Reviews of the new generation PlayStation VR headset PSVR2 have started to arrive after the coverage ban ended, and it looks like we're looking at a pricey piece of hardware that will deliver a rich and comprehensive VR experience.

We at VGA4A were able to try out the new glasses and leave a complete impression after the experience that lasted over the last week, which we will share with you through the video above.

The new headphones are capable of providing 4K HDR screen resolution And a 110-degree field of view thanks to the performance offered by the next-generation PlayStation 5, a lightweight and balanced Fresnel lens, and a lens adjustment dial that allows you to customize the focus according to your personal preferences. This will make gamers have comfortable gaming sessions.

The headphones have Eye tracking featurethat interact in new, realistic ways, allowing players to heighten emotional response and enhance expression when encountering other players online, eye-tracking cameras track your line of sight as you aim or look around, while advanced rendering technologies enhance the visual experience with precision-tuning to select and enhance whatever you focus on.

PSVR2 tracks the player and their controller through four cameras built into the headset, mirroring your movements and the direction you're facing in-game without the need for an external camera.

Plus, you'll enjoy the precise feel of the headset's vibration response at crucial, tense moments during gameplay, generated by a single built-in motor that gives you the sensory immersion you'll experience while playing.

Tempest 3D AudioTech

Virtual reality headsets allow you to hear dynamic sound that adapts to your position and head movements, where you can feel the character whispering in your ear, locate friends and enemies through gunshots or walking sounds, and you will feel the fear of the threat approaching from any direction.

PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller

A glove-like glove in an ergonomically designed shell, you can control virtual worlds in incredible new ways through haptic feedback, adaptive actuators, and precise fingertip tracking and sensing – all integrated into a unique ergonomic design.

New PSVR2 technologies

• See-Through View Technology
• Recording and transmission technology
• Customize the play area
• Game Mode and Cinematic Mode

See-Through View Technology

One of the new technologies revealed is See-Through View, which allows players to see gameplay and their surroundings from all directions. This will come in handy when you want to easily check where the PS VR2 Sense controllers are in your room without removing the headset.

Thanks to the front-facing cameras built into PS VR2, users can press a dedicated button on the headset or use the card in the Control Center to toggle between transparent view or displaying content on PS VR2. The card in the Control Center also provides quick access to other PS VR2 settings, such as setting the play area within the room.

Recording and transmission technology

As for the second feature, it is the possibility of recording a video of yourself during the game, and this is done using the PlayStation 5 camera, which is sold separately.

This method can be used by YouTube channel owners and fans posting on social media platforms to record their reaction while playing the game or when engaging in a fight with one of the enemy leaders.

Customize the play area

The play area can be customized using the PS VR2 headset via the PS VR2 Sense controller and built-in cameras. The cameras will allow you to scan the room, while the PS VR2 Sense controllers will allow you to expand the play area and further customize it to suit your play style and room environment.

During gameplay, if you approach the set boundary, you will receive a warning that you are approaching the boundary of the play area. You can adjust your settings at any time while your PSVR2 is connected. Once you have set your play area, the settings will be saved unless you switch to a different play area.

Game Mode and Cinematic Mode

In VR mode, players can enjoy VR game content in a 360-degree view in a virtual environment. The content will be displayed in 4000 x 2040 video resolution (2000 x 2040 per eye) with HDR support at 90/120Hz frame rate.

In Cinematic mode, players can display games, the PlayStation 5 system interface, and all non-VR media and gaming content on a virtual theater screen. Content will be displayed in Cinematic mode at a video resolution of 1920 x 1080 at 24/60Hz with support for Dynamic Color HDR, and also at a frame rate of 120Hz.

Sony has also confirmed that PSVR2 game developers will soon be able to take advantage of these new technologies and modifications to tweak their games to fully exploit the capabilities of the new generation of PlayStation headsets.

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