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atticusss –
An incredible experience. The title says it all: this PS VR2 is a very good product. Ergonomic, not particularly heavy, the system works perfectly. The controllers (PSVR Sense) are also excellent. It's very easy to get the hang of and the immersion is immediate. I had never tried VR before, and I have to say I was blown away. Playing titles like Gran Turismo 7 or Resident Evil 8 lets you discover absolutely incredible new sensations. It's hard to go back and play those games on your TV after this…! We can only hope that Sony continues to flood us with titles of this quality so that a large number of players will take the plunge and allow VR to truly take off, because, let's face it, aside from the high price, it's also and especially the lack of titles that makes it difficult for the product to reach the general public. In any case, this PSVR2 is a success and currently represents the best value for money on the market. Personally, I'm satisfied with my purchase.
atticusss –
Amazing immersion. Until now I had never had a VR experience. I decided to take the plunge with this Horizon pack, which seemed like the best way to discover it. Also, be aware that you might, like me, already have some PSVR2 compatible games (Resident Evil Village / Gran Turismo 7 / Resident Evil 4 coming soon). However, PSVR1 games aren't currently compatible by default; some have received an update, others haven't (I hope Superhot, Astro Bot, or Resident Evil 7 will eventually be released). There are also several demos on the store that let you try out different styles (Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge, in particular). The headset is lightweight and you don't feel it while playing (as a reminder, it's a wired headset, just one cable, but it's not bothersome, unlike the PSVR1 where the tangle of cables put me off). The controllers are comfortable, but their batteries don't last very long, though they do allow for a few gaming sessions. Nevertheless, they recharge quickly. The headset adapts to different types of players with teleportation-based movement. Movement, eye movements or not. You can also adjust your play area to receive visual alerts if you go outside of it. I had never played VR before and I wasn't bothered by motion sickness or any other VR effects during gameplay sessions of around 45 minutes. Beyond the field of vision, immersion also comes from the way the character's actions are conveyed, and in Horizon: Call of the Mountain, everything is quite stunning, graphically speaking, but also the very well-rendered gameplay (archery, climbing). I was also able to play Resident Evil Village, which I had already played with a controller, and rediscovering it in VR changes things considerably, making it almost a new game to experience. The "wow" factor is also present in Gran Turismo, but it should be even more pronounced for players with a steering wheel (tested in VR with a controller). So far, my overall impression of the PSVR2 is very positive, both in terms of the hardware quality and the games I've tried.