What are the tips you'll be using from now on and have I missed anything? Put it down below and let's help each other! ► Get WidmoVR prescription lens adapters here with 5% discount: bit.ly/3TmrBf6 (Discount automatically applied, or use: “CAS&CHARY2023”) Hope this helps!
Shove a sponge between the loop on the sense controller and the back of your hand to lock your hand into place comfortably. Easily the most comfortable controllers on the market. If you get a larger sponge you can easily cut it and shape it in such a way as to not move around much during use. Memory foam chunks are also great.
A huge warning about that SSD you recommended!!! The 980 and 990 Samsung ssds have extreme wear issues where they die VERY rapidly. You must update them on a windows pc to help mitigate this issue.
Nice tips! I was also putting on the headset very tight at first, but I found you don't actually need to if you play with the IPD dial and sliding the front back and forth. And the turning down the brightness by 2-3 stops really made a difference for me! Also, your initial review of the PSVR2 was one of the reasons I decided to get it and I'm happy with it :)
Mmm I’ll try that again but does seem like it’s hard for the headset to stay in place for me if it’s not tight, but I’m okay with playing not entirely in the sweet spot sometimes. And so happy to hear!!
@@AdamRotering same here. I am instantly hooked. Now if they would get some good games pumping out. I want more online play and it seems like most are single player or 4 man co-op, neither are that much fun for me although I am loving Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. I wonder if there are limits with online play in VR. Pavlov seems to run fine. I want 32 player BF2042 tomorrow. I would shell out bucks for that.
The magnetic break away 40gbps adapters cause the controllers to cut in and out (I have the exact ones pictured in your video) there is probably too much unshielded interference getting out thru the adapter. At first I thought my controllers were failing, but the problems stopped immediately when I got rid of the magnetic adapter. Ended up just looping and knotting the cable around a TV stand leg instead.
I just got mine 3 days ago and I'm loving it. My first vr experience ever. There is a really tight sweet spot for me, but otherwise it's great. Your experience sounds exactly like mine.
My first experience with VR was the PSVR1 my friend let me barrow for a bit. I played No Man Sky and a few other games and loved it. Got a Quest 2 recently and while i do enjoy the freedom and game library the graphics and lack of full fledged games hurt the experience for me. I've just ordered PSVR2 and i'm excited to jump into the new version that's finally my own. Already plan to play No Man Sky again, Pavlov, Resident Evil, And Star Wars. It was a little pricey, but luckily it was around tax season.
After watching some tutorial video made by Sony I noticed you can optionally tighten the straps around your lower arms. This way you can release the controllers when you want to relax your hands while in VR and grab them the moment you need them. I thought this was a great secret hidden tip. Keep in mind it might feel uncomfortable for some keeping the straps tight on your arms.
extra tip for yourself and anyone else with long hair, regarding the tightness of the headband - my daughter had real problems getting the headset to stay still to maintain the sweet spot. She has beautiful long hair like yourself, which generally caused the back of the headstrap to slide upwards on the back of her head unless she really tightened it. This was completely solved by either putting the long hair on the back of her head through the hoop of the headset (so the back of the head band is underneath most of her hair) or the easier option was to have her hair in a high pony tail (again above the back of the head strap) - hope that helps 🙂
Omg, fantastic review & tips video, thank you for your hard & detailed work….I’ve been wearing my contact lens when gaming VR2 but I already made an eye appointment with my optometrist for new glasses & more contacts but most importantly to get all my prescription eye deets so I can snag those Widmovr Lens😂😂😂, like you said Cas, I was extremely nervous about scratching those VR2 lenses & my glasses in the unit….thank you so much for always rocking the best VR information on TH-cam PERIOD….you both take care🤘🙂🤙
I used the strap trick. and I love using it that way. I wasn't sure I would like it, but after i did, I will not go back to the old way. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤😊
I don't have the PSVR2... yet... but one of the first upgrades to my PS5 was to get both an internal SSD and an external USB SSD. I have the console setup to store PS5 games on the internal SSD and PS4 games on the external USB SSD. (I manually put the media programs on the regular internal storage.) If you have the extra cash, using both storage upgrades gives you plenty of room for games before you have to start unloading some to make more room.
I recommend a nice quality headband, no need to add weights imo, the headband is also much more comfortable than the silicon on your forehead, and it keeps the headset in place quite well
i love the knuckle strap hack, i got used to the knuckle strap on the index controllers and that was good. I would probably feed in a secondary wrist strap at the anchor point just to be more secure.
My PSVR2 was crashing the console quite a bit when playing RE Village and GT7. I found someone else mentioning that it was because I had the games installed on my internal SSD instead of console storage. Moved them to console storage and it has not happened again. Thought it might be worth mentioning since you talk about adding an internal SSD here.
if you have a PlayStation edge controller you can see that it comes with a USB charger lock which works with the USB cable that the psvr2 uses to connect to your ps5 so if you are afraid of the cable disconnects you can just use the lock but if you don't have the controller that the lock comes with just don't move too far. Tell if it works for you!
The knuckle wrist strap thing looks like a good way to get your straps twisted. If those straps get tangled, they're near impossible to get untangled. I had to ask PlayStation to send me new straps.
My head set kept slipping, I tried adding a strap, but that didn't help. I bought Halo Headband AIR Series-Bandit and started wearing it while playing. I've got log hair, and this really helped keep the headset stay in place, and also directs sweat away from my eyes, and keeps the headset a bit more sweatfree.
Anyone else got a problem with cinematic mode being slightly tilted to the left and found a fix? A lot of people on Reddit also have the same problem. It’s especially annoying because the original Psvr could have the exact same problem. I wish they would add a simple control for adjusting it.
If the headset moves just a little from the middle vertically, on the PD screen, it becomes less clear. The sweet spot is so narrow it's a big problem. The headset will slip unless you have it tightened down a lot. It only needs to barely slip a little to make a difference, which is practically unavoidable. The headband is very uncomfortable, needs a lot more padding.
Wish I could tilt only the front part of the headset. I find a comfortable spot but I’m forced to look more up than I like so I have to set the back of the headset more higher on my head.
I'm late to the party on this one. But I wanted to ask why you think using magnetic USBC adapters could damage the PS5 USBC port? Is it something to do with overheating?
My screw for the M.2 SSD was worthless and it basicallly became a round hole regardless of me trying to be gentle and switching out the screwdriver. Thankfully I was able to unscrew it with a pair of pliers instead, and as carefully as possible use the next to nothing grip-wise hole with the screwdriver to fasten the drive. Took a bit more than 5 minutes, and it'll be rough if I ever try to take it out.
For storage only - probably a lot faster to switch between drives than downloading again. M.2 ssd ftw. Even though that damned screw almost got the better of me.
Also why would you get glasses protectors when you can just get prescription lenses? If you're already spending money on it to protect the lenses you might as well just get prescription lenses because that way it's more comfortable and you don't have to wear your glasses at all
It can be used as a screen yes the same way you see the PS5 home screen. As for USB drive support, you will need a media streamer or proper encoding same as normal, the VR headset makes no difference on that side of the equation. You can adjust the screen size to make it big (almost cinema size) through the PSVR2 settings menu BTW.
Hello, first of all congratulations, amazing tips in your video. Could someone help me with a question... I recently noticed that when I'm playing on PSVR2 the image on the television no longer comes out in full screen, instead it goes out and now there is a frame with an image of the playstation in the background. I noticed in your video that on your tv the image comes out in full screen. Was it some update I didn't notice or some configuration? Thanks if anyone can help me.
It is an intended feature to help the cameras better track your surronding by using that frame as a reference point. You however can remove the frame border in the accessories option under PSVR2 and Tracking settings but be aware that it might negatively affect tracking precision depending on your room and lighthing setup. Hope it helps.
I was ridiculously cautious about not scratching the lenses with my glasses and yet I ended up scratching one. I would recommend not wearing glasses since it looks like scratches do not have an easy solution for psvr2.😔😔😔
Can someone help me with this. I Have PSVR2 since launch. Really enjoying so far however everytime I put the headset on and even after 5 minutes and taking it off I have a crazy amount of red marks on my face. Looks someone put a hot iron on my head. Have tried lots of combination but unable to get it right. Crazy I havent seen anyone else mention it
Same for everyone and every VR headseat.... Its the mark of a true VR gamer lol Anyway >> Using a basic sport heaband or bandana really helps a lot both comfort and face mark wise im my experience. Also good tip i found after testing it for longer period of time >> it really doesnt need to be secured very tightly. Try losening it up a bit, it will be much more confortable on lomger runs and still steady enough (at least for me it was)
Christ, modern gaming is expensive: Now to have a genuinely decent amount of space for new games, you basically have to go out and buy some additional SSD drive that costs roughly an extra £200. 😲
@inceptional gaming was always expensive if you want the newest and the best.Ive been gaming for 45 years now and it's never been a cheap hobby unless you deliberately wait for everything to go down in price,but then there's the dreadful FOMO
@inceptional I'll agree I hate all the DLC or games released that need a day one patch......that wasn't an option with your Megadrive or SNES, they had to release a full/finished game
I can't roll the controllers up my arms, my hands are too big for that. So that is something that not everybody can do. especially not bigger man hands. :D
@@Vr_Demon_ They've been out of stock on the steam store for more than a year. Everybody on the Index forums is complaining about it. Go there right now and try to buy some. I opened a ticket with support and they said they had no idea when they'll be in production again.
Not that I know of. It definitely won’t work with the base stations but hopefully someone can figure it out like they’re trying to make PSVR2 work on PC.
I just wish it had lighthouse support. Mine loses tracking ever couple of minutes while trying to play GT7 in my playseat with my fanatec wheel. Very immersion breaking.
I have had my PSVR2 since launch. It collects dust. I find myself playing my Oculus quest 2 way more often. Can't get over the lack of games and wire. It pulls me out of the experience
That Foveated rendering is a total waste. I thought it meant that while you were wearing the headset, you could keep your head virtually still, and if you looked up down left or right the image would be sharp based on the eye tracking tech. Not so. I found I STILL had to physically turn my head to try and bring what I wanted to see into the center of the lens (which is a very narrow sweet spot) in order for it to be viewed in sharp detail, otherwise the image I was looking at would be fuzzy, which is no different than how the PSVR1 headset worked. So you're basically paying for fancy tech which is completely negated by those low quality lenses.
@@vrcuriosity6274 I've seen other YT videos that show the foveated rendering is happening, the PS5 is only making what you look at sharp and the outer image more pixelated, but again, it doesn't matter because the lenses can only show a sharp image if you're looking dead center of them. So to me, that tech is totally wasted. They should have used the money refining this headset's lenses rather than put in eye tracking tech. Apparently the next gen Quest lenses use a "pancake" style process which greatly improves on this issue which is also present on the Quest 2 headset. But looks like it won't be until the PSVR3 comes out before Sony tackles this problem.
Yeah so... It really is up to the developper to support eye tracking in whatever way they wish to use it. It works great and is amazing tech but that expectation is not what it was made for. Its there to help simulate the way your eyes fopcus on an object >> like if you put yourhand in front of your face and look at it the bacground will be blurred and if you keep it in position but look behind it your hand will blur and the bacground you are now looking at will be in focus. It also serves to optimise graphics to where you are focusing your site on to better optimise the overall GPU rendering budget.
its the best value possible for the tech it is sporting at that price point IF you already have the PS5. However depending on your target the Quest2 might be a good alternative for you and it has the advantage of being wireless and support PC link. But do not expect it to be on the same quality level as the PSVR2. Its about convinience, usage and gaming library. The tech is really on point and rather new. Its a niche market, so yes, it is kind of expensive. Sony is trying to provide competitive quality products. However still a far cry from the Apple Vision Pro price point LOL
This is just generic advice, and even bad advice, since PS5 games (which includes the cast majority of PSVR2 Games) can not be stored on an external storage device. Just watch the Sony authorized vids on the set, know that only PS4 games can be on external devices, and use a modicum of common sense.
Psvr2 is awesome! No problems with mine.only blurry game is nmsky.gt7-village-horizon-Pavlov are graphically crazy.go back on the quest cellphone processor battery powered strap-on .
What are the tips you'll be using from now on and have I missed anything? Put it down below and let's help each other!
► Get WidmoVR prescription lens adapters here with 5% discount: bit.ly/3TmrBf6 (Discount automatically applied, or use: “CAS&CHARY2023”)
Hope this helps!
Shove a sponge between the loop on the sense controller and the back of your hand to lock your hand into place comfortably. Easily the most comfortable controllers on the market. If you get a larger sponge you can easily cut it and shape it in such a way as to not move around much during use.
Memory foam chunks are also great.
Can you hang the cable off a pulley system? Still can't believe they didn't make it wireless.
I wear an exercise headband. It helps keep the headset in place and I don’t end up with an angry red spot on my forehead after a long gaming session.
@@pixelfairy one day we will be wireless, all the best headsets for gaming offer better quality wired
Wasn't aware, or i already forgot, but double tapping the home button to access the calibration settings is extremely useful! Tnx!!
Glad to help!!
A huge warning about that SSD you recommended!!! The 980 and 990 Samsung ssds have extreme wear issues where they die VERY rapidly. You must update them on a windows pc to help mitigate this issue.
Wtf!! Thanks for letting me know… I didn’t update it :/
Nice tip.
Nice tips! I was also putting on the headset very tight at first, but I found you don't actually need to if you play with the IPD dial and sliding the front back and forth. And the turning down the brightness by 2-3 stops really made a difference for me! Also, your initial review of the PSVR2 was one of the reasons I decided to get it and I'm happy with it :)
Mmm I’ll try that again but does seem like it’s hard for the headset to stay in place for me if it’s not tight, but I’m okay with playing not entirely in the sweet spot sometimes. And so happy to hear!!
This headset will hopefully make more people know about vr and how great it is ❤
Hope so too!
This is my first time ever using vr. It's amazing and I love it
@@AdamRotering same here. I am instantly hooked. Now if they would get some good games pumping out. I want more online play and it seems like most are single player or 4 man co-op, neither are that much fun for me although I am loving Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. I wonder if there are limits with online play in VR. Pavlov seems to run fine. I want 32 player BF2042 tomorrow. I would shell out bucks for that.
I can’t wait for some knuckle straps for the controllers. But thanks for the cheap option until then! Much appreciated!
The magnetic break away 40gbps adapters cause the controllers to cut in and out (I have the exact ones pictured in your video) there is probably too much unshielded interference getting out thru the adapter. At first I thought my controllers were failing, but the problems stopped immediately when I got rid of the magnetic adapter. Ended up just looping and knotting the cable around a TV stand leg instead.
Love seeing videos of the best VR headset by the best VR TH-cam channel. Well done.
I just got mine 3 days ago and I'm loving it. My first vr experience ever. There is a really tight sweet spot for me, but otherwise it's great. Your experience sounds exactly like mine.
chary is the luckiest person on earth to have a person like Cas in her life
Honestly this nerd is lucky to have her 🥹
That’s totally not creepy at all to say.
@@RobotSnake Well thats unfortunate because my intentions were to be extremely creepy. Please Cas and Chary take me as your 3rd wheel!!
My first experience with VR was the PSVR1 my friend let me barrow for a bit. I played No Man Sky and a few other games and loved it.
Got a Quest 2 recently and while i do enjoy the freedom and game library the graphics and lack of full fledged games hurt the experience for me.
I've just ordered PSVR2 and i'm excited to jump into the new version that's finally my own.
Already plan to play No Man Sky again, Pavlov, Resident Evil, And Star Wars. It was a little pricey, but luckily it was around tax season.
After watching some tutorial video made by Sony I noticed you can optionally tighten the straps around your lower arms. This way you can release the controllers when you want to relax your hands while in VR and grab them the moment you need them. I thought this was a great secret hidden tip. Keep in mind it might feel uncomfortable for some keeping the straps tight on your arms.
Thanks for the knuckle style strap hack! Been looking for something like that ever since I got the headset!
extra tip for yourself and anyone else with long hair, regarding the tightness of the headband - my daughter had real problems getting the headset to stay still to maintain the sweet spot. She has beautiful long hair like yourself, which generally caused the back of the headstrap to slide upwards on the back of her head unless she really tightened it. This was completely solved by either putting the long hair on the back of her head through the hoop of the headset (so the back of the head band is underneath most of her hair) or the easier option was to have her hair in a high pony tail (again above the back of the head strap) - hope that helps 🙂
Got my psvr2 yesterday,loving it so far
A lot of great tips for new PSVR2 users, another great vid guys!
This was like soft spoken ASMR, PSVR2 info.
Didn't know about the sidetone, thanks! My mom scared the shit out of me a few days ago
Yep!! A touch or random noise is kinda scary when you’re immersed. This feature is very nice. I wish it wasn’t so noisy though.
I like the controller's strap hack. I'll give it a try.
This was extremely informative! You’ve got a new subscriber! ☺️
Omg, fantastic review & tips video, thank you for your hard & detailed work….I’ve been wearing my contact lens when gaming VR2 but I already made an eye appointment with my optometrist for new glasses & more contacts but most importantly to get all my prescription eye deets so I can snag those Widmovr Lens😂😂😂, like you said Cas, I was extremely nervous about scratching those VR2 lenses & my glasses in the unit….thank you so much for always rocking the best VR information on TH-cam PERIOD….you both take care🤘🙂🤙
for the headset cable i went with retractable ceiling tethers sooo worth it
Thanks for the video. Even though I don't have a psvr2, these are still great tips.
I used the strap trick. and I love using it that way. I wasn't sure I would like it, but after i did, I will not go back to the old way. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤😊
That rubber circle for the feet is the best idea. I have a small area and constantly see the warning thing even though I know I’m good with my arms
I am looking into this as well.
I wear a thin knit beanie to help with the comfort.
that knuckle strap feature works so well, i didnt even know the straps came off
I don't have the PSVR2... yet... but one of the first upgrades to my PS5 was to get both an internal SSD and an external USB SSD. I have the console setup to store PS5 games on the internal SSD and PS4 games on the external USB SSD. (I manually put the media programs on the regular internal storage.) If you have the extra cash, using both storage upgrades gives you plenty of room for games before you have to start unloading some to make more room.
THIS HELPED A LOT THANK YOU SO MUCH LOVE YOUR VIDS
Wow, implemented several of these tips as soon as I got it. Amazing
I recommend a nice quality headband, no need to add weights imo, the headband is also much more comfortable than the silicon on your forehead, and it keeps the headset in place quite well
The cutout in the glasses adaptor is to prevent fogging as well.
Thanks for these. Your tip about the sharpness made me realize I didn’t have the headset optimized correctly since this is my first dip into VR
i love the knuckle strap hack, i got used to the knuckle strap on the index controllers and that was good. I would probably feed in a secondary wrist strap at the anchor point just to be more secure.
My PSVR2 was crashing the console quite a bit when playing RE Village and GT7. I found someone else mentioning that it was because I had the games installed on my internal SSD instead of console storage. Moved them to console storage and it has not happened again. Thought it might be worth mentioning since you talk about adding an internal SSD here.
What internal SSD were you using when those games crashed?
@@TazV87 WD_Black SN850X
if you have a PlayStation edge controller you can see that it comes with a USB charger lock which works with the USB cable that the psvr2 uses to connect to your ps5 so if you are afraid of the cable disconnects you can just use the lock but if you don't have the controller that the lock comes with just don't move too far. Tell if it works for you!
The lock only works on the controller my friend
a few i hadnt seen before there good job
Awesome Tips loving my VR2
The knuckle wrist strap thing looks like a good way to get your straps twisted. If those straps get tangled, they're near impossible to get untangled. I had to ask PlayStation to send me new straps.
Fantastic and thoughtful, usually videos with titles like this are silly. Great work! Sub
Awesome thanks for all the tips! Definitely interested in the lenses
Thank you for all the helpful tips! Great work!
I love my psvr2
My head set kept slipping, I tried adding a strap, but that didn't help. I bought Halo Headband AIR Series-Bandit and started wearing it while playing. I've got log hair, and this really helped keep the headset stay in place, and also directs sweat away from my eyes, and keeps the headset a bit more sweatfree.
Anyone else got a problem with cinematic mode being slightly tilted to the left and found a fix? A lot of people on Reddit also have the same problem. It’s especially annoying because the original Psvr could have the exact same problem. I wish they would add a simple control for adjusting it.
If the headset moves just a little from the middle vertically, on the PD screen, it becomes less clear.
The sweet spot is so narrow it's a big problem. The headset will slip unless you have it tightened down a lot. It only needs to barely slip a little to make a difference, which is practically unavoidable.
The headband is very uncomfortable, needs a lot more padding.
An engagement and a like for the strap idea.
Great vid thanks!
Good stuff, thanks.😊
Wish I could tilt only the front part of the headset. I find a comfortable spot but I’m forced to look more up than I like so I have to set the back of the headset more higher on my head.
I noticed it works on a PC with a 2000 series NVidia graphics card. I have an RTX 2070 and I can use the VR2 as a monitor. Only 1080p tho.
I'm late to the party on this one. But I wanted to ask why you think using magnetic USBC adapters could damage the PS5 USBC port? Is it something to do with overheating?
I tie my hair in a pony tail to hold the back of the VR down 😂
Very good video. How many inches is your TV ?
Cool video I was wondering when you put on the psvr2 does your nose hurt because I have the same problem is there a way to not have that issue
I have a question what headset do you suggest for someone that’s wants to do pcvr but doesn’t have the money for the index and
My screw for the M.2 SSD was worthless and it basicallly became a round hole regardless of me trying to be gentle and switching out the screwdriver. Thankfully I was able to unscrew it with a pair of pliers instead, and as carefully as possible use the next to nothing grip-wise hole with the screwdriver to fasten the drive. Took a bit more than 5 minutes, and it'll be rough if I ever try to take it out.
Oh no! Hopefully you don’t ever have to take it out :/
Thank you.
Haha you're so adorable. Thanks for the tips :)
I wish I could output sound to my AV receiver when using Cinematic mode to play non VR games or watching movies without headphones :(
Nice I broke it off trying do reattach
Where can I buy that floor mat?
external ssds aren't yet supported for PS5 at the moment btw
For storage only - probably a lot faster to switch between drives than downloading again. M.2 ssd ftw. Even though that damned screw almost got the better of me.
Oh really?? Thanks for letting me know! Didn’t realize it only worked for PS4 games? Glad I did the m2 SSD.
Also why would you get glasses protectors when you can just get prescription lenses? If you're already spending money on it to protect the lenses you might as well just get prescription lenses because that way it's more comfortable and you don't have to wear your glasses at all
Can you see movies in n psvr2? From a usb disk ?
It can be used as a screen yes the same way you see the PS5 home screen. As for USB drive support, you will need a media streamer or proper encoding same as normal, the VR headset makes no difference on that side of the equation. You can adjust the screen size to make it big (almost cinema size) through the PSVR2 settings menu BTW.
Hello, first of all congratulations, amazing tips in your video.
Could someone help me with a question... I recently noticed that when I'm playing on PSVR2 the image on the television no longer comes out in full screen, instead it goes out and now there is a frame with an image of the playstation in the background.
I noticed in your video that on your tv the image comes out in full screen.
Was it some update I didn't notice or some configuration?
Thanks if anyone can help me.
It is an intended feature to help the cameras better track your surronding by using that frame as a reference point. You however can remove the frame border in the accessories option under PSVR2 and Tracking settings but be aware that it might negatively affect tracking precision depending on your room and lighthing setup. Hope it helps.
@@ohhellnokamon4166 thank u só much for the tip.
How do I REPLACE MY ATRAPS NOW!??
Please say buttons more ❤
Good tips but be careful on removing the straps. I broke mine putting it back... wish I had never messed with it.
Hi. Can I mirror my android phone into the psvr2?
I was ridiculously cautious about not scratching the lenses with my glasses and yet I ended up scratching one. I would recommend not wearing glasses since it looks like scratches do not have an easy solution for psvr2.😔😔😔
What's that game at 3:30?
Can someone help me with this. I Have PSVR2 since launch. Really enjoying so far however everytime I put the headset on and even after 5 minutes and taking it off I have a crazy amount of red marks on my face. Looks someone put a hot iron on my head. Have tried lots of combination but unable to get it right. Crazy I havent seen anyone else mention it
Same for everyone and every VR headseat.... Its the mark of a true VR gamer lol Anyway >> Using a basic sport heaband or bandana really helps a lot both comfort and face mark wise im my experience. Also good tip i found after testing it for longer period of time >> it really doesnt need to be secured very tightly. Try losening it up a bit, it will be much more confortable on lomger runs and still steady enough (at least for me it was)
electrical tape....lol......thats duct tape
I feel like lens screen protectors will be cheaper than Prescription lenses
They are
Heat sticks
My eyes aren't level and i've never felt as insulted as watching my wonky af eyes never once be in the centre of the calibration screen
hahahahaha ayo real af
Se soluciono?
блииин, так смешно, что она не поняла для чего в клипсе 2е отверствие 3:38)))
Applez knocked VR on TH-cam ؟😢
Christ, modern gaming is expensive: Now to have a genuinely decent amount of space for new games, you basically have to go out and buy some additional SSD drive that costs roughly an extra £200. 😲
That’s for 2TB tho, I record om the device as well so you might have enough with less?
@inceptional gaming was always expensive if you want the newest and the best.Ive been gaming for 45 years now and it's never been a cheap hobby unless you deliberately wait for everything to go down in price,but then there's the dreadful FOMO
£150 is about £436 compared to 1990 so it's always been expensive. Great tips. New subscriber 👍
@inceptional I'll agree I hate all the DLC or games released that need a day one patch......that wasn't an option with your Megadrive or SNES, they had to release a full/finished game
The demos dont work.
I can't roll the controllers up my arms, my hands are too big for that. So that is something that not everybody can do. especially not bigger man hands. :D
Can the PSVR controllers be used on PC to replaced Index controllers since Valve stopped selling replacement controllers?
They still sell index controllers on steam. Not sure where you heard that from.
@@Vr_Demon_ They've been out of stock on the steam store for more than a year. Everybody on the Index forums is complaining about it. Go there right now and try to buy some. I opened a ticket with support and they said they had no idea when they'll be in production again.
Not that I know of. It definitely won’t work with the base stations but hopefully someone can figure it out like they’re trying to make PSVR2 work on PC.
why is no one covering flat screen games in the headset?
Everyone is.
BMO
When bad things happen, I know you want to believe they are a joke, but sometimes life is scary and dark. That is why we must find the light. - BMO :D
Breakfast Minus Omelette? Black Metal Overflow? Blind Midget Optician? I give up..🤷
Jesus your ipd is all the way in. Lol. Small face?!
If Only You Could Buy spare Controllers for the PSVR2. this Put me off tbh.
I just wish it had lighthouse support. Mine loses tracking ever couple of minutes while trying to play GT7 in my playseat with my fanatec wheel. Very immersion breaking.
I have had my PSVR2 since launch. It collects dust. I find myself playing my Oculus quest 2 way more often. Can't get over the lack of games and wire. It pulls me out of the experience
That Foveated rendering is a total waste. I thought it meant that while you were wearing the headset, you could keep your head virtually still, and if you looked up down left or right the image would be sharp based on the eye tracking tech. Not so. I found I STILL had to physically turn my head to try and bring what I wanted to see into the center of the lens (which is a very narrow sweet spot) in order for it to be viewed in sharp detail, otherwise the image I was looking at would be fuzzy, which is no different than how the PSVR1 headset worked. So you're basically paying for fancy tech which is completely negated by those low quality lenses.
I tried disabled the eye tracking and cant tell any differences of the image.
@@vrcuriosity6274 I've seen other YT videos that show the foveated rendering is happening, the PS5 is only making what you look at sharp and the outer image more pixelated, but again, it doesn't matter because the lenses can only show a sharp image if you're looking dead center of them. So to me, that tech is totally wasted. They should have used the money refining this headset's lenses rather than put in eye tracking tech. Apparently the next gen Quest lenses use a "pancake" style process which greatly improves on this issue which is also present on the Quest 2 headset. But looks like it won't be until the PSVR3 comes out before Sony tackles this problem.
Eye tracking works fine for me and it’s not on every game.
Wrong. You're either you have it setup incorrectly or it's not tracking your eyes correctly.
Yeah so... It really is up to the developper to support eye tracking in whatever way they wish to use it. It works great and is amazing tech but that expectation is not what it was made for. Its there to help simulate the way your eyes fopcus on an object >> like if you put yourhand in front of your face and look at it the bacground will be blurred and if you keep it in position but look behind it your hand will blur and the bacground you are now looking at will be in focus. It also serves to optimise graphics to where you are focusing your site on to better optimise the overall GPU rendering budget.
This headset cost to much if you still have to buy hundreds of dollars of accessories smh
You don't have to buy any of these accessories. Lol
its the best value possible for the tech it is sporting at that price point IF you already have the PS5. However depending on your target the Quest2 might be a good alternative for you and it has the advantage of being wireless and support PC link. But do not expect it to be on the same quality level as the PSVR2. Its about convinience, usage and gaming library. The tech is really on point and rather new. Its a niche market, so yes, it is kind of expensive. Sony is trying to provide competitive quality products. However still a far cry from the Apple Vision Pro price point LOL
This is just generic advice, and even bad advice, since PS5 games (which includes the cast majority of PSVR2 Games) can not be stored on an external storage device.
Just watch the Sony authorized vids on the set, know that only PS4 games can be on external devices, and use a modicum of common sense.
We need HITMAN on the blurry grainy murarry PSVR 2!!!!!!!!!!
Psvr2 is awesome! No problems with mine.only blurry game is nmsky.gt7-village-horizon-Pavlov are graphically crazy.go back on the quest cellphone processor battery powered strap-on .