Sony Interactive Entertainment Finally launched its next-generation VR headset at CES 2022, allowing consumers to see it for the first time PlayStation VR2 unit.
At the press conference, Sony showed more details about PS5 accessories, including information about the controllers you will use to navigate in the new VR settings, new titles designed specifically for hardware, and-maybe most The important thing is-specifications. Interestingly, an article on the PlayStation blog also pointed out that the setup of PSVR 2 is very simple, requiring only a cable to connect directly to the PS5 console (much easier than the previous model).
PSVR2 will use 4K HDR, 110-degree field of view visual effects and gaze point rendering. These improved optical devices will be provided through the OLED display in the head display, each eye will provide a resolution of 2000×2040, and a frame rate of 90/120hz. For players who often feel a little discomfort during a VR session, this should be better.
Due to the integrated camera built into the headset, the headset includes tracking from the inside out, so there is no need for an external camera to “fix” you when you are playing games. The headset can also track your eyes and react to where you are looking, allowing you to play games more smoothly and counteracting some of the notorious VR nausea (in theory).
PSVR2 will also promote Sony’s trials in the field of 3D audio. A new headset is the title of this feature, which states that it has “a new sensory function that can amplify the player’s sense of action in the game.” The goal is to make everything more immersive; to increase adrenaline by pulling the pulse of the character away from you during stressful moments. That kind of thing. This will be achieved through the built-in motor of the headset itself. curious.
At CES, Sony also announced one of the first new games confirmed to run on next-generation headsets: The mountain’s horizon calls, A derivative of the Hoirzon series jointly developed by Guerrilla Games and Firesprite Games (acquired by PlayStation in September last year).
No more specific details about “The Call of the Mountain Man” are provided: we only know that it is “built for PSVR2 and will open the door for players to go deeper into the horizon world.”
Next is PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers, we already know a little bit. These new inputs will provide haptic feedback-a signature feature in the DualSense controller.
It is worth noting that much of the information disclosed here is consistent with a report published on the Internet last year, claiming that PSVR 2 will arrive in the 2022 holiday and will use OLED panels. Sony has not released a hardware version, but if this rumor is true, it will be in our hands before Christmas.
