The TRUTH about PSVR 2 for Gran Turismo 7

[@hansolodolo92]

I’ve been using vr for awhile now, since 2016. Pretty used too it. That being said, every time it goes from showing your car and then plop you in the seat I smile like I haven’t seen it before. Still hard for me to believe we have vr after dreaming of good vr for years as a kid.

[@minners71]

*Seen not saw.

[@pavangowda508]

@@minners71 oKaY pR0feEsS0r

[@vgaportauthority9932]

The luxury cars are extra awesome because they cockpits are so nice and the colours pop really nice compared to race cars.

[@eSKAone-]

My Thrustmaster T300 + Wheel Stand Pro V2 + IKEA Poäng are very happy with this 💟

[@mjk45]

@@minners71 unless your on a seesaw

[@1991.toyota.corolla]

I was worried about it being blurry and to be honest before I set it up I was wondering if I even made a good decision, but after setting it up and wearing it correctly (it’s a huge factor as even it being a bit too low on your head can cause it to be blurry) it’s been AMAZING and I can’t really imagine playing Gran Turismo any other way now! Just the feeling of driving my dream car with such amazing level of immersion made it 100% worth it for me

[@frickmagic]

Same! Adjusting the headset and lenses properly makes a world of difference

[@X22GJP]

Having it adjusted perfectly for your head and eyes is an obvious requirement, so prising it for maki g the world of difference is moot. It’s either setup for you, or it isn’t.

[@brandols292]

I figured out a way to get rid of some of the blur in gt7. All you have to do is set the the exposure and saturation all the way up in gt7. Afterwords change your psvr brightness to half way and then you will see a great difference. Let me know if it works. Cya

[@mrwalker6026]

Tbh Automobolista 2 in VR has a much clearer and sharper image on Quest 2... GT7 is noticeably blurring than both AMS2 and playing GT7 on my 77" 4k Oled TV which has great immersion too

[@SaschTheDash]

​@@mrwalker6026Have you tried it yourself? It is amazing!

[@aznpanda510x]

Pro Tip for PSVR2. Everytime you take off or put on your VR. Always Check the visual setting to see if it on your head properly. That help keeping everything clear and you in VR longer. It only take 10-13 second to check

[@exgeeinteractive]

And it'll be automatic when you're used to finding the sweetspot. Took me 4 days but after that I didn't even have to calibrate it. I just put it on, "ahhh there it is".

[@aznpanda510x]

@@exgeeinteractive yeah, I kinda got used to it. But I still do it, maybe 7 out of 10 time it perfect but the 3 other time. It was slightly uneven

[@carbonm2]

I have learned to do this and I am getting quicker at it. I also get almost spot on the placement too before I check it

[@aznpanda510x]

@@carbonm2 yeah people don’t understand that this small tip can increase people playtime and I never get blurry vision because I will hold the PlayStation home button and go to PSVR setting and go to adjust. It super simple

[@TheBatosai]

PSVR2 is definitely worth the money. I can't express that enough. My mind has been altered for gaming going forward

[@iDeker]

But why. There’s like 2 games that are playable

[@vyasrushi5177]

You can actually change your sitting position by holding Option button if you find the perspective a bit off in any car...there is a good video for it made by Wombleleader Racing

[@zodiac909]

"Pants" 👖👖🩳🩳🤣🤣

[@High.on.Life_DnB]

It's easy to explain: just hold your headset in the opposite position of where you want it in the car and then hold options to recenter, so if you want to move your seat a bit back in the game, you do so by holding options when you're leaning forward a bit. I would prefer to have options to set the seating position, and I'm expecting they'll add that later but for now there's at least the opposite recenter method

[@aenoofficial]

You can also move your head up and down to change the seat height

[@High.on.Life_DnB]

@@aenoofficial You could theoretically even sit on the passenger seat if you wanted, but the first line of my explanation should have let people know, after reading my full explanation, that holding your head in the opposite position you want in the game would also mean that if you recenter it in a lower position you'll sit higher in the game and if you recenter higher you'll sit lower in the game.

[@nickkalister6291]

yep, works great! I tweak the centering on basically every race :)

[@andreasmoller9798]

Worth every penny i have never has so fun with both gt7 and resident evil village, the experince is so much better than on screen

[@yabbe3408]

Yeah, for 2 weeks and than it just lays there.

[@MaXGTS1]

@@yabbe3408 Yup. It happens.

[@andreasmoller9798]

@@yabbe3408 i can insure that it will never happen their is no turning back once you tried vr, the experince is so much better than on screen, you might sacrifice a little resolution campared to a 4k tv, but it still a good resolution, but in every other catogory the tv cant compete

[@ienaridens7979]

but forget about being competitive with other human counterparties with your same DR .. exceptionally good instead for single player mode or custom races where you can enjoy more about driving and dont care loosing DR..

[@andreasmoller9798]

@@ienaridens7979 vr can actully make you faster on track specially if you use cockpit, becouse you see much more on whats going on,

[@acurisur]

Motion sickness in VR is something most people have to go through when they first use a VR headset. I certainly suffered my fair share of it in the early days but little by little your brain either adjusts and you don't get motion sickness anymore or you have to quit using VR (apart from maybe 360 VR videos). It took me a few months to completely get rid of VR motion sickness but it does improve pretty quickly if you keep using the headset and choose less intense experiences until your brain is no longer fooled.

[@SuperThisen]

The PSVR 2 is my first VR headset and i jumped in head first with smooth motion turning and all of that on, i could only handle 30 minutes on the Horizon game and after that i was sick for the rest of the day (i could handle GT just fine, but that’s probably because you’re sitting still in a car). But then i turned snap turning on or whatever it’s called and other assiting things aswell and oh my god, it’s so much better, now i can play for hours, without getting sick.

[@ChristianoRonaldo017]

@@SuperThisen hey there, I am also suffering from motion sickness - it´s my first VR headset. What do you mean with the snap turning on? Where can I find this menu? You would help me a lot! Thank you

[@High.on.Life_DnB]

​@@SuperThisen I did exactly the same and just like you I got motion sick after half an hour with smooth turning, but only to a degree of heavy dizziness, if I had played like that a little more I would have been nauseous, next time I played I also turned on snap turning but no other aids, and the motion sickness was completely gone, felt nothing during the RE8 demo and No Man's Sky, so yeah thankfully they have these little tricks to help with motion sickness

[@SuperThisen]

@@High.on.Life_DnB yeah RE8 and No Man Sky was fine for me aswell (the flying gets me a little bit). Maybe it was the climbing that got me in Horizon.

[@SuperThisen]

@@ChristianoRonaldo017 Go to settings and then controls i think and then choose the comfort option. That’s What i did and it helped me a lot. Hope it helps you too!

[@johnavy1722]

If you like cars even a little and you put your head in this thing with this game your gonna want it.I’ve not seen anything like it ever. Absolutely amazing.

[@lammyjammer6670]

This is a balanced review. Awesome work! A lot of other KZbinrs are giving their feedback on the unit without providing context by comparing the experience to what's already out there. In that regard it's hard to argue that you can get a better experience without spending multiple thousands in VR hardware ALONE without even accounting for the thousands the PC will cost that can pump the pixels for it. In that context, PS VR2 is a game changer for the industry.

[@olliebrown89]

Totally agree. It's expensive for people used to console prices, it's amazing value for people that have poured thousands into pcvr.

[@jj72rg]

@@olliebrown89 it's a valid argument if this headset can be used on PC. being locked to the limited PS library, most of the potential of the headset is locked away, and it is frankly too expensive as a gateway drug to full on PC VR experiences.

[@donnajones1075]

​@@jj72rg I disagree. As a pcvr player. The majority of games on steam are trash.

[@SaschTheDash]

Absolutely agreed, when you own only a PS5 it IS a No brainer

[@kayjaysok]

@@donnajones1075 it's about time some people in the "PC hardware" space are discerning with "VR" space, PCs don't own VR, VR is it's own animal exclusively. Time with VR, amount of VR options, early/late to the party, it's still an open market in its own right. The older idioms 're. PC 'first' simply don't apply anymore, $3k - $5k gaming rigs don't apply anymore, ownership of VR dosen't apply anymore. Who's the best doesn't apply anymore If nothing else PS VR2 has levelled, maybe even created, a shake up and redefinition across the spectrum of 'VR at home' as a consumable.

[@slapthekillswitch]

GT7 on PSVR2 was the first moment this Gen that felt actually Next Gen to me.

[@parenthlete]

Mine arrived on launch day 😊 played Horizon COTM, Kayak VR , RE Village and ofc GT7 I’m blown away with the headset, it’s plug and play enough to enjoy with family and friends and level of immersion you get has left everyone who has tried mine amazed (highest VR experience we’ve had is untethered Quest 2 previously) I tried a few cars I have or had, GR Yaris and a GT3 and wow the game manages to really capture the cars handling 100% recommend this to people with a PS5 already

[@rooseph7152]

Nothing will ever give me the same thrill as jumping into a formula one car and blasting around Bathurst in VR. Haven’t had this much fun since I was a child

[@joergbock1976]

For the money it's bloody awesome. The first thing I noticed was how you register strong elevations so much more, be it Bathurst (Mount Panorama), the cork screw on Laguna Seca or chasing down the Eau Rouge in Spa. Next thing was the depth perception helping you so much more with finding good breaking points. Spatial awareness is awesome in GT7. Sure it's not as crisp as the 2D version, but that'ssomething more noticable to a viewer than the player. Your focus is on the track, the mirrors, the car next to you or behind you. It's so damn vivid and fun. No cyber sickness with this game, got to struggle with 1st person games like Horizon or The Village though, when trying to play them as usual (fluid movement and turning). The brain expects inertia when stopping or turning on foot. In a car that's different, as my brain's everyday experience is usually a smooth ride.

[@RoyalKnightCurly]

One of the most in-depth reviews you’ve ever done. Lovely content❤

[@BlackPanthaa]

💜

[@HemiNeutron]

I’m glad you said that. I just told my wife how I felt the sun while racing the other today and she looked at me as if I was crazy

[@saimir77]

IMPORTANT THING that most GT7 VR players dont know is - for anyone wondering how to adjust the in game wheel to be higher or lower, or away from you (the driver), or closer to you, simply lower your head (while you have the psvr2 headset on) and keep pressed the option button if you want the wheel to be higher, raise the head+hold the option button if you want the wheel to be lower. Lean/move your body toward the wheel and keep pressed the option button if you want the in game wheel to be further from you, move away from the wheel+hold on the option button if you want the ingame wheel to be closer to you. So, play around a few times until you get the desired position.

[@sparkools]

This!! No one talks about this I’ve done this since psvr1 if you do it on driveclub you can be in the back seat 😂

[@UKGeezer]

A few people have mentioned this in the comments, I had no idea you could do this. Great tip.

[@HelloMyNameIsZON3]

Playing gt7 in vr2 is incredible and I can really only imagine how vr3 will be

[@griffgames9538]

Take a few minutes to perfectly calibrate. Especially the tilt of the headset, so back band is snug on the back of skull and eye proximity is perfect and level for your IPD and tracking. When you find the clear visual sweet spot for yourself, text will be sharp for example. After that, you'll always find it again and it will feel routine to calibrate it dead on and stay comfortable for hours.

[@hairybizrat2078]

This is true and the text will be clear but let’s be honest and say that when viewing items in the distance it is still blurry. And when looking out the corner of your eyes

[@dennisrogers6786]

Its the best VR driving sim out there, and nothing compares. For GT7 alone the PSVR2 headset is worth buying just for this

[@caio5987]

I disagree with getting a wheel first before getting VR The problem with wheel and pedal is that you do need space in your house for it I have the funds but wouldn’t have anywhere to put it unless I store it each time after playing which would be super cumbersome So I’ve been playing GT7 VR with the controller and it is still amazing

[@reeanimationgaming1034]

Can't you rotate the controller like a wheel? like a nintendo wii?

[@VST88888]

​@@reeanimationgaming1034 you can't and it's lousy experience playing gt7 with a controller. Get a wheel and you would never play with a controller again just like i did.

[@caio5987]

@@VST88888 that’s fair enough but I wouldn’t just tell people to not bother with VR at all if you don’t have a wheel… that was a stupid piece of advice from him

[@VST88888]

@@caio5987I have both steering wheel and psvr2 and I did end up getting motion sickness...which sucks and I got so sick that I wanted to sell my PSVR2 the same day....However, my wife does not get motion sickness....so I am currently trying to build up my vr legs and yeah I agree that although VR experience is incredible, I would still choose steering wheel to play with my gt7 over PSVR 2 if I had to choose either one without budget constraint.

[@caio5987]

@@VST88888 you can’t play horizon, Pavlov, no man’s sky, resident evil, etc on a wheel Just saying…

[@dbzcollector9963]

My headset has never been blurry at worst it looks slight pixelated when I play GT7 but it’s not something that would put me off from getting it. I have had a dedicated racing rig for about 2 years now and it wasn’t till I got the psvr2 that I felt like a kid again playing those racing games in the arcade, the immersion is incredible and it far outweighs the visuals. Some will say “you’ll eventually get tired of it” but tbh it’s the other way around I just can’t go back to playing on a tv lol I feel like I have better control and spacial awareness in vr and my sense of speed feels way better I can actually carry a lot more speed in corners and get within a pixel of the walls. It’s an experience that i can’t wait to share with my brothers since they’ve played video games since the first Nintendo released, I think it’ll blow their mind.

[@ia8789]

Thanks for sharing!

[@muthukumaranc]

I think it renders better in the region you're looking at using Eye tracking. That might be the reason the outer edges aren't that sharp on normal video.

[@nickkalister6291]

that's exactly it- it does use foveated rendering

[@mrhellahammer8097]

Got my PS5 VR on day one for GT7 and would have to say it does look a little blurry in the headset especially when you compare it to when you play back a video recording. But the three-dimensional environment it gives you makes up for it too me. Those GR.3 races are so much more intense and really helps make it feel as close to being there as possible. 🤘

[@nickkalister6291]

VR mode isn't 4k, flatland is.

[@anakin2377]

Foveated rendering means the focus is more on what you’re looking at, and periphery is less detailed

[@boxz1984]

Hey dude, to adjust seating position move closer or further to wheel up or down, and press,hold options. It will save different position. YOU ARE WELCOME 🤗

[@danielparra3274]

i will always love it when the pants talks tech

[@GLegend360]

Foveated Rendering is why the screen is showing blurriness. The headset makes what your eyes are looking at sharp and diminishes the resolution of the peripheral to aid in performance of the game while in VR. Just like in real life, what your eyes are focusing on is the sharpest and everything around it becomes blurred.

[@vvoof2601]

Personally yes it's highly worth it.

[@oldschool-ob4xj]

I used to own the game and played it with my wheel and sold both my wheel and the game now that I have a psvr2 should I buy gt7 and play it in vr on controller

[@AKCobra1120]

Really good video, very informative. I'm personally not going to be getting it as I have a very decent gaming PC (12th Gen I9, 3080) and I don't really play console games, so it's really not worth $1000 for me for the handful of exclusives. It does look like a very good option for someone who is also into console gaming though. A word about racing setups. What BlackPanthaa says is 100% correct, you CAN spend a TON of cash on a high end setup if you want to. You don't really HAVE to though. I do think having a wheel and pedals setup completely transforms the experience, but the difference between not having one at all vs. having one is MUCH bigger than the difference between having a lower end setup vs. a higher end. If sim racing is it for you, you race competitively on iRacing, and everything else is ancillary then yea you might want to pop a couple of grand for a high end setup. Otoh if you're more of a casual racer like me that just likes to jump in and run a few laps now and then and experience what it's like to drive a high end race car on a real track, then a low end setup is all you need, I personally use a Thrustmaster T-150, which I believe is the cheapest wheel you can get that has force feedback and I'm perfectly happy with it. Ok, not PERFECTLY happy, the pedals suck and I do plan on upgrading them, but the wheel itself is just fine for me. And I mount it on a Playseat Challenge, so the whole setup cost me around $400. That's still a bit of money, but it's a far cry from thousands and you still get a very good experience from it. Not to mention they're easy to sell on eBay, so if you decide you love sim racing and want to spring for something better, you can always sell it and upgrade. Anyway, just my $.02 on racing setups.

[@alteredchallenge9318]

It's actually tracking your eyes to increase resolution directly at what you're looking at, your peripheral resolution is reduced to help the grunt. Linus seems to enjoy the psvr2

[@Eddie-tp6cb]

Bought the VR2 on release. Happy buy. Hope they keep making great games for it.

[@malvinas78]

Definitely worth the money. I pre-ordered mine back in November and received the PSVR 2 on the 22nd. I was blown away by how good the PS VR experience. Much better than the first one. Crystal clear, no blurriness, everything looks so clear. No screen door effect. For the price this is relatively cheap compared to PC and I have a much better experience than when I played with my HTC Vive. I love how it’s very light. I do not get tired one bit even after a couple hours. Sony really hit it out of the ballpark with this one.

[@SgtReaper22]

My 1st VR headset and experience was early March of 2021buying the base model Quest 2 and it's sick!.Last summer I purchased the Valve Index VR Kit but after just a few hours by day3 the right controller failed.I RMA'd it and received a refurbed right controller but it wouldn't stay on unless I plugged the charging cable into my PC.I then got tired of the issues and decided to request a full refund and get my $1,000 back.The only reason I got the Index was because my Right Quest 2 controller's haptics failed and didn't work anymore then after trying a controller update my Left controller failed and while Meta was not giving me a proper answer of when I would get my replacement controllers I got the Index which by then my 2 Quest (refurbed Quest branded) controllers by then.After that frustrating event with Meta's bad customer service they gave me a free $30 store credit to buy any game I wanted atleast.

[@abcjelly]

if gran turismo 7 has camera shake like in VR bcs of the head’s motion & motion blur, u’ll feel the speed fr 😃. the formula for ‘sense of speed = camera shake + motion blur’ 9:57-11:04 i get mad motion sickness when i look down on a device, sheet, book while moving in or on a ground vehicle. 9:57-11:04 d u get mild motion sickness when playing motorcycle games but ur cam view is on rider’s 1st person view? 9:57-11:04 especially when turning, the 🏍bike is tilting, ur rider’s head shaking - so i use 3rd person chase cam in motorcycle games

[@billybobhouse9559]

So does it shake like that all the time or is it not noticeable when your wearing it? Thanks.

[@james8606]

For me racing games are perfect for a racing game for vr as this is the type of game that is simple to do in terms of you don't need to walk ect. Add a chair wheel makes it feel more real. It's definitely something we need to see more of especially on pc. Ide love Microsoft to add this to Forza games. For me vr is just not a must buy as I want to relax and game on my sofa in front of my TV and same with when little wants to play games with me. That said it definitely has its place and great to see it improving every few years.

[@aframkourie7089]

I would recommend if you see blurry to put on your glasses doesn’t matter what kind of glasses you have it is much better

[@PaulF72]

I've watch a few PSVR2 reviews now, and own these myself, and if you want to know how good they are in GT7, just watch the reviewers like BlackPanthaa laughing and giggling when they drive! Or even when they look over a car in the garage. It really is that damn good! I got bad motion sickness though so have limited my play. My brain is screaming at me it should be feeling movement when I'm feeding it a visual of cornering and elevation change. I'd love to see more haptic feedback in the headset replicating the controller, and maybe that will help with motion sickness, or perhaps going to haptic feedback devices like a Buttkicker may help (?). But if you get sick, stop, limit play, use motion sickness tablets to calm yourself down, and chew gum when playing and even ginger products (which is what I'm also doing) and there are heaps of videos on VR motion sickness to help you out.

[@PLAYER_42069]

I'm glad Theo briefly addressed something a lot of wheel users experience, but rarely talk about: Fatigue. Using a wheel and pedal (with or without VR) is very draining. Even if you're used to driving IRL, racing is entirely different and demands a lot more focus and faster reflexes compared to daily driving. So, if you're not used to the demands racing puts on you physically, you'll probably have to meter your sessions accordingly. Like adjusting to anything, build yourself up gradually until you can do three, four hour sessions (or more) if that's your goal.

[@morbid1.]

you know what is funny... I played for 3 hours non stop. I saw people after playing in vr with red faces, sweating and steaming... I got non of that even tho I'm a sweaty boy by nature, srsly 20C and I'm soaking.

[@Average_Balkan_01]

Pants:I get motion sick easy from driving my cars like racing cars Pants 5 mins later:Ye i would buy a motion rig

[@MrSamuelini1995]

My experience has been pretty good, my only complaint is how your view is fairly locked to the horizon. So when you go on banked turns like at Daytona your view doesn’t shift along with the banking off the car on the turn. Similar thing happens when you go down the corkscrew at Laguna Seca, view stays fairly level while the car drops down along with the drop in elevation. Honestly these are the only instances where I feel motion sick, when your view does not move as you would expect it to.

[@CharleyHale]

My tip is to turn the brightness down to 70

[@EscoPicoTrane]

also with motion sickness, the minute u start to feel it pause the game and take a 15-20 min break. Put it down and walk away get some fresh air. Once you come back you should be good. Also make sure ur cool when ur playing not hot because that increases the chance to get it. Again as soon as u feel it stop playing. Don’t play through it as it will make u not want to play anymore.

[@morbid1.]

I played for like 3h... It was my first experience with VR racing and beside at first feeling effects like going downhill or side to side nothing else happened and I got used to it very quick... Racing itself is fucking amazing, was I better, no, was it fun - fuck yes. As many people say "sense of scale" and depth is mind blowing at first. It's so good even resolution is low in GT7 (despite 2kx2k per eye resolution of goggles)

[@R19Robbin]

This gotta be the best vr racing game

[@vrambassador]

I can see in your passtrough cam why your HMD is jittering, you have a disturbig light source in your room with a special frequency (maybe some led strips) that are effecting the cams or the HMD to determine correctly its postion by calc between to pictures. Keep sure you passtroughview is not flickering. Than your tracking will be better.

[@vrambassador]

good video btw. ;) Keep going. PSVR2 can make a new VR Hype. Maybe. That whould be good, otherwise its dommed ;)

[@slapthekillswitch]

It’s called Foveated Rendering using the eye tracking to up res what you are actually looking at.

[@starlord270]

Maybe it is because this is my first VR set. But this VR is freaking awesome to me. I spent a good 2 hours driving in the rig with the VR. I had a blast fighting with SOPHY! That new A.I. is brutal! I have love ever second. I know some folk are tight on cash, and so was I. Just try it. I love my KZbinrs for their reviews and all, but ultimately, no one can tell you truly what it is but you!

[@starlord270]

Honestly, I just do not see the complaints that people have with this PSVR2.

[@WhoTnT]

I'm thinking that the complaints are from people with either fault headsets, improperly calibrated eye tracking and/or IPD adjustment, and improper positioning of the headset on their heads since I'm seeing that the PSVR2 lenses have a small sweet spot. The best way to describe VR to people is that it is like a world replacer or that it is like lucid dreaming.

[@optical10]

DOF Reality P3/H3 motion rig with rear traction loss is the most reasenible entry price and is awesome in GT7 now that Polyphony gave Sim Racing Studio the licence this February just in time for VR this weak. I use a PC/Laptop to run the s/w on the same ethernet network, what a blast!

[@yesyouarecorrectbut]

You are the only channel that has an issue with shaking while filming! I have watched 45-50 videos from different creators - You are the only one with this issue! Why?

[@SaschTheDash]

His Hair is too long

[@Gosu9765]

Apart from the 3d which can't be conveyed on video, I couldn't play GT on flat screen as I'm just a casual driver and was constantly annoyed that when I have camera inside of the car I couldn't look into a turn, so not knowing the tracks I had no clue where I was going so often. Shift 2 did that automatically I believe, so it's solvable, but in vr this is just not an issue. You just look. Driving games and shooters on flat screen are broken to me because of VR now.

[@xevan_knight_official]

Lovely content as usual Theo. Love you so so much. Very detailed and very honest. 😍😍😍😄🥰🥰🥰🥰The sweatpants were a pleasant surprise

[@zeldaoot23]

You don’t need a wheel rig to enjoy GT7 VR. I’m playing it with the DualSense and it’s just awesome. Way better than playing it flat.

[@marz11004]

@blackpanthaa for the play area resetting, edit the area as big as you can make it. Then just use the function button to see through when you walk to/from your seat, cause it wont block objects in room. You generally know your room layout. & always remember to hold settings to reset camera. If your too close to the wheel, lean forward a bit, hold options to reset camera, and move back again. Hopefully you see this so i didnt type for nothing.

[@bachatas809]

I’m gonna wait until this unit get full updated and GT8 will release soon

[@NeoPotato98]

The PSVR2 has "Foveated Rendering" which basically mimics your peripherals. This helps developers produce better looking VR games as the focal point of your vision renders at a higher quality compared to the edges.

[@super_street_racer5094]

Awesome review love GT7!

[@janes-e378]

You got to have a buttkicker for sim racing.100% once you use one you'll never race without.

[@tomlee45]

The dips hits my stomach hard. You can feel the elevation. It's so immersive.

[@buhshmuh]

Waiting for my psvr2 to arrive Tuesday and the first thing I'm going to do is bust out my T248 and fire up GT7

[@emilybaxterthecartoonywitc1805]

Just stumbled across your channel and really like it, so I subbed. Have to save up and get the motion sim, like a Yaw2. Yes a motion sim is expensive, but what some don't realize is you don't need the top of the line wheels, because a lot of the feeling is translated through the motion. If you can get both high end, then the sky is the limit

[@M1tZk1]

I sometimes feel sick in GT7 when I crash, which happens from time to time. My mind prepares for impact, but there is none. And sometimes when you go fast and have some decrease or increase pasts like in maggiore. Like you're preparing for this fall but there is none. But it's really rare. It's just one of the greatest gaming experiences I've had.

[@starlord270]

Exactly, too, bro! I spent over 2k just for racing games. People complain about PSVR2 having a little library. People act like more games won't be made.

[@tarrySubstance]

My eyes were hurting from the jitteriness, but this looks great!

[@bl9707]

I’m loving it! Super happy with mine!

[@donnajones1075]

A couple of points. You will get more racing games on psvr2. Dirt Rally, Drive club and Wipe Out were on psvr1. Wipe out is probably one of the best vr games ever. This is only the beginning for psvr2 to assume no other racing games will be released is a bit negative.

[@ChroniclesofKToyoda]

The real driving slicks on rain simulator

[@Fryd.]

Why is the gameplay so shaky on your videos? Have seen som videos from other channels and the gameplay is much smoother (even when they talk).

[@BlackPanthaa]

I explained it here

[@evilformerlys4704]

You didn't even listen to the video, why are you asking questions he replied to in this video and also on other ones before it. Is it too much to ask you to watch the video and listen to what's being said?

[@chase_7166]

you make great content man

[@BlackPanthaa]

Thank you so much!

[@RumpelStiltskindarkone]

Lmfao the carnage on the nurb straight sent me

[@Joolz1982]

Great vid nice to hear own car impressions and PSVR2 stuff. I’m sure was just a slip, but that was a 1st gen GT86 you were looking at and driving, not the 400 unit you will never see GR86. Basically GT86 is a slower GR86 which are both great fun. I suggest you give it a try on real life if you have not already. As long as it possibility of going sideways does not make you sick.

[@JB_2027]

Good review bro, what I will say, though, is on PC, the HP Reverb G2, especially using the new OpenXR platform rather than Steam is incredible. It is more expensive than the GT7 PSVR2 combo as you need a good GPU but the fidelity is supersharp.

[@dangelobrickwallbrual7794]

I agree with you 100% I have G2 as well. Too bad PSVR2 isn't as sharp and clear as the G2. That was the only let down. Besides that. I'm starting to get used to the downgrade in visuals and enjoying GT7 more. But imagine if the sharpness was like G2 with SS.. damn

[@olavofernandes7286]

Psvr2 has foveted rendering which means only thing which you look will be higher pixel while your side view will be lower

[@eSKAone-]

My Thrustmaster T300 + Wheel Stand Pro V2 + IKEA Poäng are very happy with this 💟

[@eSKAone-]

It's the killer app 💟

[@andyduhh4278]

The blurry mess that people are referring too is not because of how close you are to the screen but because of the 2d detail compared to the 3d detail

[@TomiTom1234]

Can you please explain more about what you mean with 2d and 3d detail?

[@andyduhh4278]

@@TomiTom1234 3d pops out and 2d is flat

[@simbrack1195]

Love your videos mate but when are you doing to switch off the assists and ui?

[@ambientauras]

I’m new to the psvr2 and I never get motion sick from activities, pretty good with that sort of thing. But did rally races made me feel sick and playing No Man’s Sky (space game for those who don’t know) actually made me throw up. Driving in normal races is fine for me though can do a good 4 hours with no problem

[@chrisskinner6483]

Do you HAVE to have a steering wheel? How donyou play without it?

[@Dustygoodz]

I remember going to Disney as a kid and they had a ride my papa loved showing me because it showed in one of the sets the “future” and it was kids in the room wearing VR headsets with their parents and I always thought “WOW I hope I get to experience that some day” and I’m shocked how far technology and VR tech alone has come in such a short time 😮❤

[@MaXGTS1]

The ride is called “Carousel of Progress”. They still have the kid using a VR headset. 😂

[@Dustygoodz]

@@MaXGTS1 lmao omg forreal! Thanks for sharing that 😭😅

[@NoloPasoro01]

He's driving in the nurburg-rain. Great review btw

[@_ac39]

I got the psvr2 and didn't previously have gt7. I had wanted to get it but knew I'd want a wheel and my wife would kill me. After getting the psvr2 I decided to bite on gt7 and I gotta say it plays surprisingly well with the dualsense in gyro mode. I feel like it's undoubtedly more accurate than using the stick (so this goes for vr or not) but if you're in my boat don't hesitate to use the DS as your wheel. It's great fun! I will admit though my arms start to get fatigued on longer sessions since you can't rest your arm weight on the wheel when driving.

[@cured_bacon647]

It’s a bad habit to rest your weight on any wheel anyways as it can mess up the shaft. You’ll get used to it and your arms wont be as weak anymore.

[@Xiaoyi_Wang]

前2天我在尝试GT7 VR 驾驶，非常真实，但最大的问题是“晕动症”，身体无法跟上汽车激烈的摇动，跑不到2圈就想吐了兄弟们，恢复后又试了一次还是一样，这游戏非常震撼但“晕动症”问题应该是大多数人都在面对的问题，只有解决了这个问题vr才能有效积推广。

[@filippantic9841]

Black panthaa what happened with the m3 did you finish it or swap the v8 or what happened

[@noleyestoad4477]

Only downside im seeing is the slight twitchyness just from head turns and looking around everything else looks spot on

[@75sikora75]

I drive so much better in VR that i don’t want to drive without it.

[@ayaantushir4616]

0:25 ain't that the NFS Most Wanted Main Menu car sound.

[@Inspireforchange]

it’s awesome I can play the game better it’s literally like being in a car…total immersion ❤

[@bertiegallagher7598]

Would using a headrest on your chair help ?

[@WilburWalsh15]

How about car physics when You play with vr ? Is the same car reactions and physics as the normal mode without vr googles ?

[@benjiebarker]

Will a motion simulator help with my motion sickness? Are there any ps5 compatible motion simulators?

[@seek7297]

20:57 The ghost Pants 👻

[@ShuhDonk]

eracing lab rs mega+, motion rig for 2400 USD, it is what I use on my sim rig, its great and the price compared to similar systems, it's a steal.

[@clive0494]

Why is it bumpy? no video stabilization?

[@Sabre_Wulf1]

I judged Gt7 on two things. In real life, I own an abarth 500. I also own a 2020 F-type SVR. Both cars (well the F-Type is only the 14' R) but meh!. I was astonished at the models, absolutely incredible. I put the headset 9n the missus and kids, they thought they were actually sitting in versions of our cars. It's that simple. I also own the HTC Vive and had that day 1 from preoreder. That has the laser room scale 5x5mtr and had it wrapped to a 1080 gtx. And it rocked. But this, for 1k Total with the console, is better off than a PC where your average price is going to be 2.5 to 5k. Even at 1k, this is incredible entry level. I only use a thrustmaster t-248. That's enough for the illusion. In real life..no force feedback translates through a steering wheel like this anyway, in fact at 200mph (i did on autobahn) the steering goes LIGHTER!. I would however recommend force feedback through pedals for the breaking. Lastly, wear glasses ? DONT let them touch the glass, they will scratch the lens.

[@suddonlee4326]

Do you see a lot of grain on the image?

[@rafaelrodrigues7181]

And this problem of the car appearing first in the old colors before the modifications, does this also happen to you? horrible what is left to fix this?

[@iamjsullivan]

yours seems to be waaaaay overly jittery compared to mine??

[@1FifaGamer]

How did you buy the intermediate tires but didn't put them on 😭

[@BlackPanthaa]

Don't 😅

[@selfm8612]

can somebody who has the game and the headset answer if when you sit in the car, can you only turn your head in like looking around. or can you actually move your head inside the car for example leaning forward to see more of whats in front of the car.

[@Victory2F]

Thank you sir!

[@BlackPanthaa]

Thank you!

[@imvivalamilo]

0:10 OH DEAR GOD HE CALLED THE GT86 A GR86

[@tinystar3010]

Yeah, its the short nickname for Gazoo Racing GT-86, people also call the GT-86, just an 86. So GR 86 isn't really wrong.

[@imvivalamilo]

@@tinystar3010 I hate to be a nerd, but it was named to GT86 from 2012 to like 2017 or something, after that its model name was just 86. When the second generation came around in 2020 or 2021, Toyota thought it would be fitting to add it to the GR line-up and so they titled it the GR86

[@tinystar3010]

But doesn't that just mean he's not wrong for saying GR86? If Toyota officially calls it that, and it's their car, then that's what it is now?

[@imvivalamilo]

@@tinystar3010 It’s like calling the new Supra a Celica Supra. Yes, the model was originally the Celica Supra, but it’s just Supra now.