Crayon
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I meant those games are the the ones that should be dismissed by those criteria. So PS5 would have had 2 (1?) exclusives and xbs would have had none.
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INVERSE: PSVR 2 Ironically Has the Same Launch Problems as the Xbox Series X. More proof Sony’s latest VR headset desperately needs exclusive games.
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I meant those games are the the ones that should be dismissed by those criteria. So PS5 would have had 2 (1?) exclusives and xbs would have had none.
Eddie-Griffin
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360 and PS3 were the last consoles with a decent exclusive lineup in number.
Crayon
Member
Tell that to the intrepid team at inverse news!
Eddie-Griffin
Banned
They are tame compared to Gamerant "PSVR has fatal flaw, it has a cable" guys.
Crayon
Member
The unremovable removable cable!!! What's crazy is that there has been a few more takes that bad. Like this one!
MatrixReloaded101
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PSVR 2 already has a killer app in GT7. The Xbox Series X has had 2 years and they still don’t have anything worth buying the console to play.
ChorizoPicozo
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Eddie-Griffin
keep it up my boy. you doing fantastic.
Iced Arcade
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i want to see your search history eddie
Grizzled Ghost
Member
It's not going to have PC support. Sony sells their hardware at a loss to get you into their "walled garden" and makes their money on the sales there. Sales of PSVR2 mean nothing if those buyers aren't also purchasing games on Sony's platform.
Maybe in a year, but I wouldn't hold your breath.
Cheezewizz
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Playstation.
PSVR2.
Potential Problems.
Pleease.
Porn.
I think it's safe to say that the P on his keyboard is probably a crusty mess. No need for his search history. It would only scar you most likely.
ReBurn
Gold Member
Beat Saber is great fun.
saintjules
Gold Member
Especially when people can't afford to buy that many at launch. For someone new to the VR space, the amount of games offered here is plenty to get my feet wet. By the time I get through the games I want to play, there will be more.
Plus SoP tomorrow. So let's see what's beyond the horizon for PSVR2.
CamHostage
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I mean, sure, I consider it a problem that Sony's support of its own headset so far is 1 new game produced internally and 1 produced externally and 1 modified game and 1 remaster (Horizon CotM, Firewall Ultra, and GT7,) and it's not got me rushing to buy despite some good software in the mix...
...But, it's releasing in March, not at Christmas. And it's a device made to appeal to the kinds of people who would buy themselves an expensive toy in the beginning of the year just because they want one right away rather than as a treat at the end of the year. And it'll have time to build a library and maybe Sony has some hidden software (they sure have not been overly eager to disclose ANY of their game projects in the past two years...) which by the time this thing really needs to prove itself the games that would prove it would be ready. And it's an accessory (following up a short-lived and expensive and under-supported-by-its-manufacturer predecessor which still pleased those people enough over its lifespan that people are lining up a second time,) so it's not the main concern goin in in the PS fanbase right now.
If PSVR2 does well, great for those early adopters and hopefully I'll find the bucks to join in too, and if it doesn't do well, it's fine, there's still plenty more to do with PS5 plus even if it fails PSVR2 will likely coast on Quest conversions for some time to come. So... I guess i'm not worried. This is kind of a soft launch, not a bet-the-farm moment for PS and its VR marketshare gambit.
...But, it's releasing in March, not at Christmas. And it's a device made to appeal to the kinds of people who would buy themselves an expensive toy in the beginning of the year just because they want one right away rather than as a treat at the end of the year. And it'll have time to build a library and maybe Sony has some hidden software (they sure have not been overly eager to disclose ANY of their game projects in the past two years...) which by the time this thing really needs to prove itself the games that would prove it would be ready. And it's an accessory (following up a short-lived and expensive and under-supported-by-its-manufacturer predecessor which still pleased those people enough over its lifespan that people are lining up a second time,) so it's not the main concern goin in in the PS fanbase right now.
If PSVR2 does well, great for those early adopters and hopefully I'll find the bucks to join in too, and if it doesn't do well, it's fine, there's still plenty more to do with PS5 plus even if it fails PSVR2 will likely coast on Quest conversions for some time to come. So... I guess i'm not worried. This is kind of a soft launch, not a bet-the-farm moment for PS and its VR marketshare gambit.
That's the most nonsensical response I've ever read. Nobody said plugging in a USB cable is complicated. But it's more complicated than just putting on a Quest 2 headset and away you go. Not to mention you don't need to turn on (or actually have to buy) a PS5, either. So, again, in terms of simplicity, the Quest 2 is more simple. I can't believe you chose this hill to die on. Madness, sometimes, the Internet is.
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AngelMuffin
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To be fair.
Same launch problems as the Xbox Series and PS5.
Not sure that makes it ironic though.
Same launch problems as the Xbox Series and PS5.
Not sure that makes it ironic though.
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Crayon
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Easy, turbo. So just to get you up to speed, citing plugging in a battery was meant to point out the absurdity of connecting a usb plug as a barrier. But hey, water under the bridge. Tell me more about the challenge of turning on that ps5.
FoxMcChief
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bentanchorbolt
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So many gamers can’t stand the idea of VR. They want it to fail because they don’t want different experiences.
Grizzled Ghost
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Mr.Phoenix
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How many exclusives did the PS5 have at launch?
serious question, can someone remind me?
For some reason, I can only remember Demon souls remake and astro.... I think everything else could be pkayed on some other platform(s).
serious question, can someone remind me?
For some reason, I can only remember Demon souls remake and astro.... I think everything else could be pkayed on some other platform(s).
Yep, I feel you. Amazing how poorly designed the PS5 console is on just about every level. The stupid shape, the annoying stand thing. Ughhhhh. The Series X may be a rectangle but it's such a manageable design.
DenchDeckard
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He is saying damn, becuase even as a massive playstation fan he can clearly see there is nothing really in this launch line up that is enticing to the wider VR fanbase. If you are a VR fan you have these games and can hook your quest 2 up to your PC and play them in basically the same quality as psvr2
Dude, 90 percent of these games are already on PC and have been ported from PC to psvr 2. What??
Grizzled Ghost
Member
I misread that and was ready to pull the trigger on WinBack VR.
Let's reinvent the cover system again, in a whole new medium.
Devs were always going to code for more hardware. Very, very few developers are going to make an AAA VR game exclusive to PS5 without being financially incentivized by Sony.
The VR market is that small that they really have to release as wide as possible.
When Quest 3 comes out this year, expect the higher end AA stuff to target that hardware too.
SRTtoZ
Member
"DESPERATELY" lol. 99% of launch consoles have SHIT launch lineups. It's just how it is. I would say the launch lineup is an A considering it has Gran Turismo 7 full, RE8 full, a 10 hour first party Horizon game bundled in as well as all the other VR enabled titles that just launched. The Star Wars game shouldn't be slept on because they added about 7 hours worth of brand new shit that's way better than the original. The games will come. Sony is fully invested in it.
nial
Member
It's time for the folks at Koei to start supporting VR.
In all seriousness though, if things like Space Channel 5 and Cosmic Smash can return with PSVR entries, why not Winback (ignoring the fact that they're from different companies)?
Hoppa
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Demons Souls, Miles Morales, Sackboy, Watchdogs and Assassins Creed Valhalla come to mind. It wasn’t great
Mr.Phoenix
Member
2 and 3 were so on PS4. 4 and 5 were on PC and Xbox.
Only (1) in that kist was actually exclusive.
Seems PSVR2 has more exclusives than PS5 had at launch.
I’ve noticed how desperate you are to shit on Sony at any given opportunity. It’s pretty obvious now dude.He is saying damn, becuase even as a massive playstation fan he can clearly see there is nothing really in this launch line up that is enticing to the wider VR fanbase. If you are a VR fan you have these games and can hook your quest 2 up to your PC and play them in basically the same quality as psvr2
Dude, 90 percent of these games are already on PC and have been ported from PC to psvr 2. What??
GT7 alone has sold me on ps vr. But I can appreciate it’s not for everyone especially at the price point.
DenchDeckard
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Let's see how it's doing ina a year. Sadge.
Lmao, im huge vr advocate and I am literally sat here praising their hardware design and how much I want the headset at the right price but I am wrong to question their weak line up and potential challenges in this area by being in a walled garden.
Enjoy the headset, vr is amazing. Hope it delivers a long term stream of content for all of us...including experiences I can't have right now somewhere else for cheaper.
systemr123
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Same game for cheaper, not same experience for cheaper. PSVR2 is a massively better headset than Quest 2 and you probably already know this but: much better fov, higher resolution, oled hdr, eye tracking, foveated rendering, much more comfortable etc. etc. etc.
Also most Quest games coming to PSVR2 are remastered and look way better by themselves as well.
Apparently headset isn’t for you and that’s fine, but don’t imagine having the same experience in a BMW1 vs a Ferrari. It has the same functions though, both items bring you from place A to B.
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DenchDeckard
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What happens if I have a rift s or a quest 2 and I plug them into my PC?
Like I said the hardware is amazing but as a vr supporter for almost 10 years (yes I had the original rift) what is there for me?
The oled screen, hdr etc is not worth the investment over a PC tethered headset if there isn't the games.
Amazing hardware, in an eco system I would have to re buy into.
I'm all over gt7 when I get one but not 550 into gt7 alone.
I think it's just that I feel that vr followers are already invested, they are the crazies like me or the other end of the scale and got in on the quest 2 hype and are more the wii crowd. They don't care as much about visuals, or if they do they've invested in the PC to hook it up to.
Who is this for with this line up? Those ps5 owners that haven't experienced vr before or have only used the psvr1? I imagine it will deffo be a hit for those and I am very much ejoying reading the impressions from people. It warms my little vr loving heart, but I just think...how many people are there for that?
We will see I guess.
Anyway, let's get back to reading the balanced impressions.
Mephisto40
Member
The PSVR2 isnt a console
That article is literally like somebody buying a new android phone, and then complaining that 80% of the games you can play on it are already available on an IPhone
That article is literally like somebody buying a new android phone, and then complaining that 80% of the games you can play on it are already available on an IPhone
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Mibu no ookami
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I think it's funny that people are saying VR modes don't count as separate games... despite that being entirely what they are.
Sony could have released a paid DLC for this or had a stand alone release for VR mode.... how is this any different?
GT7
RE8
Horizon
Beat Saber
Sounds like a good launch to me
Sony could have released a paid DLC for this or had a stand alone release for VR mode.... how is this any different?
GT7
RE8
Horizon
Beat Saber
Sounds like a good launch to me
Olimbox
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PSVR2 is an amazing hardware, no doubt, but at the end I think it all depends on which type of experience you want in VR. I have a quest 2 and psvr 1, but I'm really into AAA vr games.
So my only choise is to stick with PCVR and VR community mods.
I've been playing all Resident Evil in VR, and now I'm on Elden Ring, 65 hours in (in VR) and I can't wait every day to go to bed, put my headset on and go to another world (my pc is in another room by the way, all wirelessly)
Soon will be available an universal UE injector, which will make all UE4 and 5 games playable in VR (with joypad) Already a huge amount of AAA games have been tested.
https://beastsaber.notion.site/beas...dog-s-VR-Mod-23a1d65ae3ed432ab313bb8e0529030d
I'm not involved in this project, I just can't wait it's out
So my only choise is to stick with PCVR and VR community mods.
I've been playing all Resident Evil in VR, and now I'm on Elden Ring, 65 hours in (in VR) and I can't wait every day to go to bed, put my headset on and go to another world (my pc is in another room by the way, all wirelessly)
Soon will be available an universal UE injector, which will make all UE4 and 5 games playable in VR (with joypad) Already a huge amount of AAA games have been tested.
https://beastsaber.notion.site/beas...dog-s-VR-Mod-23a1d65ae3ed432ab313bb8e0529030d
I'm not involved in this project, I just can't wait it's out
Crayon
Member
This is the funniest premise.
Seems like there's a pretty big gap between the sets. Particularly the display and fov. If you can upgrade to a next gen system for res, fps, and load times, you can upgrade a headset for oled, hdr, and +20% fov.
Seems like there's a pretty big gap between the sets. Particularly the display and fov. If you can upgrade to a next gen system for res, fps, and load times, you can upgrade a headset for oled, hdr, and +20% fov.
DenchDeckard
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Deffo I would upgrade straight away to psvr2 if it worked on my pc.
Crayon
Member
A whole lot of these got into hands today and hopefully we hear something soon. Pray for the hack.
Bojanglez
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Also proprietary storage didn't help. It limited people's transition into digital as it became cost prohibitive and inconvenient to increase storage.
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Spukc
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Just salt
Salt everywhere
The air is salt
The floor is salt
The walls are salt
Downhere salt is a way of life
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Yautja_Warrior
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On Day 1 PSVR 2 has Horizon CotM (New Game Built for PSVR 2) GT7 (Full Game) RE Village (Full Game) No Mans Sky (Full Game) and a whole bunch of great 3rd Party and Indie games, who cares if many are available on other VR headsets, good games are good games and like I said, this is Day 1, give it time.
Dark Pictures: Switchback VR is out in a few weeks, so that's another great looking exclusive game coming shortly.
Dark Pictures: Switchback VR is out in a few weeks, so that's another great looking exclusive game coming shortly.
SafeOrAlone
Banned
We should be talking quality over quantity. GT and RE are pretty cool, but what’s their Half-Life?
Sony should provide something like that. This is their second go-around with VR and something tells me they could fund an exclusive game for VR.
Where’s that killer-app? Way too many launches skimping on that aspect these days. There should always be one killer-app at launch. Sorry, I grew up with Mario 64 at launch and the standards aren’t going to be lowered.
Sony should provide something like that. This is their second go-around with VR and something tells me they could fund an exclusive game for VR.
Where’s that killer-app? Way too many launches skimping on that aspect these days. There should always be one killer-app at launch. Sorry, I grew up with Mario 64 at launch and the standards aren’t going to be lowered.
StueyDuck
Member
Howcome games media covering VR seem to be so damn clueless.
It's still new tech and most people will only buy one headset. Having "exclusive" games is not at all what makes a decent VR platform.
Probably the worst part. I still can't play resi 4 on the rift-s. It's fucking stupid.
Content in VR right now is king. Not exclusives. Catch a wake up journos.
The install base for vr in general is so small already the last thing we need is exclusivity on all titles. Devs need to sell their games and get as many eyes on their titles. Platform wars can come later
It's still new tech and most people will only buy one headset. Having "exclusive" games is not at all what makes a decent VR platform.
Probably the worst part. I still can't play resi 4 on the rift-s. It's fucking stupid.
Content in VR right now is king. Not exclusives. Catch a wake up journos.
The install base for vr in general is so small already the last thing we need is exclusivity on all titles. Devs need to sell their games and get as many eyes on their titles. Platform wars can come later
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ToTTenTranz
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IMO the problem is not that most of the games are already available on other platforms.
The problem is that most of these games were originally made for much cheaper and weaker standalone headsets like the Meta Quest, which makes the upgrade much harder to justify.
The PS5 has a >10x faster GPU and >13x more memory bandwidth than the Quest 2 (and then double/triple that difference for foveated rendering + eye tracking), but most of its ported games are made for the former.
Sure, SuperHot is a very cool game, but the Quest 2 is more than enough for SuperHot and we don't needed a PS5 to play it, and the same goes to the other 40 games.
What I mean is that PSVR2 doesn't need to have exclusives, as suggested by the article's author. PSVR2 needs games that justify its advantages over the much cheaper standalone devices, but they don't need to be exclusives.
I don't think games like Horizon Call of the Mountain are the key to PSVR2's success. I think VR adaptations of regular AA/AAA games like Resident Evil VIII and Grand Turismo to the VR format are what's going to make more people adopt VR.
Star Wars Squadrons is a game that brought many more players to VR than Tales from Galaxy's Edge.
The problem is that most of these games were originally made for much cheaper and weaker standalone headsets like the Meta Quest, which makes the upgrade much harder to justify.
The PS5 has a >10x faster GPU and >13x more memory bandwidth than the Quest 2 (and then double/triple that difference for foveated rendering + eye tracking), but most of its ported games are made for the former.
Sure, SuperHot is a very cool game, but the Quest 2 is more than enough for SuperHot and we don't needed a PS5 to play it, and the same goes to the other 40 games.
What I mean is that PSVR2 doesn't need to have exclusives, as suggested by the article's author. PSVR2 needs games that justify its advantages over the much cheaper standalone devices, but they don't need to be exclusives.
I don't think games like Horizon Call of the Mountain are the key to PSVR2's success. I think VR adaptations of regular AA/AAA games like Resident Evil VIII and Grand Turismo to the VR format are what's going to make more people adopt VR.
Star Wars Squadrons is a game that brought many more players to VR than Tales from Galaxy's Edge.