Sony’s PlayStation VR 2 headset is a big improvement over its previous version, but it is unlikely to convert VR skeptics.
Sony will make its second major attempt at cornering the VR market with the Feb. 22 launch of PSVR 2.$550 PSVR 2It will come with a launch lineup of more than three dozen games, offering a lot to play, though not many of them are exclusive to the platform.PSVR 2 has all of the highest-end VR features and then some, improving on 2016's PSVR in all ways except for the continued requirement of a wired connection.
Its ringed controllers, similar to those for Meta’s Quest 2 headsets, are capable of tracking hand position while utilizing touch sensors that can detect the difference between a user pointing their finger or clenching.Older VR tech could induce nausea or just uncomfortably warm the user’s face, but even my two-hour sessions with PSVR 2 were pleasant. That’s probably thanks to a combination of its lower latency in tracking movement and refreshing its graphics, plus advances in VR game design.
The muscle of the PS5 enables PSVR 2 to render sensational virtual worlds, though there’s still some fuzziness even in the high-end Horizon game, to environments in the distance. Gone, at least, is the sensation of old VR tech like the first PSVR, that everything is being viewed through a screen door.The headset requires a pricey commitment.
PSVR 2 sports an array of rumble motors in its hand controllers and even in the headset , but it can’t quite make the worlds it invites you to touch sufficiently tactile, nor give weight to virtual objects players pick up.Horizon: Call of the MountainIt’s essentially a mountain-climbing game set in the franchise’s beautiful post-disaster American wilderness.
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