PSVR

PlayStation VR2 launched a year ago, bringing a wave of immersive experiences to gamers. With over 40 games at launch, including innovative titles like Horizon Call of the Mountain and Pavlov, and PS VR2-compatible favorites like Gran Turismo 7 and Resident Evil Village, it quickly established itself as a powerful platform for virtual reality adventures. The past year hasn’t been stagnant either. New releases like Synapse, Red Matter, and Resident Evil 4 VR Mode offered intense first-person thrills, while puzzlers…

Easily one of the most intriguing things to look forward to in 2023 is just how well received will the PSVR2 be? Will performance be up to expectations? Will it be a good seller despite its hefty price tag? Honestly, I would be VERY interested in getting my hands on one of these personally, but I just am not sure about the cost of this. Then there is the legitimate complaint many have about backwards compatibility with this and how…

As the buzz around VR continues to hit the headlines (with Meta announcing price INCREASES) Sony picked the right time to highlight some great upcoming features for the PSVR 2!   See-Thru View: This one is VERY cool, with just a press of a button you will be able to look at your surroundings without having to remove your headset. Broadcast Yourself: If you’ve seen on Twitch or TikTok lots of folks like to stream VR, well by using the…

Announced during today’s DreamsCom showcase, Inside The Box, the Dreams VR expansion, is arriving on July 22! Dreams players will be able to download a free update that enables PlayStation VR compatibility in Dreams, with new tutorials, how-tos, and kits to get you started when creating with the PS VR system plus new content to play from Media Molecule. Read on to learn more about everything you can expect in Dreams VR and how you can play, create and share…

Taking the game of golf to virtual reality is a no brainer, and I'm surprised it took Sony so long to bring Everybody's Golf over to their VR juggernaut. The problem with VR golf titles is how well the game works in conjunction with the physics of a sport, notably here, golf. How well does this work, and do we recommend it? Let's dive in.

It has taken me a good month or two of daily PSVR time to become accustomed to this different way of playing games. Early on, I could manage the 3D for only 15 to 20 minutes. Then I worked up to a half hour, then an hour, and now with Blood & Truth, I've been able to go for almost 2 hours. Part of this is working up to that amount of time with the headset on, but a lot of it is that Blood & Truth is a fantastic experience that kept me engaged.