The Official Playstation VR Thread
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Reviews are very positive on Steam. Sounds like it's good.
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need a release date for this and Iron Man VR
Minecraft is getting PSVR support this month.
Minecraft Gets A PlayStation VR Update This Month
Also, I downloaded the Vader Immortal game and like it a lot. I've only finished the first episode (takes about an hour or so). I'm gonna finish the other 2 this week at some point.
The sense of scale is really well done.
Minecraft Gets A PlayStation VR Update This Month
Also, I downloaded the Vader Immortal game and like it a lot. I've only finished the first episode (takes about an hour or so). I'm gonna finish the other 2 this week at some point.
The sense of scale is really well done.
Play the dojo mode especially on 2 and 3. Its the best part of the game, you get more powers and fight more enemies.
I was wondering if sony would go wireless with the PSVR 2 but idk if they can/will if it means eliminating VR game discs and going strictly digital like the quest
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Why would it being wireless mean eliminating disc? It would still connect wirelessly to the ps5 and if you have the standard edition, disc would still work.
looking at the other popular VR headsets on the market, I’m not all that sure if that’s possible
That's what the article is saying.
They are looking into seeing if that's possible, but rather it is or not shouldn't effect VR games releasing on disc.
it seems like you’re retorting for the sake of it...last part of what you’re saying doesn’t make sense in response to what I’m contending
What do you mean?
Why would it matter if VR games are released on disc if they manage to make it wireless?
The games are installed to the harddrive and will play the exact same way regardless if it's a physical or digital copy.
my contention/belief is for it to be wireless, the games would have to be installed on the headset itself (built in hard drive) similar to the oculus quest...maybe I should’ve explained that better...I am not certain if it’s possible to just have a separate headset that connects wirelessly to the PS4/PS5...using the oculus quest as an example again...even tho it’s intended to be wireless on its own, to use it with a PC still requires a cable
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hmm I kind of see what you’re saying I think...maybe they could do the same with the PSVR 2 and design it like the oculus quest...where you can use it wirelessly if you install digital games on the headset’s hard drive or you can connect it to the PS4/PS5 using cables if you want to use a physical disk...that would be a cool option
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The article states that they are exploring 60GHz technology to stream games to the headset. I've never heard anything about installing games directly to the headset.