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DSCC Report shares new info on Playstation VR 2. - 800 Pixels-Per-Inch (PSVR1 193PPI, Quest 2 200-300PPI) and is set to be the most pixel dense VR Headset. - RGB Stripe Direct OLED Other Notes: - The PS VR2 is expected to launch in 2022 - Could be smaller and lighter The PS VR2 display will be more than twice as pixel-dense as the Quest 2

So I ordered a 77” OLED for the kids playroom wish me luck !

its aluminum extrusion. They’re known as “8020” rigs usually bunch of companies make kits with everything you need simlab trakracer gtomega nextlevelracing i was able to build it myself, took me a whole ass day tho while I was recovering from omicron This is the Simlab P1X, ordered from pure-sims.com The pedals, steering wheel, and base are from Fanatec and all PS5/PC compatible because of the base Xbox compatibility depends on the steering wheel that’s attached to the base

Astro Bot 2 as a launch title and I’m there day 1.

Sounds like it will be glorious. I seriously can't wait for this. They aren't playing around this time. They've got one of the best headsets in the market and they finally have competent hardware that can take advantage of it. PSVR2 is definitely going to be leading the way in high end VR for some time. Hopefully it gets some kind of PC support because I would like to use it to play some of my VR games on Steam. If it doesn't get official support though I'm sure someone will create some third party driver support like they did with the original PSVR.

I’m ready

the glory days of pc gaming. I had a measly 8600gt and crysis was still a jaw dropping experience that made everything else look a gen behind.

The combat in this game is crazy deep and complex, potentially to its detriment. But if they manage to pull everything off then it might be a sleeper hit.

Lmfao thread backfire