Price keeps dropping. I got mine for $680 from Amazon AU. I'm pretty happy with it. It's a decent imrpovement from PSVR1 in every way for sure.
Just finished playing Moss 1 and 2 which was amazing. Gonna play Red Matter 1 & 2 next. Got quite a few others on my wishlist too.
Honestly I don't know what Sony expected. High launch price and not enough support.
lets be honest, its a tale old as time for Sony.
Why is everyone so 'honest' lol
honestly… i don't know
Did the same to the PS Vita.
sony's 2nd tier hardware always has terrible support
eg. vita
dont buy this
only 2 games in dev.
but the pc adapter could be ok but i doubt it long term
Only 2 Sony Studio games rumoured to be in development. Other developers/studios still releasing games.
One awesome looking game called Behmoth is supposed to come out some time this year.
Honestly, I was pretty hesitant to purchase based on a lot of negative stuff I had read, but I definitely have no regrets.
I don't get a hell of a lot of gaming time these days, so the realtively small number of games I definitely want to play on it (~15 games) will take me quite a while to get through.
There are currently 296 games available for the PSVR2. Plus more in development. So not sure why many are whining about not enough content etc.
As Quest 3 really has taken off in the PC VR world, the PSVR2 will support PC games next month by the release of the PC adapter. Less features available on the PC version, however the OLED screen will still be a viewing pleasure.
Plus if you have an existing PVR1, you can get for free a camera adapter so you can use your PS5 to run cross generational games. Furthermore, it can play most older PS4 games
I am currently playing GT7 & Saints & Sinners 2 and the experience is breathtaking.
If you have an existing PS5, it's a no brainer IMO.
Bad reviews on Amazon it seems
I have one, and its fantastic.
I’m keen to know if this will be a good alyx be headset when the adapter comes out, looking for a cheapish way into that just for that one game
Me too, I actually purchased it on steam the other day when it was posted here for that very reason. Another $100 for the adapter is a bit crap, but I am keen to try it.
I hear good things about the Quest 3 and the fact it’s wireless. If you’re only looking to play a PC game anyway, that might be the way to go especially once you factor in the adapters cost.
I remember Digital Foundry saying that the Quest 3 was superior and that's been giving me pause about jumping on a PSVR deal (I've also been burnt buying games on Lineman's recommendation that I really didn't enjoy too though.)
Obviously you need a decent PC to back up the Quest 3 if you want graphics as good as PSVR too.
Wireless is a fad and the internal battery will eventually die like mobile phone ownership. Then you'll be anchored like the PSVR unless you spend exorbitant amount of money to replace
Pretty sure you've got nothing supporting your opinion. I suppose landline rotary phone will be making a come back any day now.
@FabMan: Really? Wireless and then after 2 years then wired as the battery needs replacement or game for 3 minutes chasing a socket in VR
@vinni9284: Smartphones only last 2 years? Yet my Samsung S8 lasted me 6 years. My Quest 2 still works fine since October 2020 and I use it regularly. Battery packs are apparently great to use as well
I don't think wireless is a fad considering so many electronics devices are wireless, that WiFi 6 greatly reduced latency, and Quest 2 works great with WiFi.
@FabMan: Lol. You must of forgot to mention owning several power banks. 6 years?? Kudos for not replacing it. My Pentium 3 will boot faster
@vinni9284: No power banks at all for my Samsung S8, I didn't play games on my phone so it did do everything I needed until I noticed the battery was going shit towards the end. You've just underestimated battery longevity.
@FabMan: Not really. You see, as the CPU/GPU performance is becoming more advanced with "supply on demand" applications (e.g. throttling, Multicore etc), manufacturers have offset this cost by reducing battery size. Hence the "shit" battery life of many late phones are more prominent. Plus applications are larger and more CPU intensive. Electronics are more tight today as per your S8 days
@vinni9284: You have your opinions, I have mine, I think 2 years is a ridiculous claim as otherwise we'd all be replacing our smartphones every two years since the Quest hardware is effectively the same as smartphone hardware.
Not me down voting you BTW.
@FabMan: correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the wireless mode in q3 need to use the onboard gpu which is trash?
Pretty sure you can't just set 4k ultra settings on pc and have it sent wireless mode to q3???
You need a wire for high res?
So the battery isn't even an issue when you can't even stream high quality wirelessly
@neosin: Quest 2 and 3 decompress video using the GPU. I tested my Quest 2 on a crap Wi Fi network and it was heavily pixelated due to reduced bandwidth. Played it using my computer connected to my WiFi 6 router and it looked great. I suppose that I could test a high reflex game over WiFi, to see how that fares with latency.
I played half life alyx on a second hand $100 og oculus and it was an insanely good experience
I hope you like the measly existing library because PlayStation has given up on this.
They sent it out to die and reportedly didn’t even want to release it, but Sony pressured them.
There are currently 296 games on PSVR2. Have you ever played 296 games in your lifetime?
And most of these games are trash
I have several, and i love them. Each to thier own
Still a better library on PSVR1.
Sony could have easily cut a couple of their six thousand live services games and get some top devs on incredible VR experiences.
I still play on my VR1. The good thing is that i can buy second hand discs for peanuts and resell if in need. Won't be rich over it but you can't resell digital games.
These will be a great bargain bin buy within the next 18 months.
I hear this is Apples new price point for their version ,
Another couple of years it’ll be interesting to see where it’s all at .
Lol what?
It's like $6000 when it launches here.
I think you left a zero off your figure.
I read it was $3000 usd and they’re re-launching at a lower price of six hundred and something.
New article I read or maybe I’m wildly off ,
at this point I’m having serious doubts .
Ngl I read around the hoops of watching porns on this is too much of a hassle for me. Looking into the Quest 3 rn.
quest 3 is wireless 💘
Sadly despite the OLED happening on this device, unless they substantially update the PC adaptor to give full support, the Quest 3 is the better VR headset for PC, costs the same, and works both wirelessly and as a standalone device too.
Even with the update, it's still a trade between HDR quality and basic visual quality.
You still need a decent PC to run, like needing a PS5. What happens when the Quest 3 battery dies oner time? Anchored? $199 battery replacement?
Still a better passthrough VR headset, and I assume battery packs work.
EDIT: looks like they work so long as the battery can still charge to 5%, but at that point you're also considering the fire risk of the now ancient battery and the value of an ancient headset.
Massive nerd alert ‼️
Ah, we have found the resident minimum wage person in this thread.
Played RE4 on this over the weekend and was blown away. Don’t think I’ve been that excited over a game since duck hunt on the nes. Waiting for a deal on g29 for GT7 now
That’s all I really want one for - to play GT7. Not quite ready to spend the money yet though.
I recently been playing GT7 and with the VR experience, no racing game feels the same. They're plenty of used PSVR2 on FB marketplace. Bought mine for $400, 2 weeks ago and haven't looked back.
Agreed. RE4 remake in VR has been a top 5 gaming moment in the 35+ years of my gaming life.
No rush - it can wait…till it’s under $300
Like a lot of Sony products. DOA. Those that buy are buying into a dead end system. What has been released is the best it'll ever get. No doubt there will be a fire sale at some point.
Can someone tell me if the silicon piece that touches your eye/head on the headset can be removed/replaced/washed?
thanks
I really wished this launched at a more reasonable price. I certainly would have purchased much sooner, and I think it would have been a lot more successful. I hope Sony don't completely ditch it as the tech is quite impressive and would be interesting to see where it goes in the next 5 years or so.