Because it would be developed as a generation step, with specs and features not supported by PS5. It's really hard to think of a PS6-aimed VR set that can be used with PS5. It will probably have several new systems, aside the obvious res, FOV and maybe tracking system.
For anyone interested, here is the conversation b/w Shuhei Yoshida and the Ace Combat director ~4 months ago.
They didn't get a free headset or advanced copy. They were invited to PS HQ to get a hands on session.
Win for the VR R&D, too bad GT7 leaves a lot to be desired.
I was kind of the same way but the combination of the visuals, star wars and vr I think would enhance it a lot.
That would be amazing
I'm aware of the trackers being high-frequency, but IMO - that's not really the big problem (ultimately hw either works, or it doesn't ;P ). But the software stacks/engines are just not low latency for most part - in fact for 3rd party middleware the complete opposite is usually true.
Bastard cancelled mine too. It's on sale at the ps store now for 39. I just bought itLooks like Walmart canceled by GT7 order. The seller cancelled it actually.
They have lots of games that would fit perfectly for vr.
Can you IMAGINE the eyetracking inside the cockpit... Targeting boogies with my FUCKING EYES!!!For anyone interested, here is the conversation b/w Shuhei Yoshida and the Ace Combat director ~4 months ago.
... a Superman game with eye-tracking laser?Can you IMAGINE the eyetracking inside the cockpit... Targeting boogies with my FUCKING EYES!!!
i mean....sony better handle all datCan you IMAGINE the eyetracking inside the cockpit... Targeting boogies with my FUCKING EYES!!!
. after racing, flying is the next thing that make sense.
Can you IMAGINE the eyetracking inside the cockpit... Targeting boogies with my FUCKING EYES!!!
Yep he did, sold it 5 years ago, you watch the clip he said that he has the feeling that he was sitting in his Delorean again. The details in car where spot on...
i'm kind of out of my league talking about this because i'm not a graphics programmer but yes it makes sense that the render would have to come after determining the eye position, however there could be some prediction logic to assist in that. in regards to the PSVR2 in particular, i'm not certain that a PS5 can do native 120fps (with 8ms frame) so maybe they don't have to worry about anything more than the 16ms.
This would be fire. Especially if they update the game with a PS5 version for 4K/60.
Most of the menus are UI overlays in a 3D space. I can't remember an only 2D screen other than the history stuff and scape photos. Even the setting up of the photo is 3D.OK I take back all my skepticism. Sounds like it really is the entire, full game, just with the menus in a 2D screen within VR.
Developers could have a lot of fun with eye tracking. Imagine you were talking to a female in-game AI and she said 'hey, stop staring at my boobs!'
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i saw that and it definitely seemed kind of fluffy. Would have been nice to hear him compare it to say, Assetto Corsa on an index but they were probably forbidden from mentioning anything other than psvr2 is this fluff piece.
Oh, but I did.
Lol, Yoshida was so straight and clear.For anyone interested, here is the conversation b/w Shuhei Yoshida and the Ace Combat director ~4 months ago.
He's the bestI think it wouldn't be fair to compare GT7 against a 2014 game. I just saw that until 2017 it sold 1.4M copies, and considering Index should also have sold around that, I assume only a few people played that game on that heardset. It would be a huge coincident that this guy would have been one of them.
Best quality to dollar would be Logitech G29. It's the one I went with and it's been great. There's even a few simple and cheap mods you can do to make it better. Usually priced around $250.
Worst case you could sell the wheel if you don't much use out of it.
Yeah, to be honest digitally is much better specially for vr instead of having to swap discs with the headset on...
The T248 is in sale right now I'm thinking about getting it. It's on sale for 299. It's. Not cheap but no way I'm paying 1000 for a racing wheel.
Likely they would attempt a setup that may or may not connect only with it such as maybe Wireless and maybe the specs of the VR device (resolution, refresh rate, etc…) would also require PS6 to feed the headset properly.
It's mostly the foveated rendering.
I'm no expert, but GT7 running at 120FPS is a technical marvel, especially when you consider the PS5 just about copes with a solid 60fps. That they can smash out a free update ready for launch tells me that it wasn't that difficult to achieve either, which gives me hope for other devs adding VR modes in the future. I have a lot of respect for John Carmack, but there is no way GT7 could run at 120fps without foveated rendering.
Likely it is not native 120 Hz but something like 90 Hz with reprojection.
