keraj37
Contacted PSN to add his card back to his account
I had many VR headsets, the last and the best what I had was Oculus Quest 1, but it didn't deliver to me what I was expecting.
I gave up on VR, until I realized that gaming is my main hobby, so I shouldn't save a dime on hardware related to it.
Yesterday I went to a local shop and brought new PSVR2 for my PS5.
I wasn't expecting much, just a slight upgrade over quest 1.
My first game? GT7, looks great!
The FOV is much, much better and the resolution really look like a next gen VR!
But it didn't really impress me to the deep bone.
But then I installed a demo of Star Wars enhanced edition, which I bought a physical copy immediately after.
The first scene in the saloon is so impressive! Looks great, sounds great! This is the VR experience I was looking for.
I found myself playing the darts for a half an hour in the saloon, while the bartender and the other guy were talking in the meantime.
I consider PSVR2 a great achievement by Japanese engineers because it is just great hardware that is sold for a little it is worth.
It is not an achievement to make an impressive VR headset when you have DoD budget, but what Sony did, is just great quality/cost hardware.
If you hesitate to upgrade your PS5 with it, I recommend: do it!
I gave up on VR, until I realized that gaming is my main hobby, so I shouldn't save a dime on hardware related to it.
Yesterday I went to a local shop and brought new PSVR2 for my PS5.
I wasn't expecting much, just a slight upgrade over quest 1.
My first game? GT7, looks great!
The FOV is much, much better and the resolution really look like a next gen VR!
But it didn't really impress me to the deep bone.
But then I installed a demo of Star Wars enhanced edition, which I bought a physical copy immediately after.
The first scene in the saloon is so impressive! Looks great, sounds great! This is the VR experience I was looking for.
I found myself playing the darts for a half an hour in the saloon, while the bartender and the other guy were talking in the meantime.
I consider PSVR2 a great achievement by Japanese engineers because it is just great hardware that is sold for a little it is worth.
It is not an achievement to make an impressive VR headset when you have DoD budget, but what Sony did, is just great quality/cost hardware.
If you hesitate to upgrade your PS5 with it, I recommend: do it!