22 Feb. (Portaltic/EP) –
The new PlayStation VR 2 virtual reality viewer It is available on the market from this Wednesday, for the PS5 video console and accompanied by a catalog of more than 40 games, including Horizon: Call of the Mountain, No Man’s Sky and Resident Evil Village.
The new generation of the PlayStation VR headset has been designed to offer more advanced features than its predecessorsuch as interacting more immersively with the PS5 console, thanks to three-dimensional audio, eye tracking and haptic feedback.
PS VR2 incorporates an OLED HDR display that supports 2000 x 2040 pixels per eye, along with a wider 110-degree field of view and 90 and 120Hz refresh rates, to deliver a smoother, more realistic 4K picture quality.
It also has a feedback system with haptic effects that add a tactile element to the sensory experience, while eye-tracking cameras follow the user’s line of sight when aiming or looking around. The immersion is reinforced with the 3D audio from PlayStation 5.
The helmet is adjustableAnd allows also modify the distance between the lenses. It is compatible with the use of glasses for players who need them to see clearly, and even has a grill that prevents them from fogging up.
This helmet is complemented by the PS VR2 Sense wireless controllers that detect the movement of the fingers and offer haptic feedback. They include adaptive triggers, as well as action buttons and ‘joysticks’.
The new PlayStation viewer does not support VR video games released for the first headset of the company. It does, however, have a catalog of more than 40 games to accompany the launch, such as Horizon: Call of the Mountain, No Man’s Sky and Resident Evil Village, with over a hundred new titles in development.
PSVR2 is available from this Wednesday for 599.99 euros in two ‘packs’: one that includes only the helmet, controllers, stereo headphones and a USB cable, and another that adds a coupon to download Horizon Call of the Mountain.
