I like doing them p.d. and it's just a bit of fun

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@@guenteroelfke3005 no 1 it's 600 euros. ( price before q3s launch) Vs 920 euros ( ps5 400 euros + 520 euros psvr2) There is definitely 400 euros worth of better performance there for the psvr2. If it's headset Vs headset for pcvr then the price evens itself out there but lossless data + no compression ( way less artifacting) far superior black levels and saturation, better colours , better binocular overlap and a much wider FOV has more pros then the quest 3 lenses with muted colours due to the pancake lens design and greyish Black's Yes the quest 3 is a brilliant piece of kit and a great vr headset overall but for horror games and games with high contrast colours then psvr2 blows the quest away . Quest 3 is my choice for games that have a lot of text to read and games which involve a lot of movement plus Batman!!! Half life alyx runs better on my mid tier gaming pc on the psvr2 than it does on my quest 3 plus the dark scenes are just phenomenal. Having said that at the end of the day it's down to personal preference, having a burger at mc Donald's maybe your thing. That's fine is quick , easy , tasty and very accessible. Thing is I prefer an artisan Angus burger , takes longer to get , a bit more expensive , may not be too everyones taste but that's my taste .

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@@VrDaveTheRave spat out my coffee whilst reading this comment 😂

@@jdogofoz3642 what type of race are we talking about when you say beats psvr2 , egg and spoon ? Bobbing for apples? Definitely no chance beating psvr2 at the 3 legged race as psvr2 leaves 3 tracks on the sand when it walks at the beach. :)

@@joemojoVR beats it at everything except black levels. and over saturated colours if you like that , that one's user dependent. but visual clarity resolution and crispy mc crispmess, tracking and lack of image smearing and versatility by being wirless or wired all go to q3. I know this small group here will say otherwise but majority consensus says other wise. obviously I'm talking about pcvr here as I know we like to do unfair comparisons here with gaming hardware vs mobile devices 😜 but even then obviously you can't make graphics better on mobile q3 but once you use quest game optimizer and up the resolution again that is clearer then psvr2

True mate, thanks for your comment and psvr2 support 👍

Will or rite mate

Your welcome mate

It's the best to be on .mate thanks for the comment 👍

Same here. Awesome!!

Add QGO and its crystal clear.

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exactly I too own both but find myself going for the q3 over the psvr2 for PC everytime just a far better image much better clarity and no image smearing not to mention option to be wireless if needed and still looks better ( on my setup anyway people complain about artifacting and latency but I never see any of that and I'm a image snob lol but I do run wifi6e and a 7800x3d with a 4090) I even feel sometimes the colours on psvr2 are to saturated to the point it's unrealistic not on all games but some. only thing psvr2 has are black levels because of oled for me everything else goes to the q3

Yeah exactly.

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Me too, it's INCREDIBLE. Thanks for the comment 👍

It is mate it's the best graphics on any headset 👍thanks for the comment

@VrDaveTheRave i own a psvr2 Dave i love it, you might want to checkout Whitewater VR Extreme Kayaking its out now 😉

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Can't wait to play metro on psvr2. However Batman is a really good looking game for a mobile chipset but better than red matter on psvr2 ?? No definitely not .

You tell them joe 😉

what's with the fanboyism? why you gotta make everything a console war? q3 on the pcvr wirelessly craps on the psvr2 even when psvr2 is on pc also the quest is just a better headset but who cares just have fun and be happy that people get to play the game stand alone without needing any other hardware

@@jdogofoz3642 😂 I rest my case

I know they are a small team here in spain I will have to sent them a message to see when there next game is coming out 😉

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The 2 million PSVR2 number is also units "shipped" to retailers, as opposed to sold through to consumers. We had heard long prior to PSVR2's release that Sony ordered an initial production run of 2 million units, and that would also line up with later reports that they were ceasing production of more until retail moves the original allocation (also stated again to be 2 million units). And the 1 million figure for Quest 3 is not only outdated by months as you've already pointed out... but it was an estimate taken from the number of players on the leaderboard for the built-in "First Encounters" introduction mini game. There were over 1 million players as of June, but important to note that a user is not forced to set up an MR space or play First Encounters (and certainly not finish it and place a score onto the leaderboard) at any point during the setup of the headset. Of the 5 people (including myself) that I know of having Quest 3 headsets, I am the only one to have played First Encounters and registered a score on the leaderboard. It would be like taking the number of people who played through Astro's Playroom and deducing that as the total number of PlayStation 5's sold. Every explicit bit of sales information available makes it quite clear PSVR2 isn't selling more than Quest 3, let alone double, and that's before Quest 3S was even in the picture. Even when the PSVR2's price was slashed to $350 and the sales spiked, it still sat below Quest 3 at it's standard $550 price point on Amazon's charts and eventual monthly sales data. Currently in the Video Games category on Amazon US, Quest 3S is at #9, Quest 3 at #17, and PSVR2 at... #1426. So all around this video is just a huge pile of misinformation, because the owner of the channel read 2 million and PSVR2 together, and then googled the first number that came up for Quest 3 ignoring all context for either figure. It's honestly a shame platforms like KZbin are filled with so many heavily biased content creators who are too deeply in their side of the console (or headset) wars to do the slightest amount of due diligence before putting a video out.

What we do know is that Meta's VR subsidiary that makes the Quest headsets just had a quarterly loss of 4.4 billion

@@Svaberen well der they sell all the hmds at a loss abd spend on R&D it's in there game plan that they mentioned ages ago. what was it they said they plan to be in a loss every year for atleast the next 10 to 12 years. there thinking way into the future not just now ... will it work who knows I'll just be trying to use the best hmd available no matter who makes it

​@@Svaberen No it doesn't mean that at all, and this is kinda what I'm talking about when it comes to looking at things through a console war kind of perspective. Meta's Reality Labs burns through so much money, because they do an insane amount of R&D attempting to create their future Metaverse vision that's reliant on a whole host of technology that is effectively science fiction today. They recently demonstrated the Orion AR glasses for example, that are currently too technologically advanced to sell to the public at a reasonable cost. They have prototypes for headsets with screens of 10,000 nits brightness, ones with 200 degrees field view, ones with dynamic lens focus distances, and countless other examples of headsets that contain technology that's well beyond what is consumer viable today. The Quest headsets (and Meta Ray-Bans) are just what is ready to be sold today. It's not where the money is primarily being spent. Meta believes if they can be the first to create true mainstream VR/AR, then they can own the next computing paradigm, in the way Apple does for the current mobile phone era, and Microsoft did for the Desktop PC era. They (well Zuck mostly) are happy to burn tens of billions towards this goal, because they see the end result as being worth trillions. Now whether they'll actually be successful is up in the air. We won't know until the technology at the consumer level reaches the point where the average person is willing to use it in society much like we do with phones today... but if Quest was all Meta was focused on, then Reality Labs would have been a comparatively cheap endeavor, like Oculus was prior to Facebook acquiring them. But they're not trying to own the VR gaming sphere, because that's not worth much at all as it stands, which is also why Sony refuse to but much financial backing behind PSVR2 compared to PS5 in general. Sony doesn't have a grand long term VR/AR plan, and so they have much less incentive to bet big in the space. Meta do because to them the Quest line is less than 1% of what their overall goal for spatial computing is. If anything we in the VR space are lucky that Meta have such ridiculously lofty goals and deep pockets, because they are pretty much subsidizing an industry that currently isn't in a place where it can survive based on commercial viability alone. VR software development likely would have died out almost entirely after the initial round of Rift, Vive and PSVR headsets showed the market to be much smaller than was hyped, leading to all the major publishers losing interest. PSVR2 has over 200+ games available, largely because the standalone market made them viable to develop in the first place. PlayStation fans have benefitted massively from the Quest 2's success. So it's counter-productive for channels like this one to be constantly lashing out because they're bitter that the wider audience prefers a headset that's more versatile and offers more freedom of use, than one that simply pushes "best graphics" at the expense of requiring another $500 console purchase and being tethered by a cable.

There is mate, and I can't wait where have you been haven't heard from you in a week or so 👍

@VrDaveTheRave getting ready for Halloween and catching some vr sunshine in Arizona. Keep up the good work.

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