Hyper Real VR
The PS VR 2 delivers an impressive virtual reality gaming experience
Virtual reality technology has come a long way since its inception, and the latest offering from Sony, the PlayStation VR2, is a testament to that. With improved tracking, high-quality visuals, and immersive audio, the PS VR 2 aims to deliver an unparalleled virtual reality gaming experience. But how well does it deliver on that promise?
The PS VR 2 has a sleek and modern design that’s sure to appeal to gamers like me. The headset features a comfortable and ergonomic design that makes it easy to wear for extended periods. The head strap is adjustable, and the goggles can be tilted up and down to ensure a perfect fit. The goggles also have a flip-up feature that allows for easy access to the real world without having to remove the headset.
The PS VR 2 boasts a stunning 4K resolution display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The display delivers crisp and clear visuals that are sure to impress even the most discerning gamers. Additionally, the PS VR 2 features 3D audio technology that immerses players in a fully-realised soundscape that responds to their movements. One of the standout features of the PS VR 2 is its improved tracking technology. The headset is equipped with six cameras that allow for more accurate and precise tracking of player movements. This results in a more immersive gaming experience that’s more responsive to player actions.
The PS VR 2 also comes with new controllers that are more ergonomic and intuitive to use. The controllers feature adaptive triggers and haptic feedback that add a new level of immersion to gameplay. The PS VR 2’s gaming experience is where the headset truly shines. The improved visuals and audio, coupled with the advanced tracking and controller technology, result in a gaming experience that’s truly immersive.
One of the most highly-anticipated games for the PS VR 2 is “Horizon Call of the Mountain.” “Horizon Call of the Mountain” is a game that took me on a journey through a stunning mountain landscape, where I had to solve puzzles and navigate treacherous terrain. The game makes excellent use of the PS VR 2’s advanced features, such as improved tracking and 3D audio.
The stunning mountain vistas and dynamic weather effects are sure to impress even the most seasoned gamers. However, the game’s relatively simple gameplay mechanics may limit its overall replayability. While it’s a decent showcase for the PS VR 2’s capabilities, it may not be a must-play game.
Rating: 4.5/5
We say: The improved tracking, visuals, and audio make for a more immersive experience that’s unmatched by other VR headsets on the market. While “Horizon Call of the Mountain” may not be the most groundbreaking VR game, it does demonstrate some of the strengths of the PS VR 2.
S$869
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Technical Specifications
Display OLED
Panel resolution 2000 x 2040
Panel refresh rate 90Hz, 120Hz
Sensors Motion sensor: Six-axis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer) Attachment sensor; IR proximity sensor
Cameras 4 embedded cameras for headset and controller tracking, IR camera for eye tracking per eye
Communication with PS5 USB Type-C
Audio input/output Built-in microphone, Stereo headphone jack
