PSVR 2 PC Setup Tips and Zombies!

[@wezaatzk]

That intro was hilarious! Arizona sunshine looks good, might take a look into it... which reminds me, I need to play more VR games lol

[@RQUKOfficial]

Yeah, thought i'd keep the blooper in. :D I loved Arizona Sunshine 1 and am loving the 2nd one so far.

[@captaindagonsworldoffunstuff]

the microphone does sound good

[@RQUKOfficial]

Yeah, not bad for a VR headset.

[@GrumpAI]

Is the Resolution and FOV better then the Quest 2?

[@RQUKOfficial]

Display The PSVR2 has OLED displays with a resolution of 2000 x 2040 per eye, while the Quest 2 has LCD displays with a resolution of 1832 x 1920 per eye. Field of view The PSVR2 has a 110 degree field of view, while the Quest 2 has a 90 degree field of view. Connectivity The PSVR2 is tethered to a PlayStation 5 and uses USB-C connectivity, while the Quest 2 is wireless. Controllers The PSVR2 uses Sense controllers with vibration feedback and adaptive triggers, while the Quest 2 uses hand tracking. Price The PSVR2 costs $550, while the Quest 2 costs $399. Hardware The PSVR2 is better for sit-down or stand-in-place experiences, while the Quest 2 is a self-contained system that's portable and easy to set up. Library The Quest 2 has a larger library of games, which can be doubled by connecting it to a gaming PC. The PSVR2 focuses exclusively on games. Sensors The PSVR2 has a six-axis motion sensor and an IR proximity sensor. You can also access your Meta game library. You just need the app and also Revive. Works really well.