I will, I wanted for a while to try VR but I waited for this announcement tbh, I just got my PS5 and I will probably get PSVR2 as soon as it becomes available
Im super SUPER excited. My family really and friends really enjoyed PSVR 1 in spite of its limitations. That was the only time I could enjoy gaming with them. I'm more excited about increased FOV then resolution as I hope it will pull you in the virtual words, resolution is just a bonus. The ease-of-use will be top notch I think.
I’m definitely going with PSVR2, I love the first one for the price, but hated the exaggerated screen door effect on it. Super excited for higher resolution and a more simple set up. Wireless would be great, but I’m fine with just a simple one cord plug and play.
That's a really interesting way to put it. A bit like the difference between controlling a radio controlled car, compared to driving a real car from the driver's seat.
@@triciafreeland1917 So do I, it will have lots of exclusives just like Playstation or PS4 has had in the past. It's just that titles take a while to make especially when developers have almost "unlimited" freedom to do stuff they've never been able to do before on a console (due to the power and the super-fast SSD). It will take a while for xbox to catch up, although they purchased many gaming studios to try to force exclusives these past years. It will still take a while. Also, most VR game exclusives for PSVR2 are likely in development right now and there will for sure be many more AAA titles for PSVR2 now that the gaming industry isn't worried about people not owning VR headsets any longer...
A power cable would be a pain in the ass cause then you can’t move anymore you want and you might trip … or you might break it, then rip headset -oculus quest user
@@Futuristicspook obviously the PSvr2 will release much sooner than that. The PSvr2 is on the horizon and we can see it nearing completion. GTA 6 is still practically little more than a rumor
eh, I was really hoping for more buttons. Games with high level, complicated gameplay loops like Doom Eternal are going to be harder to implement with this amount of buttons. I already think normal console controllers could stand to have 2 or 4 more buttons, preferably back buttons.
Good point haha - Sony have not given a release date, but it's not likely to be this year. Xmas at the very earliest I'd say, but probably 2022. I feel like they only revealed this much right now to get their specs out there before any leaks, and to maintain a little momentum in this quiet post-launch period.
The adaptive triggers and haptive feedback sound really promising. It's one of my favorite features of my PS5, and if done well I would definitely consider getting this over something to connect to my PC.
Excellent video! Can't wait for PSVR 2. I use my PSVR pretty much on the daily basis. I have used an Oculus Quest 2 substantially, borrowed from a friend and the fact that it is untethered is a HUGE advantage. But some of the games I have and the sheer smoothness of PSVR on the PS5, with a huge library of already bought on sale PSVR games was enough for me to not take a plunge into Quest 2. The resolution dip and the move controllers are definitely aging out quicker and quicker as the days go by, but with the PSVR 2 probably around the corner by a year, is hyping me majorly for it. :)
That's a great reply Viral, very similar to myself. I do own a Quest 2 and a PSVR, both are good for different reasons and both have their pros and cons. I mean though, with all that is going on in the world being a gamer is amazing , what a time to be alive where tech is concerned and it's only going to get better and better. I've been gaming since the Atari 2600 in 1979 , I was 13 and blown away when a neighbour invited me and a few other kids into his house to check out his new video game system. The passion for gaming is still with me at 55 years old and my grown up sons are all big into gaming too, it's a great past time.
@IcarusKid I can't say I really noticed any issue with the blacks...the resolution is sharper than the psvr and the colours are ok. If you use virtual desktop to play pc games either wirelessly or using the link cable you can adjust the contrast and brightness as far as I remember. It's a great headset, I got it to play Half Life Alyx, fantastic experience but you need a pretty decent pc to run it well. Cheers
@@coffeeguy6673 Excellent to know you're still passionate about gaming as ever! I played Atari as a 3 year old, but your journey into gaming is extremely inspiring.. I guess we have a connect in that sense coz the year you started gaming was the year I was born :) .. I to this date I am majorly into gaming. Doesn't matter what platform.. Lots of "kids" and some adults these days bring out console wars and I just roll my eye in disbelief. More the console, more the games.. Just win win for everyone I say :) Also, super proud dad or 2.. Seeing my elder daughter play Astro's Playroom and platforming like boss today (well after a lot of practise :p), made me so happy..
@@coffeeguy6673 After posting my first message here, I went ahead and bought myself an Oculus Quest 2. And boy just as you said, it's an amazing system.. Love it to the core.. Both, as you say have their pros and cons.. But as @icarusKid mentioned (great name by the way), the black levels (or apparently lack there of) don't bother me at all.. It's got super sharp optics and thats just perfect.. Definitely would recommend it to anyone on the fence..
@@ViralOza79 Hi Viral, I love gaming and can't even say why really, perhaps it's a mix of the tech/gadget loving side of me and the escapism that gaming brings. I don't get these fanboys either, I've owned the xbox, playstation, built gaming pc's etc...my Dad won a trip to New York in 1981 and came back with a hand held Donkey Kong game which my brother and I played to death ! Oh, Astro's is great especially in VR...takes it to a whole new level if you'll pardon the pun :-)....one of my lads built his first gaming pc a few years ago, with a little advice on what parts to buy and how to put it together from yours truly. I'm self taught, used to go to the computer fairs years ago and buy components, usually in a sports centre on a Sunday with a mate, it was a day out and added to the fun. So you took the plunge and got yourself a Quest 2, awesome stuff ! It's a fantastic vr headset for the pricepoint, yes it could be better but then the price would be higher most likely. I'm playing HITMAN 3 PSVR at the moment and Micosoft Flight Simulator 2020 in vr via the Quest 2 connected wirelessly to my pc, bit stuttery sometimes and the graphics aren't the best but it is so immersive. I highly recommend it if you have a beefy pc. what sort of games are you into ?
Headset tracking was great on PSVR... lowest latency, at the time, by a noticeable margin. Hand controllers had to rely on gyroscopes and bluetooth too much which caused many problems. Shutting off all 2.4ghz radios (wifi and bluetooth) within 30 yards helps the controller tracking a lot, but it still fails, just less often...
Right now I think it was a good idea to include the cable for the PlayStation because that would have to reduce the price of it by a lot and would let it be able to have good graphics and a very nice refreshrate
6:15 our eyes can move so the vision is almost 180 degrees with the peripheral vision.. 181 would be perfect for VRset.. look left and right, you are still in the game and that's what I call immersive.
@@ZONEofTECH ma bad.. I meant having the peripheral vision covered by the VRset when you look straight. Like a horror game when you see something on your peripheral vision.. so turn around to see what's up.
@@ZONEofTECH I was gonna say 120 sounds ridiculously low, but I'd believe that clarity drops off drastically beyond that. Past 180 I think we can only really detect motion
Depends on how active you are. I don't mind it much but it can be a pain because I'm a VERY active VR gamer. I'm all over the place and it's extremely rare for me to play a seated experience.
@@Priest015 I only play seated when the character you're playing as is seated. Sometimes, I even exercise in VR. Even when I do this, the cord isn't really an issue for me. I guess if you keeping turning around a lot, the cord would be an issue. In my experience, VR games are good about pointing you in the right direction, without much a need to spin your whole body around.
Would like console quality in VR, that sounds amazing. I for one could live with not walkig around with the VR but having a more immersive experience visually from my couch.
Heeeeeelllll no! Part of the joy of VR is being able to exist and walk and interact with the virtual world. Planting your ass on the couch, while it works for some games, is completely immersion breaking. I'm super active in VR and constantly test the limits of what I'm allowed to do. If I could have an entire warehouse dedicated to a VR space I would. Seated experiences, while they can be pretty damn fun (ie Squadrons) suck in comparison to something you're supposed to be physically doing like in HL Alyx, Onward, Saints and Sinners, etc.
I'm ok with psvr2 having cords. One of my issues with quest is the battery dying during a sesh connected to my pc bc the chargethrough isnt enough. + No fast charging Also the psvr1 is so comfortable without all the hardware stuffed into it.
I had the psvr 1 and I have the oculus quest 2, so, with this experience I will definitely take that cord for the better FOV and graphics, honestly those both make a huge difference in gaming, plus those remotes! 😍 The cord sucks but with some cable management It's honestly not really noticeable. Oh and no need to charge lol so that's a plus...
Dont worry. There will certainly be a wireless option. Id put money on Sony releasing an adaptor after launch. Default will be a double endee USBc cable from PS5 to PSVR. There will be a wireless box that plugs into the PS5s USBc port, and a Battery/wireless adaptor that clips to the headset.
I'm not sure why you think you'd need a console on your head to do wireless, all you'd need is a processor fast enough to do H.264/265 decoding at a high enough bitrate, which is quite trivial in todays world (my webcam does H.264 encoding itself with it's own hardware). Obviously still need the battery, and a little bit of additional work on the console to encode the video stream, but that's exactly how Virtual Desktop runs on the Quest 2. Hopefully they come out with an update to make it completely wireless, I'm sure it wouldn't be too much work assuming they left the hardware flexible enough to allow that with an addon.
Great video, it’s the first video that I’ve seen from your channel. I like the presentation of the information and how you deliver it. Well done, i definitely subbed and will be checking out your channel. As for the VR topic. Leaning towards the PSVR2 myself because I’m a huge racing fan and with Gran Turismo 7 coming next year I’m hoping it will be fully supported by VR. Then build my racing setup, but will wait and see how it shapes up because there are a lot of amazing sims on PC in the mean time
I am concerned about pricing though. How are they gonna include new gen features and tech while trying to keep price competitive (with the possibility of selling them with PS5s as bundles)? PSVR success is probably because of its price relative to other VR headset in the market at the moment - despite being low res and obsolete tracking method.
What Sony is currently doing for the new psvr is great and its on the right track I know for a fact its gonna be a success for them and loved by the community
Skyrim VR made me want to hurl after ten minutes. The worst seasickness ever and took hours to recover from so it went back in the box and will never see the light of day again.
@@tylerdurden6917 ok lol. Oled is already $1000 or more. Good luck getting the cost under that with all the other tech too. But you seem to know what you’re doing so go ahead and make one and sell it for a reasonable price.
Wow I’m so excited!! Ps5 and improved VR? I’m so excited to see the experience where the normal is still phenomenal. And the controllers, oof, so exquisite
I wonder could i use my psvr 1 and get those controllers instead of the whole thing. I literally just got the oculus quest 2 and i love the controllers !
wireless is a must. oculus quest 2 with virtual desktop is amazing. i never go back to oculus link to play alyx and it is much easier now without sidequest.
@@SirHeartbreakertheFirst I read your comment wrong. My aplogies. Yes, wireless is cool but hard to do when you have MUCH MORE data which you would have from PSVR2 since it's being powered by PS5 graphics (probably 50+ times more powerful than Quest 2). That kind of wifi isn't even legal yet because they don't know the radiation effects from it.
Honestly i am thinking about getting the valve index eventually as it is compatible with pc and will have tons more freedom in terms of controlling your finger movements. Psvr is fantastic, but im afraid the library of games for vr is very limited. And most of them are either teleport to stationary points or the game walks you to different locations. I prefer being able to walk around. That being said, its definitely an upgrade to have actual joysticks on the controllers!
I hope they make a spyro vr game 💜 just to look around the beautiful landscapes and flying levels should be like Eagle flight where you control the movement with your head and maybe the mic can make you flame when you breath 👌 possibilities are endless for that series in vr
@@kieranmorgan725 lol I was just joking dude was a rick and morty reference from the whirly dirly episode 🤣 but yeah I played the playroom was cool and astrobot vr is 100% my favourite game for VR 😁 hope they make another astro bot vr aswel but always dreamed of a spyro vr 💜 we can dream
I love the “easy use”. I had such a hard time signing and setting up the oculus quest 2 I just gave up and have it back to my brother. I’d much prefer to have a jungle of cables than a jungle of accounts to make it. At least it was difficult for me and I wasn’t the only person who had a hard time signing it up.
There are a lot of wires with PSVR 1 but if you have a put some time into cable management it’s not too bad, you also don’t need a tv either so it’s quite portable, having less wires will be good though and no camera now makes it a lot easier
Although I love games that are unreal, when it comes to VR, I only like to use it to simulate reality. I want it to feel like I'm really there, which is why I loved the shark dive on the PSVR demo. Obviously the AstroBot game delivered some of that too.
PSVR came out around the time, (6 years ago!) when all VR headsets had “cameras” to track movement. What you said about it’s tracking badly unless the room is dark is simply not true. The distance and angle of the camera however, greatly affects tracking on PSVR the most. PSVR still has the highest refresh rate and OLED panels. The graphical power on the PSVR hooked to a PS4 Pro powered PSVR especially makes Oculus Quests seem like a cheap toy, also with its terrible blacks of the Quest 2. The PSVR has been the most comfortable headsets of all time still today. Perfectly balanced and no pain in the neck after hours of use like all the oculus headsets. On the new quest you have to spend a bunch of money on straps they call revolutionary that basically work exactly like the straps that came on the PSVR six years ago. Let’s not even start talking about the content. PSVR still have some of the most mind blowing experiences not available on any other VR headset still today. The PSVR2 is going to save the VR market content wise. Facebook‘s acquisition of oculus has stumped it severely. Facebook doesn’t really care about games, They care about intruding into your personal life and selling your details more than anything.
High quality visuals in VR are more important than no cables connected to the device. GT7 on the PSVR2 with Fanatec DD Pro on a racing rig will be AMAZING.
I also think that Microsoft will provide an update making the Oculus work on the Xbox S/X. This will allow them to enter the VR market and challenge Sony without having to put in all the development on VR equipment.
I’ve been into VR since the Oculus dev kit 1 but I held off after I finished my work with the DK2 (commercial environment dev). It’s an interesting tech but I felt improvements were needed before I would set down the cash needed to buy into a full setup, especially as back then the controller sucked. I played with my mates PSVR 1 and enjoyed it but it wasn’t enough to tip me over the edge. Seeing what Sony is promising with PSVR 2 though,I think it’s time to get back in. Very cool
have you ever thought about using cable hangers? they are like 15 to 20 bucks on amazon and you get like 6 of them. stick em to the ceiling and you can have your psvr cable in the air so you can walk freely. also you can get a cabinet to place under the tv you mount on a wall and put the ps4 on it and run the cables behind the cabinet. not sonys fault you cant cable manage well.
Wait.....if its just like one cable going in the PS5, won't it easily get unplugged accidentally? Or is it like plugged into the back or something........
Ps vr 3 coming with haptic gloves a helmet that will give you a black eye when playing fighting games and a vest that will make you feel like you’ve been shot!
By my opinion, the fact that will have a cable for connecting to the console, it's a good thing! Because without some wires it may have some latency. With cables is reduced a lot and unnoticable
About running a wire they should include a option for that to run wireless. I get that it will need a bigger battery and make it heavier but they can just run a belt or vest that wires to the headset which will carry more battery, wifi etc etc. Or even a necklace.... the options/idea are endless.
If they do deliver it as wired only, it will be DOA for many. Oculus Q2 streaming from Steam wireless to play Alyx was game changing for me. Can’t imagine having a wire...
One other thing worth considering when looking at the wired or not wired problem from Sony's perspective is that triple AAA titles will be more likely to be developed if the developers can design their games with high end graphics, I guess the trade off for being wired is more AAA titles and therefore better for VR in general, more competition for Oculus which in turn drives VR on the whole.
I love this. No need to read sony's tweets, facebook messages and more this guy has it all, all info we need for the psvr and psvr 2 tels the cons and pros. Overall deserves a sub and a like.
Who's getting a PSVR 2? Or are you more inclined to get an Oculus Quest 2 instead?
Me I’m so excited 😆
Wireless or it is not worth it.
I will, I wanted for a while to try VR but I waited for this announcement tbh, I just got my PS5 and I will probably get PSVR2 as soon as it becomes available
Im super SUPER excited. My family really and friends really enjoyed PSVR 1 in spite of its limitations. That was the only time I could enjoy gaming with them. I'm more excited about increased FOV then resolution as I hope it will pull you in the virtual words, resolution is just a bonus. The ease-of-use will be top notch I think.
I’m definitely going with PSVR2, I love the first one for the price, but hated the exaggerated screen door effect on it. Super excited for higher resolution and a more simple set up. Wireless would be great, but I’m fine with just a simple one cord plug and play.
I use my oculus quest 2 more often than my Xbox Series X. There’s just something about being in the game, not just control it from distance.
I know what you mean, Astrobot Rescue Mission made me feel like a kid again, can’t wait for this new headset to come out :)
Yeah Xbox doesn’t have any games people wanna play so 🙄
That's a really interesting way to put it. A bit like the difference between controlling a radio controlled car, compared to driving a real car from the driver's seat.
@@triciafreeland1917 So do I, it will have lots of exclusives just like Playstation or PS4 has had in the past. It's just that titles take a while to make especially when developers have almost "unlimited" freedom to do stuff they've never been able to do before on a console (due to the power and the super-fast SSD). It will take a while for xbox to catch up, although they purchased many gaming studios to try to force exclusives these past years. It will still take a while. Also, most VR game exclusives for PSVR2 are likely in development right now and there will for sure be many more AAA titles for PSVR2 now that the gaming industry isn't worried about people not owning VR headsets any longer...
Martin if you are not using your Series X, sell it there are plenty of people trying to get one that will use it.
We want a power cable. Battery power would be a pain in the ass
I highly agree!
i want a cable that's more durable
you could always plug a wireless system in with a power cable. wireless vr is a game changer compared to wired
A power cable would be a pain in the ass cause then you can’t move anymore you want and you might trip … or you might break it, then rip headset
-oculus quest user
@@Papa-Smurfbruh I get that. How long does the battery last on the Occulus?
There needs to be a few AAA titles to push consumers to actually get it
Sony/Play Station will provide that, better than Oculus/Facebook. They have already announced a bunch of big titles that are coming I think.
Will Mosse I agree that if anyone is to do a better job at getting mainstream adoption it’ll be Sony
Facebook see VR as a more social platform. I believe Sony will have a harder push for games.
There need to be enough PS5's first lolol
Wouldn't be surprised if it launches along side something like Blood & Truth 2 or another Firewall game
Wired please. I'm not dealing with lag or 'wearing' a heavy battery. For being first gen the PSVR hit the mark it intended. Still use mine.
In my personal opinion, oculus quest 2 is less bulky with the headset and controllers, and their wireless.
@@wyattlitton3698 I got both, psvr is much lighter
Spot on. Wireless headsets are also unhealthy for the brain 🧠
lol the psvr is lighter you plum, get both and stick em on scales.
@@wyattlitton3698 yeah i jave ut to my best purchase so far
I didnt hear anything about a release date.... Just "releasing very soon...." Is that this year? Next year? Do we have a date.
All sony said so far is that its not releasing in 2021 so im guessing the beginning or middle of next year
2022. Most likely in by Summer 2022.
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I bet the psvr 2 will come out before gta 6 comes out
@@Futuristicspook obviously the PSvr2 will release much sooner than that. The PSvr2 is on the horizon and we can see it nearing completion. GTA 6 is still practically little more than a rumor
I'm excited for the next generation of VR games. The PSVR had some great titles!
I hope we get a blood n truth sequel
They should try installing something like a mini air conditioner
Glad I’m not the only one who gets hot af.
Lol turn down the thermostat
@@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344 that’s not how everyone’s houses work
@@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344 Yes beacuse everyone obviously has central air conditioning😂
YES! Literally whenever I have the headset on for 10 minutes, I end up sweating and having the screen fog up
pre-ordered psvr when it was available but the cable management made me stop using it. can’t wait for the second one on ps5.
Agree sillent hill on psvr2
cable 2 will still be needed for the psvr 2 though
@@MikkiZHskDK who cares
Buy a quest 2. Trust me.
@@ZigzagEnd wtf bro Facebook got hacked also quest requires a Facebook account no thanks psvr2 better
I'm glad they're going with the wired route.
imagine the price it would have if wireless, just for 1 cable
@@damiresq quest 2 is pretty cheap and its wireless?
@@damiresq price isn't the issue, wired will provide higher resolutions/framerates
@@EduardoValadez3 Just get the Quest 2 with the cable and play PC VR on it
@@EduardoValadez3 and better rendering since if its wired itll be running off the ps5s specs
I am definitely getting the PSVR
No no you aren't scammers are gonna buy them out faster then you can say my last name
@@SuperNoobGaspirilla well if PlayStation wasn’t so loved and if they made crap products then we wouldn’t be in this situation 😂
Just get a oculus
oculus quest is much better
quest 2 is a lot more powerful judging by this vid and almost definetly cheaper
Oh my god, those controllers are beautiful. I really hope this means you can have more games on PSVR soon like blade and sorcery
Me too
100% make it easier for game developers to optimise games better because of better hardware and tracking capabilities.
eh, I was really hoping for more buttons. Games with high level, complicated gameplay loops like Doom Eternal are going to be harder to implement with this amount of buttons. I already think normal console controllers could stand to have 2 or 4 more buttons, preferably back buttons.
@@SarahSchlongfeel I think most games fix that issue with hold shift. Like hold one button and all the others Change uses as long as you hold it.
And where is the release date? You forgot to mention it even though it's on your headline.
Good point haha - Sony have not given a release date, but it's not likely to be this year. Xmas at the very earliest I'd say, but probably 2022. I feel like they only revealed this much right now to get their specs out there before any leaks, and to maintain a little momentum in this quiet post-launch period.
The adaptive triggers and haptive feedback sound really promising. It's one of my favorite features of my PS5, and if done well I would definitely consider getting this over something to connect to my PC.
Excellent video!
Can't wait for PSVR 2. I use my PSVR pretty much on the daily basis. I have used an Oculus Quest 2 substantially, borrowed from a friend and the fact that it is untethered is a HUGE advantage. But some of the games I have and the sheer smoothness of PSVR on the PS5, with a huge library of already bought on sale PSVR games was enough for me to not take a plunge into Quest 2. The resolution dip and the move controllers are definitely aging out quicker and quicker as the days go by, but with the PSVR 2 probably around the corner by a year, is hyping me majorly for it. :)
That's a great reply Viral, very similar to myself. I do own a Quest 2 and a PSVR, both are good for different reasons and both have their pros and cons. I mean though, with all that is going on in the world being a gamer is amazing , what a time to be alive where tech is concerned and it's only going to get better and better. I've been gaming since the Atari 2600 in 1979 , I was 13 and blown away when a neighbour invited me and a few other kids into his house to check out his new video game system. The passion for gaming is still with me at 55 years old and my grown up sons are all big into gaming too, it's a great past time.
@IcarusKid I can't say I really noticed any issue with the blacks...the resolution is sharper than the psvr and the colours are ok. If you use virtual desktop to play pc games either wirelessly or using the link cable you can adjust the contrast and brightness as far as I remember. It's a great headset, I got it to play Half Life Alyx, fantastic experience but you need a pretty decent pc to run it well. Cheers
@@coffeeguy6673 Excellent to know you're still passionate about gaming as ever! I played Atari as a 3 year old, but your journey into gaming is extremely inspiring.. I guess we have a connect in that sense coz the year you started gaming was the year I was born :) .. I to this date I am majorly into gaming. Doesn't matter what platform.. Lots of "kids" and some adults these days bring out console wars and I just roll my eye in disbelief. More the console, more the games.. Just win win for everyone I say :)
Also, super proud dad or 2.. Seeing my elder daughter play Astro's Playroom and platforming like boss today (well after a lot of practise :p), made me so happy..
@@coffeeguy6673 After posting my first message here, I went ahead and bought myself an Oculus Quest 2. And boy just as you said, it's an amazing system.. Love it to the core.. Both, as you say have their pros and cons.. But as @icarusKid mentioned (great name by the way), the black levels (or apparently lack there of) don't bother me at all.. It's got super sharp optics and thats just perfect.. Definitely would recommend it to anyone on the fence..
@@ViralOza79 Hi Viral, I love gaming and can't even say why really, perhaps it's a mix of the tech/gadget loving side of me and the escapism that gaming brings. I don't get these fanboys either, I've owned the xbox, playstation, built gaming pc's etc...my Dad won a trip to New York in 1981 and came back with a hand held Donkey Kong game which my brother and I played to death ! Oh, Astro's is great especially in VR...takes it to a whole new level if you'll pardon the pun :-)....one of my lads built his first gaming pc a few years ago, with a little advice on what parts to buy and how to put it together from yours truly. I'm self taught, used to go to the computer fairs years ago and buy components, usually in a sports centre on a Sunday with a mate, it was a day out and added to the fun. So you took the plunge and got yourself a Quest 2, awesome stuff ! It's a fantastic vr headset for the pricepoint, yes it could be better but then the price would be higher most likely. I'm playing HITMAN 3 PSVR at the moment and Micosoft Flight Simulator 2020 in vr via the Quest 2 connected wirelessly to my pc, bit stuttery sometimes and the graphics aren't the best but it is so immersive. I highly recommend it if you have a beefy pc. what sort of games are you into ?
2 question please:
What’s the release date ?
What will be the price?
Idk
@@andrewortiz1230 then why did you reply 😂
ikr the title says release date but never got said when it was
my first ever vr was the psvr and im still proud of how it worked and im extremely grateful my parents decided to get it me
Headset tracking was great on PSVR... lowest latency, at the time, by a noticeable margin. Hand controllers had to rely on gyroscopes and bluetooth too much which caused many problems. Shutting off all 2.4ghz radios (wifi and bluetooth) within 30 yards helps the controller tracking a lot, but it still fails, just less often...
I can handle one cable if it drastically improves the visual experience. It's a good compromise.
Right now I think it was a good idea to include the cable for the PlayStation because that would have to reduce the price of it by a lot and would let it be able to have good graphics and a very nice refreshrate
6:15 our eyes can move so the vision is almost 180 degrees with the peripheral vision.. 181 would be perfect for VRset.. look left and right, you are still in the game and that's what I call immersive.
With peripheral view, it is technically over 210 degrees. 120 degrees is for the sharpest view.
@@ZONEofTECH ma bad.. I meant having the peripheral vision covered by the VRset when you look straight. Like a horror game when you see something on your peripheral vision.. so turn around to see what's up.
@@ZONEofTECH I was gonna say 120 sounds ridiculously low, but I'd believe that clarity drops off drastically beyond that. Past 180 I think we can only really detect motion
@@1337pianoman I totally read that as "past 180 I think we can only detect women" 😂 🤦🏼 lmao.
Nah I use that extra space to rest my eyes
I cant wait for this. Did just get a quest though for the ability to finally get into VR for a good price.
It seems the perfect time for us to expect something wireless that even sweeps all sorts of discomforts in the PS5 itself.
What?
NMS in PSVR2 will be beautiful!
Facts
Man, i love this. Cant wait to see the final product.
The thing is I hate the controller design
@@Aidanptrs they look great wdym
@@denni_ well I mean its just my opinion :)
@@denni_ but I can’t imagine trying to play a game with controllers that size :/
@@denni_ and the fact that each controllers only have 2 of the PS buttons I just feel like its being left out
I don't mind a single cable. To me, it is like a headphone cable or a watch band. Once it's on, you barely even notice it.
Depends on how active you are. I don't mind it much but it can be a pain because I'm a VERY active VR gamer. I'm all over the place and it's extremely rare for me to play a seated experience.
@@Priest015 I only play seated when the character you're playing as is seated. Sometimes, I even exercise in VR. Even when I do this, the cord isn't really an issue for me.
I guess if you keeping turning around a lot, the cord would be an issue. In my experience, VR games are good about pointing you in the right direction, without much a need to spin your whole body around.
Wireless was mandatory for me to consider a PSVR 2.
Would like console quality in VR, that sounds amazing. I for one could live with not walkig around with the VR but having a more immersive experience visually from my couch.
Heeeeeelllll no! Part of the joy of VR is being able to exist and walk and interact with the virtual world. Planting your ass on the couch, while it works for some games, is completely immersion breaking. I'm super active in VR and constantly test the limits of what I'm allowed to do. If I could have an entire warehouse dedicated to a VR space I would. Seated experiences, while they can be pretty damn fun (ie Squadrons) suck in comparison to something you're supposed to be physically doing like in HL Alyx, Onward, Saints and Sinners, etc.
@@Priest015 I know right, to be honest I'm looking forward to the new psvr2 but along with the ps5 I think it will be really expensive
I'm ok with psvr2 having cords. One of my issues with quest is the battery dying during a sesh connected to my pc bc the chargethrough isnt enough. + No fast charging
Also the psvr1 is so comfortable without all the hardware stuffed into it.
Playstation VR still has better games.
@@davidhaynes481 you should fam hey want to play pop one oh wait
@@realpoorman3154 what are your talking about? I don't understand.
I had the psvr 1 and I have the oculus quest 2, so, with this experience I will definitely take that cord for the better FOV and graphics, honestly those both make a huge difference in gaming, plus those remotes! 😍
The cord sucks but with some cable management It's honestly not really noticeable. Oh and no need to charge lol so that's a plus...
Dont worry. There will certainly be a wireless option. Id put money on Sony releasing an adaptor after launch.
Default will be a double endee USBc cable from PS5 to PSVR. There will be a wireless box that plugs into the PS5s USBc port, and a Battery/wireless adaptor that clips to the headset.
I definitely want it but I dont even have a ps5 yet.
I'm not sure why you think you'd need a console on your head to do wireless, all you'd need is a processor fast enough to do H.264/265 decoding at a high enough bitrate, which is quite trivial in todays world (my webcam does H.264 encoding itself with it's own hardware). Obviously still need the battery, and a little bit of additional work on the console to encode the video stream, but that's exactly how Virtual Desktop runs on the Quest 2. Hopefully they come out with an update to make it completely wireless, I'm sure it wouldn't be too much work assuming they left the hardware flexible enough to allow that with an addon.
I want breathtaking visuals and extreme realism, especially in horror titles, basically something you can’t experience anywhere else
Then get a PC and a Valve Index, expecting Sony to do anything near the Index is wishful thinking.
the resident evil 7 vr on psvr was preety much closer to realism with the psvr 1 so wishful thinking can come true
@@hyperspin5733 100% the only way to play that game
I played on a psvr once and it wasn’t good, I tried ludicrous and my red saber just dipped, so I’m glad to see this improvement
Great video, it’s the first video that I’ve seen from your channel. I like the presentation of the information and how you deliver it. Well done, i definitely subbed and will be checking out your channel. As for the VR topic. Leaning towards the PSVR2 myself because I’m a huge racing fan and with Gran Turismo 7 coming next year I’m hoping it will be fully supported by VR. Then build my racing setup, but will wait and see how it shapes up because there are a lot of amazing sims on PC in the mean time
Thanks a ton! And welcome to the ZONE! 😁👏🏻
@@ZONEofTECH thanks man! 👊
PSVR was my first VR experience so, gotta love it for that
My second my first was my phone 🤪😂
I have two questions
1: what’s the price range
2: will it be compatible with ps4
I think it'll be around 350 400 maybe 500 and no i don't think so, but maybe just maybe you could
1:Not sure
2:Hope Not
most likely not with the ps4 because it will not be able to handle the new specs of the headset
if you only have ps4 your only option will be psvr 1
I just wanted controllers with joysticks, and a higher resolution screen. With both of those being improved... I'm a very happy camper.
I could play beatsaber levels on expert+ past 185% speed with a bit of tracking errors but it still worked pretty well
The tracking was atrocious for me.
I really hope the wire is longer this time because the old one was only like 2 metres which really wasn't enough to get good room.
Evening Dan 🙂
I’ve passed it on, cheers as always. xx 💕👍🏻
I am concerned about pricing though. How are they gonna include new gen features and tech while trying to keep price competitive (with the possibility of selling them with PS5s as bundles)? PSVR success is probably because of its price relative to other VR headset in the market at the moment - despite being low res and obsolete tracking method.
I really hope they fully reveal the headset at around the time of this years E3 on their event!
Sony isn't going to be a part of E3, but hopefully, it'll be revealed during the summer.
@@ninjastorm7903 I know they wont. But they will have their own online event
People want the new psvr2 without games aparently
What Sony is currently doing for the new psvr is great and its on the right track I know for a fact its gonna be a success for them and loved by the community
Skyrim VR made me want to hurl after ten minutes. The worst seasickness ever and took hours to recover from so it went back in the box and will never see the light of day again.
cool story bro
Lmfaooooooo I bet driving in traffic gives you anxiety
LOL
@@zaiburst hast du es in VR mal gespielt?
@@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344 Anxiety, possibly. Seasickness? No.
I would like to see wireless earphones connected to the psvr2 because I can't connect my headphones to my psvr
I want some freaking realism. 4k hdr oled vr wired , bring it.
Ok then it’ll cost over $1000. They want it in most homes not some homes
@@FightOstinFight Nahhhhhhhhhhh
@@tylerdurden6917 ok lol. Oled is already $1000 or more. Good luck getting the cost under that with all the other tech too. But you seem to know what you’re doing so go ahead and make one and sell it for a reasonable price.
@@FightOstinFight NAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@tylerdurden6917 you’re a moron.
That psvr news on yesterday 1/4/2022 was a pleasant surprise. You gonna revisit this video?
Wow I’m so excited!! Ps5 and improved VR? I’m so excited to see the experience where the normal is still phenomenal. And the controllers, oof, so exquisite
I wonder could i use my psvr 1 and get those controllers instead of the whole thing. I literally just got the oculus quest 2 and i love the controllers !
wireless is a must. oculus quest 2 with virtual desktop is amazing. i never go back to oculus link to play alyx and it is much easier now without sidequest.
Garbage
@@StylishJedi not at all, but okay
@@SirHeartbreakertheFirst I read your comment wrong. My aplogies. Yes, wireless is cool but hard to do when you have MUCH MORE data which you would have from PSVR2 since it's being powered by PS5 graphics (probably 50+ times more powerful than Quest 2). That kind of wifi isn't even legal yet because they don't know the radiation effects from it.
Honestly i am thinking about getting the valve index eventually as it is compatible with pc and will have tons more freedom in terms of controlling your finger movements. Psvr is fantastic, but im afraid the library of games for vr is very limited. And most of them are either teleport to stationary points or the game walks you to different locations. I prefer being able to walk around. That being said, its definitely an upgrade to have actual joysticks on the controllers!
Remember that oculus can also do that and is portable! Although the finger thing does sound cool
I hope they make a spyro vr game 💜 just to look around the beautiful landscapes and flying levels should be like Eagle flight where you control the movement with your head and maybe the mic can make you flame when you breath 👌 possibilities are endless for that series in vr
Download the playroom vr it's very similar
@@kieranmorgan725 okay, but it's not what I wanted 🙇♂️
@@Radcon91 ik I'm just saying
@@kieranmorgan725 lol I was just joking dude was a rick and morty reference from the whirly dirly episode 🤣 but yeah I played the playroom was cool and astrobot vr is 100% my favourite game for VR 😁 hope they make another astro bot vr aswel but always dreamed of a spyro vr 💜 we can dream
Will the eye pieces be adjustable for width. I had a gear VR and they were nonadjustable and were the wrong spacing for my eyes
Can't wait to see what kind of grips beat saber players will use for these new controllers🤣
I love the “easy use”. I had such a hard time signing and setting up the oculus quest 2 I just gave up and have it back to my brother. I’d much prefer to have a jungle of cables than a jungle of accounts to make it. At least it was difficult for me and I wasn’t the only person who had a hard time signing it up.
You might just be a little slow it’s pretty easy to set up accounts
We Need a Call of Duty Game on PSVR for a Real WWII Experience
why not just play onward or Pavlov or zero caliber?
@@blizzard7315 Honestly I haven't played cod since modern warfare 2, if there is a cod vr I'd play the heck as well!
There are a lot of wires with PSVR 1 but if you have a put some time into cable management it’s not too bad, you also don’t need a tv either so it’s quite portable, having less wires will be good though and no camera now makes it a lot easier
Although I love games that are unreal, when it comes to VR, I only like to use it to simulate reality. I want it to feel like I'm really there, which is why I loved the shark dive on the PSVR demo. Obviously the AstroBot game delivered some of that too.
Why did you decide that the human FOV is 120 degrees? It's probably more like 180 or 200 degrees
Oculus quest 3 and 4 had been confirmed i think, have you looked at that? Just a video idea
iPhone 15 has also been confirmed... like DUH.
@@matrix9452 no need to be a smartass
???
@@SirHeartbreakertheFirst I mean was obvious Oculus was still working on the technology to launch more headsets they weren't gonna be stagnant.
I used to play on my psvr but its tracking just didnt work out for me. Im getting an oculus today, but im excited to see the future of PSVR.
The way things are going I'll be able to buy a psvr 2 before I can buy a ps5! 😂🤣
Hope we get another vr Astrobot game. I loved the first one
Astrobot is the pinnacle of gaming to me 💚
So you think that you won’t be able to get a ps5 until 2022?
You really think the psvr2 will be in stock?
Hate to break it to you but PSVR2 will probably be harder to find than the PS5 itself 😕
TIME TO CRYYY
I just bought the psvr1 for Christmas
Broo, thats so much better, i dont think i can even afford that lmao
No No You Really Can Not Afford One Just Like Everyone Else Who Watched This video
@@stuffiscool.9774 how much would it be
@@apina_ more than the ps5
@@stuffiscool.9774 even ocolus quest 2 is cheaoer lol
Cant wait for this new VR to come out, But i have a question will it ever able to handle the ps4?
PSVR came out around the time, (6 years ago!) when all VR headsets had “cameras” to track movement. What you said about it’s tracking badly unless the room is dark is simply not true. The distance and angle of the camera however, greatly affects tracking on PSVR the most. PSVR still has the highest refresh rate and OLED panels. The graphical power on the PSVR hooked to a PS4 Pro powered PSVR especially makes Oculus Quests seem like a cheap toy, also with its terrible blacks of the Quest 2. The PSVR has been the most comfortable headsets of all time still today. Perfectly balanced and no pain in the neck after hours of use like all the oculus headsets. On the new quest you have to spend a bunch of money on straps they call revolutionary that basically work exactly like the straps that came on the PSVR six years ago. Let’s not even start talking about the content. PSVR still have some of the most mind blowing experiences not available on any other VR headset still today. The PSVR2 is going to save the VR market content wise. Facebook‘s acquisition of oculus has stumped it severely. Facebook doesn’t really care about games, They care about intruding into your personal life and selling your details more than anything.
High quality visuals in VR are more important than no cables connected to the device. GT7 on the PSVR2 with Fanatec DD Pro on a racing rig will be AMAZING.
I also think that Microsoft will provide an update making the Oculus work on the Xbox S/X. This will allow them to enter the VR market and challenge Sony without having to put in all the development on VR equipment.
🤣🤣🤣
No they won’t. Could of done it years ago
I wonder how much resolution it would take to not seec any pixelation at all. 4k? 8k? 16k for each eye?
I went with the quest during the quest 1 days but I’m excited to see if Sony can break up this Facebook monopoly and offer some healthy competition!
Anyone else waiting for the psvr 3 for the PS6?
Finally PSVR is actually getting good then if my friend gets psvr 2 we can play drunken bar fight Better
Maybe even VRCHAT!!!! 🤩
Is this only gonna be on the ps5?
I’m getting the oculus quest 4
I hope the cable is USB c to USB c. Use that almost defunct port at the front
i wanna see more astrobot and sim games, like car mechanic or car games or even taxi simulator (crazy taxi) lol
I’ve been into VR since the Oculus dev kit 1 but I held off after I finished my work with the DK2 (commercial environment dev). It’s an interesting tech but I felt improvements were needed before I would set down the cash needed to buy into a full setup, especially as back then the controller sucked.
I played with my mates PSVR 1 and enjoyed it but it wasn’t enough to tip me over the edge.
Seeing what Sony is promising with PSVR 2 though,I think it’s time to get back in. Very cool
It came out! I love seeing predictions of what will happen! You got 4 sections out of 7 correct.
have you ever thought about using cable hangers? they are like 15 to 20 bucks on amazon and you get like 6 of them. stick em to the ceiling and you can have your psvr cable in the air so you can walk freely. also you can get a cabinet to place under the tv you mount on a wall and put the ps4 on it and run the cables behind the cabinet. not sonys fault you cant cable manage well.
Wait.....if its just like one cable going in the PS5, won't it easily get unplugged accidentally? Or is it like plugged into the back or something........
Glad I ran across this. I was looking into VR but since they have a new design with better controls I’ll hold out for the vs 2.
Don’t wait I think three will go a long time but wait for the quest 3/pro/+
Ps vr 3 coming with haptic gloves a helmet that will give you a black eye when playing fighting games and a vest that will make you feel like you’ve been shot!
By my opinion, the fact that will have a cable for connecting to the console, it's a good thing! Because without some wires it may have some latency. With cables is reduced a lot and unnoticable
Will I be able to use it on the ps4?
I want answers too
About running a wire they should include a option for that to run wireless. I get that it will need a bigger battery and make it heavier but they can just run a belt or vest that wires to the headset which will carry more battery, wifi etc etc. Or even a necklace.... the options/idea are endless.
I want to be able to have a high resolution OLED headset. Extra cookie points if they don't make it too hard to connect to a computer.
U can use a pulley system to make the experience like wireless
Will the psvr2 work on a PS4?
They need to fully integrate ps5 share play on the VR so that’ll be truly wireless.
If they do deliver it as wired only, it will be DOA for many. Oculus Q2 streaming from Steam wireless to play Alyx was game changing for me. Can’t imagine having a wire...
Where was the release date in this video?
Ngl, the light in the current PSVR looks super cool
Doesn't the Oculus not use any cameras to track movement? like I mean can you move around and not have your hand fly off in the distance.
You never mentioned the release date...I'm definitely getting the PSVR2..I own a PS5...I dont mind the one cable...its worth it for the good visuals.
It says release date in the title but doesn’t mention a release date in the video 🤨
On the first ps vr, I was disappointed with the loss of graphics in grand trismo. I really hope it's clearer in the ps5 with the gt 7
One other thing worth considering when looking at the wired or not wired problem from Sony's perspective is that triple AAA titles will be more likely to be developed if the developers can design their games with high end graphics, I guess the trade off for being wired is more AAA titles and therefore better for VR in general, more competition for Oculus which in turn drives VR on the whole.
I love this. No need to read sony's tweets, facebook messages and more this guy has it all, all info we need for the psvr and psvr 2 tels the cons and pros. Overall deserves a sub and a like.
ocolu rift (atleast rift s, quest 1 and quest 2) all detect your fingers if they just rest on the buttons. has been a standards feature