With PS VR2 due to arrive in the earliest possible timeSony will accelerate the hype train next year for its next-generation virtual reality headset. The hardware was unveiled publicly at the Tokyo Game Show, this week.Initial impressionsThese are largely Positive) and the company revealed some more titles that are coming to the platform during Tuesday’s State of Play. A negative side note: PS VR games will no longer work with PS VR.
“PS VR games are not compatible with PS VR2 because PS VR2 is designed to deliver a truly next-generation VR experience,” PlayStation senior vice-president of platform experience Hideaki Nishino said on The most recent episodeThe Official PlayStation Podcast (as spotted on Nibellion). “PS VR2 has much more advanced features, like [an]All-new controller featuring haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and inside-out tracking. It also features 3D audio and 4K HDR. This means developing games for PS VR2 requires a whole different approach than the original PS VR.”
PS VR2 has confirmed that some games work on PS VR (such as No Man’s SkyThis is disappointing news, however. This means that players won’t be able access PS VR games with the new headset. Players will need to keep their old hardware around if they wish to continue playing older games.
PlayStation VR newcomers won’t have the ability to test out any of the games they may have heard positive things about. Astro Bot Rescue Mission Oder MossExcept if the developers port their games onto PS VR2. A more limited Library of gamesThis could make the headset less attractive.
The PS VR2 could have played a role in the decision. uses different tracking methods. They are totally different. PS VR Uses the PlayStation CameraLight-based and semi-automatic tracking, while Sony tracks where the camera is located New Sense controllersUsing infrared LED. Those who want to bring (It is almostYou may feel discouraged when you transfer your entire PS4-era PlayStation game collection to the new generation of PS VR2.
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