No eye tracking ? That's exactly what could make this VR headset really better than a Quest 3...
I tried both in a span of a week and damn the eye tracking on the PSVR2 is insanely good and really necessary,
Considering Sony
1. mandating a PSN account for single-player games on PC NOW all of a sudden
2. kneecapping their golden goose of the GENERATION in Helldivers 2
and their history including:
3. ”fixing” the sudden releasing of TONS of PSOne...
so...none of the selling features, then. They do like shooting themselves in the foot, don't they?
those oled are quite nice, but alas. quest 3 for me then.
I'm hoping the reason that eye tracking and adaptive triggers aren't supported is because Sony can't be bothered to create drivers for them but the actual data is being sent through (so a developer can add support).
As much as it is cool that...
That’s The kicker; it still uses eye tracking for foveated rendering. They just won’t let you use said eye tracking in PCVR software because… potatoes.
Like most things in techno-crAAApitalism, it just won’t do the thing it’s perfectly capable...
No eye tracking? There's headsets made for PC with eye tracking.
Starting to get the vibe here that Sony only got the bare minimum working so that PSVR2 owners can also use the headset on PC.
They say they have foveated rendering going but how...
Pro tip: get a Quest 3 over this for use with PC. Without any of the differentiating key features of this headset being supported it makes the whole thing pretty disappointing.
PS VR2 has been a confusing product from beginning to end for me. I...
Localization, the team at Rockman EXE Zone are very thorough with keeping translations accurate to the Western English releases in terms of character naming, motivations, speech patterns and nuances, as well as terminology and naming conventions...
You're presuming they were even willing to sell.
Remember as well that Shiver was owned by Embracer, a company that has been selling/closing/having layoffs at studios allegedly due to a failed financial deal.
Considering that Shiver has been...
Why this company and not that other one? There was that one company that did lots of impossible ports on Switch.
Panic Button. They did lots of really impressive ports. Though I don't think they've done much recently