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Originally Posted by bax
If you’re already a sim racer with a wheel setup then GT7 and a PSVR2 is such a great option. It really is amazing.
Unfortunately for me I’m just not into racing that much. I ended up selling my PSVR2 because it just became a dust collector.
Personally I find when I have time to game I don’t want to strap a helmet on. I much prefer to just sit on my couch and relax.
It’s pretty puzzling why Sony won’t show any support for the PSVR2. It feels like they were too deep in development on it and just decided to release it despite not having any plans to support it.
Besides GT7, Resident Evil, and Horizon (which although beautiful, wasn’t that much fun) everything you can play on PSVR2 you can also play on a Meta Quest 2 for 250 bucks less plus it’s wireless and has a bunch of productivity apps.
Sony hasn’t even revealed plans for a VR media player. For how much they are charging for the headset, it’s really baffling.
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Yeah the Sony support for the VR2 system has been interesting to say the least. I was upgrading my rig so it was either buy multiple monitors or a vr setup and it really became a cost wash, so getting the VR provided more 'value' to me. I totally get the not wanting to sit around with the VR headset on. Not a huge issue with GT7 for me as I mostly do on-line racing which are at set times. This makes my living room more of a waiting area (with all the details on the TV) and when it comes close to race start I just throw on the headset and race, and then leave the headset once the race is done until the next one.
I am curious about the third-party / community support to use the VR headset on PC.