Kann man dazu etwas nachlesen?Ich meine gelesen zu haben, dass Sony das empfiehlt. Und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde da auf jeden Fall auf Nummer sicher gehen. Die Dinger werden unter Last doch ziemlich warm. Und das Kühlsystem der PS5 ist ja nicht ganz frei von Kritik.
"Sony is doing PSVR2 for the PS5 and we've seen some leaked specs and it looks good, we've seen some other specs which haven't been leaked which make it look even better.
Hopefully VR will be able to expand, there will be more choice in the headset arena."
- Referred to as NGVR by Sony (next gen PSVR) - not PSVR 2
- Will use Fresnel OLED screens with a 2000x2040 resolution per eye
- HDR display
- FOV is 110 degrees
- Uses Flexible Scaling Resolution in addition to Foveated Rendering which used in conjunction with eye tracking both which aims to scale resolution based upon the user's concentrated view and reduces the strains on PS5 resources
- Haptics are planned for the headset itself to reduce motion sickness and improve immersion
- The new controllers which don't have a name yet will be packaged with every new NGVR headset at launch.
- The controllers will include capacitive touch sensors, which are analogue based and can track the distance between your fingers and thumb. This is in addition to haptics and adaptive triggers which have already been announced
- Sony want to move away from "VR experiences" and concentrate on AAA games with an aim to make hybrid games that are playable in both flat screen and VR. When those titles launch you can even select which version you want to download.
- Nothing was mentioned regarding BC for PSVR1 but there is a push to remaster some PSVR1 games
- The headset itself wasn't shown and release date wasn't mentioned but launch plans will be revealed in early 2022.
Hoffe ja, dass bald mal nicht alles exklusiv über das PSN vertrieben wird. Gerade im Vergleich zum Preisverfall zu den Retail-Spielen, fühlt man sich da doch leicht veräppelt, wenn man für ein Rift Apart immer noch die UVP von 80 € berappen soll.