There isn't much of a challenge. Maybe a few puzzles will have you scratching your head for a few moments, but that's about it. There isn't much to the combat (it's really hard to die to an enemy, especially given the healing system), but it still does feel satisfying. I still found it all very engaging though.
I'm definitely skipping the Quest 3 and waiting for higher quality headset before I replace my Index. I'm kind of pissed Meta wants to move away from gaming, instead of leaning in. Literally nobody cares about his MetaWiiVerse, anywhere, at all, ever.
There are lots of things happening in VR right now, I could see myself jumping in if things are greatly improved. I definitely don’t regret buying a Quest 2, it gave me some of the most impactful gaming experiences ever, but for now the VR honeymoon is over for me, the industry needs to step it up.
Oh, yes. Those are some of my most anticipated games, alongside Behemoth (which comes from the same developer. They are just the best regarding grounded, phisics driven melee combat, and the open world nature of the games, plus the scavenging and crafting, makes them special in VR. If only they would do a full city zombie outbreak multiplayer online game as The Division, but with those mechanics, that would be a blast with friends).
Yeah, that would be cool. The biggest attraction for me is that I’ll have two decent campaigns to play through in VR.
I have the issue sometimes but its not too often so I can deal with it, even if it can be a bit frustrating. The devs are looking into it in details so hopefully we can expect some patch, along with foveated rendering.
I’m the same - I hate the rifle and it’s putting me off playing the game. I find it uncomfortable having to use both hands to hold it. I probably haven’t played it long enough to notice any tracking issues though.
Same here. I do have trouble sometimes with tracking and I hope they will be able to completely iron it out, but luckly I'm not facing it too frequently (it is very easy to see why people would get angry about it).
I dont have VR, but if the graphical issues only happen in a couple games then it's not going to be the headset's fault.
The PSVR 2 image that can be seen on TV is literally one of two stereoscopic frames that are rendered during the game. And it is obviously the same one that is projected onto the PSVR 2 screen (left or right). However, the perception of the frame is different from how it would be seen on a 4k TV due to the fact that it is being seen from an extremely close distance (for To give a concrete example, it is as if you were watching TV from a distance of ten centimeters: you would see the video noise and aliasing that you could never perceive from a greater distance. But the frame is exactly the same, pixel by pixel (it is not that PS5 can render a third frame for TV, anyone who thinks this has no idea how the technology works.) The perception of the frame is also further influenced by the nature of the lens, which towards the periphery tends to create a greater refraction of the light emitted by screens, resulting in progressive blurring and slight chromatic aberration.
Thanks, whats interesting is that I only really notice this in RE8, Horizon and Star Wars look pretty clean.
Agreed, its a big shame. TLB has some potential and the game hook is good enough. Just need to fix bugs and I dunno if the lvls change after the first boss (still haven't beaten him) but I'm already starting to see patterns and assets I'm getting bored of.
)I brought it but after reading the issues will play it for a bit but maybe will hold on to play it. Hopefully they can solve this issue with Sony. They said it's not the game but the hardware or psvr 2 software or something like that.
On the dmm app?Just tried some VR porn. It works very well
I love my Quest 2 for porn. How do we get it working on VR2 ??Just tried some VR porn. It works very well
Heh, reminds of first time I showed VR to my mom. I fired up DCS, in a cockpit on the ground inside a F/A-18, and put the headset on her. She looked around and her only comment was "This cockpit is dirty!". MothersMy family came over and I showed them VR for the first time.
Their minds were so blown, especially my parents who hadn't ever seen anything like this. My dad was a pro on kayak while my mum didn't even understand how oars worked
They wanted to get PSVR now lol
It depends by the techniques utilized by developers. Most of games that target 4k/60 fps utilize dynamic resolution to keep frame rate constant, and when the rendered frame drops below native 4k resolution, depending by the reconstruction and upscaling technique used (alongside the antialiasing technique), can result in shimmering, video noise, jaggies, etc.
Planning to take it to bed are you?j/k, enjoy!
No, it's just a collectible. It fills the jar in the library...and that shield isn't a shield at all, it's a key.
I'm optimistic about quest 3 performance becoming the baseline. I'm more worried about quest 2 staying the baseline.
I tried it from the uk. Set up a jp PSN account, set up a dmm account and ran the app. I guess the pop up I got was saying content was region locked.
I use on my psn us account . I download from psn JP account. The first pop up is to use phone for log in. But I do live in Japan
To add insult to injury the game is 60 fps reprojected despite a version being able to run on the quest 2. It also doesn't have eye tracked foveated rendering because according to the community manager "it doesn't make a difference."
Do it. Join us.
