When I asked about local coop games besides Playroom a couple of weeks ago, a few guys mentioned "Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes".
Are there any other good ones out already?
Are there any other good ones out already?
Funny anecdote you guys might enjoy
One of my good friends and I went to psx last year. I tried every VR game I could, but he wasn't interested. I tried discussing it with him later and did my best to articulate the experience.
He seemed slightly intrigued by the idea of having a "third stick" of head movement but he wasn't really convinced that it was anything special.
Fast forward to last weekend. I had this same friend try my PSVR. I hadn't even put him in a game yet and he was already saying how cool it was. He was AMAZED by the demo disc menu (first thing he tried)I had him try a few things.
His whole experience was full of remarks like "this is sooo cool' and "wow this is awesome" and lots of enthused laughter. After it was over he immediately asked me how much one costs and about the move controllers, etc.
Also, interestingly enough, he was the only one of all the people I had try London Heist to steal the diamond without alerting the guards. Also at the endhe shot frank with no hesitation!
Nebulous is up on the U.S PSN store. It has a demo too.
What is really getting to me is the physical discomfort around my nose. Man if this is supposed to be the most comfortable VR option I can't imagine what the others are like. What's it been a month now? I've tried tried everything and the thing is just so uncomfortable around the bridge of my nose no matter what I do. Real bummer because I could get lost in this thing for hours if it wasn't for discomfort.
I think it's pretty obvious this isn't how you're supposed to wear it though, you're supposed to have the band further down the back of your head so the front floats infront of your face (no resting) and is low enough to be in focus. Problem is the rubber seal just doesn't extend far enough and light leaks through everywhere! They really should have included (or sell) different sized seals since they're user removable.
Allumette version 1.01 says: "fixed issue with application crashing if headset not connected on boot"
Nebulous is up on the U.S PSN store. It has a demo too.
Yup that is exactly the problem. So many ways to elevate the pressure but it means out of focus, light leak or just further away from the lenses which break some of the immersion.I have to agree with this. To get a good seal with the rubber gasket I have to wear the band fairly high up on the back of my head but this means I have to press the headset down on my nose to get it in focus.
I think it's pretty obvious this isn't how you're supposed to wear it though, you're supposed to have the band further down the back of your head so the front floats infront of your face (no resting) and is low enough to be in focus. Problem is the rubber seal just doesn't extend far enough and light leaks through everywhere! They really should have included (or sell) different sized seals since they're user removable.
When I asked about local coop games besides Playroom a couple of weeks ago, a few guys mentioned "Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes".
Are there any other good ones out already?
And? Is this supposed to be a VR game? No mention of VR in the game description, and seemingly no option in the demo.
Edit: Looks like it will have a PSVR mode, but I guess no demo so far.
I finally got around to playing some more VR games on the Pro.
IMO people have really undersold Until Dawn. I find it significantly more crisp on the Pro. It's a very blurry, muddy game on the base PS4. You can make out the finer details in the Pro version. I'm pretty happy with its upgrade.
These posts sold me. Just ordered a Pro. I'll try to sell my white 1TB PS4 to a friend.Tried out Playroom VR and VR Worlds with the Pro finally. It was noticeably better. Purchase justified.
But this post makes me nervous. Just have to wait and see, I guess. Fortunately Amazon is great with returns.Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
Battlezone is supersampled. And no, it's not "crisp" like it is on a TV. Lots of aliasing and jaggies are much better but the overall resolution of the HMD, as I mentioned, is an issue. I'm not complaining as this is how VR IQ is supposed to be for the tech we have. As the display units are able to increase pixel density and hardware having enough power to drive an appropriate amount of pixels to the unit for clarity while factoring in price increases, fidelity will increase.Sure it will. Rendering at native or higher resolution, or adding (better) anti-aliasing helps a LOT. And the gaps between the pixels in PSVR are TINY - nothing to complain about there.
Yup. Pro only. Didn't have much time to play much VR but once on pro and I'm going to play again in a few.Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
So anyone know if there's a hidden tunnel or something that's got a good number of jumping fish secreted away? For now I'll have to keep retrying story 19 in the hopes of unlocking that area fully and grabbing the remaining few there.
Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
I've had this happen near a dozen times on the OG PS4 (not recently though). It would flash black for a few seconds then return to normal. A couple of times it just stayed black and I had to hard reset the console. I never really nailed down the reason, but I think it had to do with the connections from the extending cable to the headset coming a bit loose during play, but yeah can't say that is 100% the reason.Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
I'm in a pitch black room with no windows. I can only assume if it was working fine for people with OG but then got a Pro and its not working they have an optimal setup already.I had the headset go black on me several times on launch day. It turned out to be sunlight coming in through the window causing the issues. Close the curtains or adjust the room lighting and see if the problem goes away.
It might be worth it to note that the social screen is still active and audio on the social screen is still active, too.
Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
It would, but this doesn't happen on my OG. This is anecdotal and I know some people saw this with OG, but it seems like Pro is having more issues.I've had the black screen issue multiple times on OG PS4, all the pixels get turned off momentarily. Seems random.
Also had the signal cut out which produced static momentarily (pixels on), both full screen and half (horizontal) screen. This however was caused by a dodgy HDMI cable.
During the blackout? That would suggest the headset is at fault.
Don't know. With people having OG blackouts less frequently but still happeining I'm leaning on this being a PSVR issue. I can probably exchange my pro and see what happens. Perhaps tomorrow. Limited time today.hmmm so Jack are you gonna return your Pro?
Yes, I few times now I've gotten a stratic white/black screen and sometimes a little red line tracing/wiggling across the top.
Red lines here yup. Happened once.Also had the black screen today for the first time at all with the pro. Never happened with the old console
Anyone with a Pro running into issues with the PSVR screen going white, or all black, momentarily? It never happened on my OG PS4 but it happens frequently now. I'm pretty sure all my cables are firmly attached and I have reset my PS4 and power cycled the processor unit.
I only had an issue with a blinking black screen every 30 seconds or so when i attempted to add a switch between the Pro and the PSVR, since removing it and using a coupler for HDR and plugging the cables directly into the PU when playing VR i've had no more issues.
Which games?
I notice it happens in some games but not others.
If it's game related we can narrow this down.
are you guys talking about the black screen that happens when you leave an hdr game?
no, mine was constantly blinking even in game.
I've never seen that.
But if I were you I'd make sure my tv didnt have a firmware update
I'd make sure all the connections are secure
make sure the video settings for your ps4 is right for your tv.
Good luck.
I posted a thread on Reddit about this, no helpful data yet but people are saying they are experiencing the same issue.Which games?
I notice it happens in some games but not others.
If it's game related we can narrow this down.
Mine is just hooked up all the time.My little experiment with Pro and PSVR
I use the HDMI coupler
1. I turn off the PS4 Pro, instead of suspending the PS4 Pro.
2. The PS4 is off
3. I switch the cables from the HDMI Coupler going from Pro Mode to PSVR Mode
4. Now I turn on the PS4 Pro now it's back to HDMI 1.4
I have the PS4 Pro set to Automatic, and what turning off the PS4 Pro instead of suspending the Pro.
Doing it this way has caused me no problems whatsoever after going the suspension method.
had the screen black out for a few seconds in both Trackmania and Driveclub
was recording stuff with a Hauppauge HD PVR2
never had any issues on my standard PS4
Good observations.Just to apply some more logic to this...
The PS4 and PSVR+PU are separate, standalone pieces of hardware. All the PS4 is doing is feeding an HDMI signal to the PU and reading sensor data via the USB, therefore if we're assuming the PS4 is at fault for blackouts to occur there has to be something going on with the HDMI signal.
Jacksinthe has already said during a blackout the social screen continued as normal, both vision and sound and that simply doesn't make sense. For the social screen to be working the HDMI feed from the PS4 must be operational. So what about the PU, well Jacksinthe also mentioned the sound cut out whilst in blackout. The sound from the headphone jack on the headset is processed in the headset itself. It 's sent up the headsets HDMI cable after being "3D'd" by the PU and is processed by a chip in the headset into left and right headphone channels then sent back down the cable to the headphone jack. So if the sound is cutting its localised to the headset and not the PU.
It sounds to me as if there's something going on with headsets logic board and it's momentarily crashing/stalling. Question is, could an HDMI feed cause this anomaly and what in particular is causing it.
I've had blackouts on my OG PS4 multiple times, but they've been extremely quick and I just continue playing after it's happened so I can't verify if the social screen is operational or not.