I never had problems finding the sweet spot. The headset is perfect for me. I put it on and find the sweet spot right away. Very easy to me.
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PlayStation VR2 |OT| I heard it has a single cable. Is this true?
SilentUser
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I still have to try Quest 3, but I think you will love it. Played on Quest 2 and the bigger sweet spot is such a bless, Quest 3 is even bigger. Can't wait to try it out!
But I do understand not having a problem with PSVR2 sweet spot, I don't have it either. I love the experience: colors, deep black, eye tracking (it is still so cool to use it!) and specially the haptics and the headset rumble. Also, I find it comfortable and that's why I never bought a 3rd party solution.
Man... I just wish VR goes really big asap. Nothing gaming related tops the awe of feeling inside the game. Village was surreal, I loved just to explore the scenarios.
fart town usa
Member
I really wish people would just be more accepting of VR, it's such a bummer that so many gamers write it off and the major outlets/influencers treat it like a fad or just ignore it. It's like how can you be so flippant to these small indie studios? They aren't making crap money grab mobile games. These are legit games from people trying to push the medium. I absolutely love it, it reminds me of the wonder and excitement of gaming taking the jump from 16 to 32 bit. Not everything works but that's part of the process to advance the medium. I'm so glad I'm on the front lines and experiencing the whole process as it plays out.
CitizenKratos
Member
I just downloaded a trial for Hubris. Am I late to the party? When did that come out?
DenchDeckard
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I really wish people would just be more accepting of VR, it's such a bummer that so many gamers write it off and the major outlets/influencers treat it like a fad or just ignore it. It's like how can you be so flippant to these small indie studios? They aren't making crap money grab mobile games. These are legit games from people trying to push the medium. I absolutely love it, it reminds me of the wonder and excitement of gaming taking the jump from 16 to 32 bit. Not everything works but that's part of the process to advance the medium. I'm so glad I'm on the front lines and experiencing the whole process as it plays out.
Vr is really special and I want to support it on all platforms possible.
I'll hang fire for a while to see if a psvr 2. 2.0 gets announced early 2025. If not I should be able to get one cheaper to go with my psvr1, rift s and quest 3.
R6Rider
Gold Member
A few months back I think. Unless you mean the trial, then that was very recent.
Minsc
Gold Member
My understanding of Hubris (it's on my list) is that it is a very fun game/experience, definitely in the top section of games out, maybe not top 5 or top 10, but up there. Didn't realize there was a demo either though.
SilentUser
Member
The trial came out last week or the other prior to it, I think. Very good way to sell the game! Had fun testing the game, looks good.
fart town usa
is a big fan!
CitizenKratos
Member
Ok. A few weeks ago. Nice. I missed it. After a brief test it seems quite good. Lots for me to choose from now.The trial came out last week or the other prior to it, I think. Very good way to sell the game! Had fun testing the game, looks good.
Edit. For those talking about PSVS2 sweet spot; its a big issue, but I've been finding the main solution is to make sure that the headset has as much angle as possible with the back strap being low and the front forehead cushion needing to be as high as possible. I put as much angle as I can and then tighten a fair bit. It gives the largest area of clarity for me.
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fart town usa
Member
That's a great way of describing it and is also how I wear the headset. I even wore it wrong for a few months, it was only 2 months ago or so that I realized I was approaching it completely wrong and once I corrected it, zero issues since. No discomfort, minimal adjustment for the sweet spot, etc.
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fart town usa
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Yea, some people aren't too keen on it but honestly, I have no idea why. To each their own.
The translation isn't bad but the story doesn't do a good job of explaining the lore. Gameplay wise and visuals though, I think it's top tier all day. There's a lot of climbing and sometimes the tracking can be off but some of the climbing sections are so cool that the 1-2 times the tracking went off I just didn't really care. An elevator shaft section is where it happened for me but that was also one of the coolest climbing sections cause it forces you to figure it out. It's not always obvious what your supposed to be grabbing.
There's also plenty of loot to grab too that can be used to upgrade your weapons.
One goofy aspect is that there's an item you need to toss to create a beam you can climb on. I didn't realize at first that you have to toss the item underhand. Overhand doesn't do shit and it seemed straight up broken. That can definitely lead to frustration.
I loved it, honestly have me a Halo vibe cause you're part of an elite squad and on a foreign planet shooting aliens and shit.
Here's a clip showing some of the gunplay and how accurate and smooth game is.
fart town usa
Member
I just completed the first room but had to stop playing cause I'm going to a Haunted Hayride/Haunted House.I completed 2 rooms in 7th Guest and thought, this isn’t too bad. Now in the 3rd room with a cashier’s till, and I haven’t got a fookin’ clue. I’ve managed to complete the train track puzzle, and there’s a strange block tower to solve.
The graphics are so good and the actors look so cool, it's got such a campy B-Movie vibe. I cannot wait to dedicate some hours to it this weekend.
SilentUser
Member
Hey guys, I'm curious... What would be your top 5 PSVR2 titles? Not an easy task at all, but mine would be something like this:
1. Resident Evil Village
2. Demeo
3. No Man's Sky
4. Synapse
5. Moss
It was hard to leave Paper Beast, Light Brigade and Red Matter 2 behind, but the uniqueness of Moss took the last spot. Quill is way too charming
1. Resident Evil Village
2. Demeo
3. No Man's Sky
4. Synapse
5. Moss
It was hard to leave Paper Beast, Light Brigade and Red Matter 2 behind, but the uniqueness of Moss took the last spot. Quill is way too charming
fart town usa
Member
Hmm, that's hard and it's going to change for sure considering Vertigo 2 is releasing soon, and Foglands, Vampire, Journey to Foundation, RE4make, etc.Hey guys, I'm curious... What would be your top 5 PSVR2 titles? Not an easy task at all, but mine would be something like this:
1. Resident Evil Village
2. Demeo
3. No Man's Sky
4. Synapse
5. Moss
It was hard to leave Paper Beast, Light Brigade and Red Matter 2 behind, but the uniqueness of Moss took the last spot. Quill is way too charming
1. Organ Quarter (dream come true for me and I didn't even realize I wanted to experience a game like this)
2. Hubris (love the variety and just had a damn fun time with it)
3. Propagation: Paradise Hotel (easily the most terrifying VR experience I've had. Village would have taken it if I first played it first in VR rather than flat a few times)
4. Red Matter 2 (this is my favorite for interacting with objects, the physics are great and I love boosting around the environment with the jet pack)
5. Moss 1 & 2 (charming as F, I really wish we had more third person action/platformer games)
Honorable mentions, Hellsweeper VR, The Light Brigade, Synapse, RuinsMagus, The Tale of Onogoro, Walking Dead Saints and Sinners.
Honestly not even satisfied with that list. All I know for certain is that Organ Quarter is my personal favorite.
R6Rider
Gold Member
Don't forget Bulletstorm VR too.
fart town usa
Member
Gah! There are so many games! lol. I've actually never played it so really stoked to experience it for the first time in VR.
Gamerguy84
Member
I know the sweet spot is there but i don't have issue with it. GT7 and RE are still my favorite.
I need to move it upstairs to my bedroom PS5 where it will get 10 fold more use. It's only q cable.
I need to move it upstairs to my bedroom PS5 where it will get 10 fold more use. It's only q cable.
fart town usa
Member
I'm assuming you have a Quest 3?
Based on what I've read in a developer interview and from what VR reviewers are saying, Quest 2 is easily the worst, even the developers said that but not in those exact words.
Quest 3 version is probably a safe bet. Gamertag VR said PCVR/PSVR2 look the best with Quest 3 a real close second. It sounds like they all kind of look washed out in a sense and that PSVR2 really stands out because the game isn't taking advantage of OLED for blacks.
Thanks, appreciate it. yeah I just got a Quest 3.
CitizenKratos
Member
1 VillageHey guys, I'm curious... What would be your top 5 PSVR2 titles? Not an easy task at all, but mine would be something like this:
1. Resident Evil Village
2. Demeo
3. No Man's Sky
4. Synapse
5. Moss
It was hard to leave Paper Beast, Light Brigade and Red Matter 2 behind, but the uniqueness of Moss took the last spot. Quill is way too charming
2 Red Matter 2
3 GT7
4 Pavlov
5 Moss
SilentUser
Member
How Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom Complete Edition brings an immersive 1920s world to PS VR2
Immersive details on the epic gangster drama launching this November.
blog.playstation.com
"Improved for PS VR2
For the PS VR2 launch of Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom, we took advantage of the headset’s resolution and power to make the game look even better, sharper, and more immersive. The incredibly detailed environments are now rendered with increased resolution, and improvements to the lighting and textures. For a game that relies so heavily on its atmosphere and sense of place, we’re really excited about the improvements we could bring to the PS VR2 version.
We also added PS VR2 haptics and adaptive triggers. The story features moments of high tension and explosive action, and the incredible feedback offered by PS VR2’s haptics makes these dramatic moments even more powerful".
Coming this november.
R6Rider
Gold Member
How Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom Complete Edition brings an immersive 1920s world to PS VR2
Immersive details on the epic gangster drama launching this November.
"Improved for PS VR2
For the PS VR2 launch of Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom, we took advantage of the headset’s resolution and power to make the game look even better, sharper, and more immersive. The incredibly detailed environments are now rendered with increased resolution, and improvements to the lighting and textures. For a game that relies so heavily on its atmosphere and sense of place, we’re really excited about the improvements we could bring to the PS VR2 version.
We also added PS VR2 haptics and adaptive triggers. The story features moments of high tension and explosive action, and the incredible feedback offered by PS VR2’s haptics makes these dramatic moments even more powerful".
Coming this november.
Peaking my interest.
Minsc
Gold Member
Not bad, though I'd rather see a more colorful, whimsical IP like One Piece or something get a VR adaption. It always feels like 50% of the bigger titles (or more) are horror/grim/gun themed.
We just got 7th Guest so I can't complain that much, I anticipate the non-gorey, brutal, horror games a bit more generally speaking. But we take what we can get lol.
We just got 7th Guest so I can't complain that much, I anticipate the non-gorey, brutal, horror games a bit more generally speaking. But we take what we can get lol.
fart town usa
Member
How Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom Complete Edition brings an immersive 1920s world to PS VR2
Immersive details on the epic gangster drama launching this November.
"Improved for PS VR2
For the PS VR2 launch of Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom, we took advantage of the headset’s resolution and power to make the game look even better, sharper, and more immersive. The incredibly detailed environments are now rendered with increased resolution, and improvements to the lighting and textures. For a game that relies so heavily on its atmosphere and sense of place, we’re really excited about the improvements we could bring to the PS VR2 version.
We also added PS VR2 haptics and adaptive triggers. The story features moments of high tension and explosive action, and the incredible feedback offered by PS VR2’s haptics makes these dramatic moments even more powerful".
Coming this november.
Nice. I don't want to get my hopes up too high but it seems like maybe the launch era hiccups are being phased out when it comes to games not taking advantage of the headset. Fingers crossed at least.
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SilentUser
Member
They could start with House of the Dead, would love that. And it is a really simple game to port, I think.
fart town usa
Member
Abso-effing-lutely. HOTD is such a no brainer and people would jump at the chance to buy it.
Sonic's Ultimate Collection (or whatever it's called) on PS4 has a PSVR mode. It's pretty cool, basically inserts you into a 90s themed bedroom and it's like you're sitting on the ground playing in front of a CRT. It might be that way even in flat mode, I never tried, but it is relatively effective in VR. Shame they haven't brought that to PSVR2 cause it's a cool novelty and the collection has a ton of great games to play.
fart town usa
Member
Not posting this to whore my wares, I only do no-commentary for archival purposes. Gonna stream Organ Quarter in case anyone is interested in seeing what the game is like when played by a self-professed survival horror master
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Markio128
Member
Not posting this to whore my wares, I only do no-commentary for archival purposes. Gonna stream Organ Quarter in case anyone is interested in seeing what the game is like when played by a self-professed survival horror master
The music alone is enough for me to know that I wouldn’t last 5 minutes.
Looks cool though.
splattered
Member
Psvr2 bundle w horizon and gt7 on sale for 480 today... Damn I overpaid for this thing at launch
demigod
Member
Been playing GT7 and I’ve been thinking about Outrun. Played that shit at arcades all the time, loved it.
CitizenKratos
Member
Although I’m glad the price is starting to drop I have zero regrets with my initial purchase.Psvr2 bundle w horizon and gt7 on sale for 480 today... Damn I overpaid for this thing at launch
sncvsrtoip
Gold Member
Vertigo 2 unfortunelty is deleyed, also will not have dynamic foveated rendering as unity rendering pipeline it used doesnt support it.
SilentUser
Member
Same, no regrets at all from having it since day one. And this is how things go with electronics, they go down in price and/or comes with extras.
Too bad indeed, but delaying it is fine as long as it makes the game better. About the foveated, games like Propagation, Demeo and Synapse looks great without it, so there os hope
PanzerCute
Member
Hey sorry to read that, man.
I would advise you to insist, the sweet spot is indeed small but you can easily find a way to keep it perfectly centered.
I mean, no one would still use the headset if it was not the case.
darthvargi
Member
There is hope even without foveated rendering because that game has lower system requirements on Steam. I think it's well optimized. Interestingly the developer didn't find out about the delay until after the Without Parole podcast streamed.
sncvsrtoip
Gold Member
Try head strap as it will keep sweet spot much easier. For example Studioform PSVR2 Ultimate Comfort Kit or Globular Cluster CMP2 Comfortable Mod for PS VR 2
fart town usa
Member
Vertigo 2 being delayed is unfortunate but we're all gonna be better off for it. That game has the potential to be GOTY for VR and could turn some heads for flat gamers.
The PSVR2 version is getting lots of extra content. Multiple characters to play as (4 or 5?) and the developer says it will dramatically alter how you go through the campaign, I've heard the campaign alone pushes 20 hours (Wes from Virtual Strangers said that). Also has the level editor. More stuff too but can't remember all the details.
The PSVR2 version is getting lots of extra content. Multiple characters to play as (4 or 5?) and the developer says it will dramatically alter how you go through the campaign, I've heard the campaign alone pushes 20 hours (Wes from Virtual Strangers said that). Also has the level editor. More stuff too but can't remember all the details.
SilentUser
Member
Yeah, delaying it is fine as there are a lot of cool games being released already. Hopefully they will be able to craft a great looking game for the PSVR2 and release it in a great state. It's better than releasing something unfinished.
fart town usa
Member
Taking a break from puzzles to absolutely destroy fools in Synapse. This game rules. Now that I'm putting more time into it and getting permanent upgrades, you really turn into a psychic killing machine in no time.
Ian from Eurogamer did a great review for it.
Also, it just dawned on me why (IMO) large gaming channels mostly ignore VR/PSVR2; It doesn't generate any views really. Eurogamer has 734k subscribers and this 3 month old review has 12k views. Brutal. Makes complete sense, just never really thought about it in that way.
Ian from Eurogamer did a great review for it.
Also, it just dawned on me why (IMO) large gaming channels mostly ignore VR/PSVR2; It doesn't generate any views really. Eurogamer has 734k subscribers and this 3 month old review has 12k views. Brutal. Makes complete sense, just never really thought about it in that way.
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SilentUser
Member
Synapse is brilliant: outstanding gameplay (telekinesis is surreal good with the eye tracking), gorgeous art, great image quality and sound. Story is kinda cool. I love the whole package, even though the game is short and could have more enemy diversity.
Kupfer
Member
IMO VR games are a pain to watch. Even top class VR games look like shit on a flat screen.
VR experiences and gameplay don't convert well to non VR platforms.
Resenge
Member
Quick, someone develop a Vr Streaming platform, TwitchVR like. Something along the lines of the old Dota VR client that allowed you to watch Dota matches by flying around the map during matches and replays but universal.
Never played Dota and I have no interest in it but using that app was super interesting to me. Just being able to watch matches in VR is such a untapped vein atm. I think Breachers has a spectator function though.
Maybe an app on the Meta shop that allows you to spectate VR games as people play.
SilentUser
Member
New short gameplay for Vampire: The Masquerade - Justice.
Markio128
Member
I thought I’d give Switchback another try, seeing as it’s nearly Halloween. It’s actually quite a fun game. I’ve completed the first 2 levels and I think it’s fair to say it’s not too scary, but there are a few jump scares along the way.
You need to download the horde mode as a fee download, for anybody interested. I haven’t tried it yet, but I will once I’ve finished the main game.
With this, Paradise Hotel and 7th Guest, I’m all set for the spooky season.
You need to download the horde mode as a fee download, for anybody interested. I haven’t tried it yet, but I will once I’ve finished the main game.
With this, Paradise Hotel and 7th Guest, I’m all set for the spooky season.
fart town usa
Member
Anyone else notice that some PSVR influencers are whining about not being given review codes for the Ghostbusters game? Now some of them are voicing "concerns" about the game.
Maybe the game will blow, who knows? I honestly cannot feel more cringe when I see influencers crying about not getting early access and then they take it a step further and start to build a narrative that the game is "ghostbusted."
I dunno. I'm cancelling my patreon's for the channels I've supported. I don't go to bat for massive corporations but I'll always favor small indie studios over whatever YT influencers are on about when trying to harvest clicks. Beyond pathetic to me. Just wait for the game to release and play it like the rest of us plebs.
Maybe the game will blow, who knows? I honestly cannot feel more cringe when I see influencers crying about not getting early access and then they take it a step further and start to build a narrative that the game is "ghostbusted."
I dunno. I'm cancelling my patreon's for the channels I've supported. I don't go to bat for massive corporations but I'll always favor small indie studios over whatever YT influencers are on about when trying to harvest clicks. Beyond pathetic to me. Just wait for the game to release and play it like the rest of us plebs.
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SilentUser
Member
Yeah, I must say that, in general, I'm not really fond to the YT content creators. That's why I generally do not listen to have they have to say, most simply overhype stuff they received for free and put a massive ? mark when they don't.