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Can anyone comment on the value of going up to a Pro console purely for VR, is the increase in clarity worth the upgrade?

 

I don't have a 4K TV, I am really enjoying Moss and a few other VR games, but it's so pixellated and blurry. The other option is to save the money and possibly get a Quest 2 in the future, but I don't really want to have more toys. 

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1 hour ago, AlexM said:

Can anyone comment on the value of going up to a Pro console purely for VR, is the increase in clarity worth the upgrade?

 

I don't have a 4K TV, I am really enjoying Moss and a few other VR games, but it's so pixellated and blurry. The other option is to save the money and possibly get a Quest 2 in the future, but I don't really want to have more toys. 

Eeehh, it's subjective. But now, with the PS5 around the corner? No. You're better off saving for a PS5. 

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20 hours ago, elmo said:

Played Star Trek Bridge Crew for the first time last night. My word. That's a lot of fun.

 

 

Really Wana play more of this but getting three friends together, with the game and vr headsets all at the same time is a challenge.

 

One of the early missions was fantastic, we had to survive for a set time I think and was getting absolutely destroyed. We had limited Health left But then we’d survived long enough that we could now warp out of there. We started the charge and had the ten second countdown as we all had to perfectly move in sync to survive only to have one blast destroy us 2 seconds before I’d have hit the warp button. Was super exhilarating!

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That was very entertaining, looks like a great social game.

 

Has anyone else had the textured coating over the foam on the back of the headset come off? I noticed it starting a while ago, and thought it was due to the way I had been storing the headset (hanging on one of the arms of an electronic drum kit frame) but I recently noticed there are another couple of bald patches. They would seem to match up with where my fingers grab the band when I’m taking it off. That’s a bit shit.
 

It wouldn’t bother me so much but I sometimes find little black flakes on my head after a session, lol 

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Finally got around to trying Minecraft VR, it's pretty damn good. Fully featured gameplay, seemingly very minimal compromises. I mean, as you would hopefully expect, but Minecraft hasn't exactly been a technical exemplar in the past. When I first booted it up I thought it was an epic troll as it is just you sitting motionless in an armchair playing minecraft on an in game TV screen, pretty funny. You can jump 'into' the screen by shifting perspective. Cool to be 'inside' your Minecraft world.

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4 hours ago, sbrandon111 said:

That video is excellent. I've never played bridge crew but i'll be getting it for the quest tonight :)


Thanks! We’ll be streaming it again on Friday 30th.

 

if you enjoyed the video feel free to pass it around! We want to try and spread the word about these streams!

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17 hours ago, womblingfree said:

Playing through Squadrons and really regretting selling my PSVR now. The whole thing looks geared up for it.

 

Like Polybius, it’s an average game that would turn into an extraordinary game in VR.

 

If it helps at all, Squadrons in VR has made me feel more sick than any other VR game, ever.  I've only ever struggled with one other VR game, but this one just ruins me.

 

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2 hours ago, metallicfrodo said:

There was a VR mod released for Doom3 on Quest just before Christmas which is excellent. Interesting to see that there is an official version coming to PSVR. Probably end up a lot more expensive than the £3 I paid for the Quest version I'd guess.

Just fired this up for £3 and I can confirm it is bloody brilliant. 

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I've just recently got back into using my PSVR and I've noticed the rubber like covering on the foam pads of the headset (V1), front and back, have started flaking off in little black bits. It's getting everywhere and will eventually become unusable, does anyone know if Sony have replacements available? Even if I had to pay for them I would; is it worth trying to contact Sony / open a service request? I can't find any aftermarket alternatives :(  

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That’s been happening to mine for ages too, but I don’t see it as eventually leading it to being unusable (given that I am the only one who uses the headset, anyway). It just looks like crap.

 

I always had the notion to upgrade to a V2 so that would probably have been my internal justification for it, but since the PS5 VR news I am happy to put up with it until that gets released (wonder if I will actually have a PS5 by then).

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FINALLY. I really do think that had they been able to junk the Move controllers for something even slightly like the Oculus touch controllers previously, PSVR would be in a brilliant place right now despite it being old tech. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to the new headset, particularly if it offers an experimental wireless mode as well as the wired one we already know about. I guess it depends on how much data needs to be pumped to the headset compared to the tech in its innards.

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Just now, Eighthours said:

particularly if it offers an experimental wireless solution as well as the wired one we already know about.


PS5 has wifi 6, but maybe they’d want wifi 6e to be sure it’d work?

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