Sony says it will have more than 20 games ready for the PlayStation VR 2 launch event, which is sure to please fans.
Launch titles for Sony’s PlayStation VR 2 will include both 1st Party and 3rd Party games, Sony said during a business briefing on Thursday. “Currently, there is a significant amount of money being spent in partnerships with third-party developers and other independent game publishers to ensure a steady stream of creative content at the launch of PlayStation VR 2.” SIE president, Jim Ryan said. “Everything will be used to focus all efforts on development for the next generation of Sony gaming glasses.”
During Sony’s CES 2022 keynote in January, the company first shared the official specifications for the PlayStation 5 VR headset and also confirmed the name for this VR device with the full name. PlayStation VR2 Sense. They also announced the first PSVR2 game will be Horizon Call of the Mountain from Guerrilla and Firesprite. Developed by Guerrilla Games in partnership with developer Firesprite, UK Studio’s recently acquired Call of the Mountain described as an original game built specifically for PlayStation VR 2 “will open up.” door for players to go deeper into the world of Horizon”.
The following month, the platform owner released the first images of the upcoming headset as well as the new PlayStation VR 2 controller. PSVR2 will feature up to 4K HDR resolution, 110-degree field of view images with incredible rendering capabilities. Its OLED display will offer a resolution of 2000×2040 per eye and frame rates up to 90/120hz. SIE also confirmed that the new VR headset will support Foveated rendering, which is a rendering technique that uses eye tracking to fundamentally improve the graphics quality of VR software, by reducing quality. image in the user’s peripheral vision.
While there is currently no official release date for PlayStation VR 2, one analyst has suggested that the device will launch in 2023 due to what he hinted at a “pandemic delay”. . According to Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants, the new VR headset will launch next year and will use a new generation of super AMOLED screens. Perhaps this information will make many followers of this headset eagerly look forward to each day, knowing that this headset will help you immerse yourself in a more realistic virtual reality space than Sony’s old PlayStation VR. , let’s wait and see if it’s true to Sony’s advertising.
