The launch of the PS VR2 is fast-approaching. February 22, 2023, will be here before you know it at which point the new headset will be available. Unlike 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation's first shot at VR, its next-gen attempt will feel more like a part of the PS5 and less like an add-on, a common complaint with its first try, as the PS VR2 a🌳nd the PS5 were made in tandem, the former being kept in min🦄d when creating the latter.
Additional information regarding how exactly the PS VR2 came to be was revealed by Sony SVP Hideaki Nishino while speaking with (thanks, ). Nishino explained that even though the console and the headset were developed by different teams, the two systems were made in parallel to make sure the experience with the PS VR2 is much more streamlined and overall better than the original PS VR.
That includes the number of wires you'll need running from your headset to your console, something that proved pretty problematic with the PS VR. “There is one USB-C port on the front of the PS5, but that was actually prepared in anticipation of connecting the PS VR2,” Nishino revealed. The PS VR2 was developed alongside the PS5 “from the beginning” which hopefully means it will feel more like a new part of your PS5 rather than an awkward addition to it.
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The connection between the PS5 and the PS VR2 extends beyond the wire at the front. The headset will make use of the current-gen console's next-gen technology in a number of ways. The DualSense's haptic feedback will be applied to the PS VR2's controllers, allowing for an even more immersive experience, and the latest PlayStation console's 3D audio will enhance that experience even more.
As for what you'll be able to play at launch, Horizon Call Of The Mountain is one of the titles leading the way. Capcom also revealed Res෴ident Evil Village wil♎l be available to play as soon as the PS VR2 launches. Even better, if you're picking up a headset and you already own Village, the VR version of the game will be a free update.