PS(PC)VR 2, anyone interested?

glenimp617 said:
you know depending on how it works (assuming an adapter?) and what the cost is, a crystal light might be the better option at this stage
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I already have a PS5 so holding out hope, and then I need to understand what I need for the crystal light (do I need the lighthouse baseplate and basestations?!?)
 
yes, you need a couple of base stations, the faceplate and either pimax sword controllers, index controllers or vive controllers.
 
I see you can pick up PSVR2 for like £250 on fb, hopeful they announce the adaptor soon! PS Showcase tonight at 11pm but doubt they'll announce it then...
 
Got to play with one today on a GT7 on the PS5, yeh, I'll stick with my Q3 thanks, you can pry my pancake lenses from my cold dead hands before I'll go back to fresnel.
 
Dano said:
Got to play with one today on a GT7 on the PS5, yeh, I'll stick with my Q3 thanks, you can pry my pancake lenses from my cold dead hands before I'll go back to fresnel.
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Is psvr2 that bad? I only have gt7 on ps5 atm, so only game I’d miss out on if I went quest 3.
 
carrot1401 said:
Is psvr2 that bad? I only have gt7 on ps5 atm, so only game I’d miss out on if I went quest 3.
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Not in the least, it's just hard to go back to that sort of image from the pancake lenses and super clarity I am now used to in the Quest 3, you have to take it all with the consideration that I am comparing an image output by the PS5 versus my 4090 running godlike mode in virtual desktop, I've no real idea of how the image would look when powered by a decent pc but my initial impressions were it had a lot of very obvious chromatic aberration and mura, text which I would have expected to have been able to read without issue in the Q3 was bad enough that I was having to lean in to read it and the lack of clarity outside of the sweet spot was quite off putting having had the super clarity of pancake lenses for so long.
 
shame they could not get eye tracking working on it, given that is available in other pcvr headsets.
Personally i would not go out of my way to buy one as a pure pcvr headset......... but if i already had one, or i had been on the fence of getting one for the psvr2 exclusives, this would be a very nice cherry on the cake.
 
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bigmike20vt said:
shame they could not get eye tracking working on it, given that is available in other pcvr headsets.
Personally i would not go out of my way to buy one as a pure pcvr headset......... but if i already had one, or i had been on the fence of getting one for the psvr2 exclusives, this would be a very nice cherry on the cake.
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Not just eye tracking.

No HDR, headset feedback, eye tracking, adaptive triggers, and haptic feedback (other than rumble).
 
hyperseven said:
Not just eye tracking.

No HDR, headset feedback, eye tracking, adaptive triggers, and haptic feedback (other than rumble).
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I wonder if this is a software block. Can't have PC gamers getting a better experience that PS5 owners can we? If the sensors are there then they can be accessed by the driver.
 
Unseul said:
So basically it works, just without most of the features that make the headset more desirable?
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Yep, makes it less attractive as a PC only headset. Looks like it's a pretty basic Steam VR experience. No bells and whistles. Really it means the only advantage the PSVR2 has over other decent PCVR headsets are the OLED displays, and thats without HDR and with mura.
 
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