *might* be improved with a pair of cheap Koss KSC75. They hook on your ears and are quite light, they sound great for the price as well. I just don't know if they'd fit right, and some people don't like the way the sit on their ears (although you can bend their wire to your ear shape).
Oh man the Ape Escape theme goes hard
The only major downside with VR2 are the lenses, which are a downgrade from VR1. It is such a shame as I own both and I can see the difference in clarity. Nevertheless, I bought VR2 for GT7 and it is totally worth it. If you love GT7, then the VR2 is a must buy. It's a game changer and I really recommend it. Cheers!
How is it a downgrade?
@@sickathanyoav88it’s not, people just looking for issues
You can carefully move the lenses in the quest 2 and have them sit between any of the 3 numbers. This increases the IPD range somewhat. I got mine to sit between levels 2 and 3 and it’s much better than either of those. You have to very slowly move the lenses but once you get the position you want they will remain locked in place.
Just gotta commend you on using the Ape Escape level select music in this video. Good choice!
I like the questionable smoke still in the air at the beginning..
I also downloaded that damn demo that was in the PSVR2 that wasn't VR! and yes the sound sucks. That being said, I got it for GT7 and my steering wheel setup. it's AMAZING. and got the pulse headset, that fits perfectly with the PSVR2, of course..oh and the extra points for daytona USA running on the rig behind you during the video.
Bro must have an expensive electric bill
Lol facts
I bought one, and it had one dead pixel through the lens that was irking the hell out of me. So I returned it and got another one. I could swear that the newer headset that came in is a million times better because it:
Doesn't have a dead pixel
Somehow it is not blurry like the original psvr2 I got.
I'm playing horizon call of the mountain and RE8. Holy crap! It blows my mind how immersed I am. That first time I saw that tallneck- I felt overwhelmed.
Also, that first Lycan attack from RE8- I almost crapped myself, it was so scary. 100% I'll be keeping it.
When playing Horizon Call of The Mountain, I'm getting tunnel vision (area going black around where I'm looking at) especially when moving so need to stay in place without moving before regaining my field of view again. Is there a setting somewhere to turn off the tunnel vision that is happening whenever I'm moving/looking around? I might have accidentally turned off the foveated rendering or something.
I came around too. I was really nagged at first. Honestly turning down the brightness to 70 percent and learning to put the headset on, pull the viewfinder closer with a little light bleed, then tighten the back, it really is so much more comfortable. I absolutely love just plug and play. PSVR 1 was so annoying
What about Resident Evil Village and Gran Turismo 7?
Turning the brightness down helped a lot
Yea...turning down the brightness helps a lot with the SDE and also made RE Village more horrifying in dark areas.
I have zero SDE, just slight mura. Are you guys sure you’re not seeing mura?
Been a VR enthusiast for a while. Ps-vr2 moves the needle forward but doesn't quite make it mainstream. It does however help standardize the format and should hopefully result in more games for all platforms because now you don't have to cater to a specific headset format.
Fingers crossed that Sony keeps at it for a while and if they don't, unlock it for PC use because it is a phenomenal headset
if they would just release drivers that let you use it with a PC it would be the best entry headset on the market pretty much
man oculus drops specs every year_valve bless 'em don't have to capital to go all out w/ specs_this whole time for me its been all about Sony & Samsung_someone may figure out how to unlock it for PC_given its just inside-out_I dont know Im just so spent from the holidays_mostly emotionally_Im tryna move out of america this year before SHTF_ive got so many games I haven't even opened or started_I dont wanna add to that list w/ PSVR 2_so im thinking just get it after the move_so I settle in & really focus on my reward_enjoy it more
love the ape escape music in the background
Gt7 in vr with a wheel is amazing