Day one. I've got so many VR games on PC I'd like to get back to including Half Life Alyx and Contractors. I just hope it's not stupid money.
I don't want to pay more than £40 for it, but if the headset works well with PC then I'll inevitably end up paying a bit more to be able to access my PC games.20 dollars is a steal.
I think 40-50 dollars is a win.
Above 50 and I think it is DOA.
Don't get your hopes up, they still have not ported it to native PSVR2.Shouldn't be too outrageous to expect a PC port of Astro Bot then.
Did you tried Quest 3? I feel it's very hard to go back to frensel lenses but we will see.Day one, best vr headset I ever had, but not much to play.
It was the only way for this thing to sell.
Basically they are trying to spark interest on pc where vr has a larger market. Which is a good plan really.It was the only way for this thing to sell.
Nope, I did not use quest 3, so maybe it would surpass psvr2, however the OLED screens are just great.Did you tried Quest 3? I feel it's very hard to go back to frensel lenses but we will see.
You guys expect to pay for this?20 dollars is a steal.
I think 40-50 dollars is a win.
Above 50 and I think it is DOA.
Here is some information on what kind of connection is needed and how much producing an adapter might cost.You guys expect to pay for this?
I would expect a free upgrade like the VR1 for PS5 adapter.
Something they did not really have to do at all, after warranty and for next gen, while this only improves the value of current struggling VR2 in its own gen. The adapter helps only if is not dragged down and killed by a stupid price tag.
The only thing I would expect for a free offer is: you have to register somehow your VR2 to a PS5. So it won't be aimed at pure PC users.
If you don't want to do that, then okay, asking 20 to 30 seems reasonable.
What does this even need to be? A "premium" USB-port, ie USB3 SS10, should work the same as in the PS5? So then nothing extra should be required? It's just a cable adapter for those who have to use a not fast/powerful enough USB-port and get video separately via DP or HDMI? So a 2-in 1-out cable?
This, if free (or at most crazy cheap), the first VR2 Plus games and the sale price is already tempting to finally take the risk with not really disappointed but just underwhelmed about the lack of support again.
What does this even need to be? A "premium" USB-port, ie USB3 SS10, should work the same as in the PS5? So then nothing extra should be required? It's just a cable adapter for those who have to use a not fast/powerful enough USB-port and get video separately via DP or HDMI? So a 2-in 1-out cable?
It's good that they decided to fulfill that request, but I'm not sure how much it makes sense. PSVR2 is the only VR headset avaliable on console, but on pc there are many other headsets, and for the same price it's possible to have Quest 3 which has also the option to be used as a standalone unit. I do not see a market for PSVR2 on pc. But anyway it will be good for those who already have PSVR2 and a pc and will be able to enjoy the countless VR adaptations avaliable on it, on a glorious display (but with less glorious sweet spot...).
Launch Gran Turismo alongside it.
Exactly.Basically they are trying to spark interest on pc where vr has a larger market. Which is a good plan really.
You guys expect to pay for this?
I would expect a free upgrade like the VR1 for PS5 adapter.
Something they did not really have to do at all, after warranty and for next gen, while this only improves the value of current struggling VR2 in its own gen. The adapter helps only if is not dragged down and killed by a stupid price tag.
The only thing I would expect for a free offer is: you have to register somehow your VR2 to a PS5. So it won't be aimed at pure PC users.
If you don't want to do that, then okay, asking 20 to 30 seems reasonable.
What does this even need to be? A "premium" USB-port, ie USB3 SS10, should work the same as in the PS5? So then nothing extra should be required? It's just a cable adapter for those who have to use a not fast/powerful enough USB-port and get video separately via DP or HDMI? So a 2-in 1-out cable?
This, if free (or at most crazy cheap), the first VR2 Plus games and the sale price is already tempting to finally take the risk with not really disappointed but just underwhelmed about the lack of support again.
I don't understand why an adapter is necessary?
Doesn't it have a single usbC connection to the PS5?
Déraciné is much, MUCH more deserving of a PS5/PC port than Bloodborne.We are going to get Déraciné before Bloodborne, aren't we.![]()
PSVR2 is not vendor-locked or anything, it's just GPU manufacturers dropped the required USB-C standard. Part of the reason why iVRy dongle is AMD-only.I don't understand why an adapter is necessary?
Doesn't it have a single usbC connection to the PS5?
PSVR2 is not vendor-locked or anything, it's just GPU manufacturers dropped the required USB-C standard. Part of the reason why iVRy dongle is AMD-only.
Quest is packing video output as a data package (that's why you need USB cable with a fiber), PSVR 2 is hdmi 2.1 via usb-c with hdr and 120hz. Different principles.Both the quest 2 and 3 work though without a direct connection to the GPU (you can just use any USB slot on your motherboard that is fast enough).
I guess they will be doing this without much software in-between, which is probably a good thing considering how poor Sony tend to be with PC software.
By dead and never caught on, you mean Nvidia decided to kill it before it had a chance.PSVR2 uses VirtualLink, but that standard is dead and never caught on. It's basically going to be an adapter similar to this one which combines DisplayPort and USB.
Thanks. I think I read this already somewhere on a similar subject but could not remember any of it anymore and Sony does not talk about that virtuallink stuff on their own spec site so I always forget why USB10 isn't enough.PSVR2 uses VirtualLink, but that standard is dead and never caught on. It's basically going to be an adapter similar to this one which combines DisplayPort and USB.
Quest is packing video output as a data package (that's why you need USB cable with a fiber), PSVR 2 is hdmi 2.1 via usb-c with hdr and 120hz. Different principles.
Why would you say that.Déraciné is much, MUCH more deserving of a PS5/PC port than Bloodborne.