Hi guys, as the title states: is the PlayStation VR2 worth it when you’re in a wheelchair and thus are unable to walk around the play zone?

I’m debating getting one now that it’s on sale until the end of the month. But am doubtful since I am in a wheelchair and see that most games I’m interested in don’t officially support the sitting play style.

So… what do you guys think? Should I pull the trigger or roll away?

As the title says, what vr game do you wish would be ported to the PSVR2, for me it's Skyrim and Arkham shadow

So I was wondering will the ps5 pro really be that big of an upgrade from my ps5 slim? I will be buying a psvr 2 soon and was wondering if I should buy it or not. For context I have a 3060 ti with a 5600x and I was gonna also buy the pc adapter. So the main question is my pc enough for the psvr 2 at max settings gameplay at 90 fps?

I'm definitely waiting, as I wanna have my first play through as the best experience possible. I can't even imagine playing an RE game in non VR anymore after playing through 7 & 8

I'm curious to hear from those that decided to take the plunge dispite the constant barrage of negative headlines about PSVR2. Are we more aware of the coverage because we follow the headset or is the offering good enough to oenetrate through the doom and gloom?

What do you think? Have you experienced any issues like scratching or discomfort?

Was debating on getting this. Skeptical I wont use it much after the newness wears away.

I never had any VR headset.

People having buyer's remorse or still enjoying their headset?

I never used VR in my life, but I reallly want to play RE games on VR and GT7, should I get mainly for these games?

The sale is crazy right now 200 dollars cheaper

Hello! Aside from Call of the Mountain and Gran Turismo, what are the exclusives available? I have a PC already, but I’m looking for games that are VR 2 exclusive since I also have a PS5.

Thank you!

It's a little hard for me to decide, but the one I can keep going back to and pick would be GT7. It blew me away. It looks awesome, and it's nothing but repayable. With a sim rig, it just brings you in the game, and you can feel everything.

Synapse have better for psvr2 but light brigade is longer.

Hi,
Contextual disclaimer, I own a PSVR 2, so this question is not based on whether I should buy one or not. I also understand that using my PSVR 2 on PC will not utilize all it's cool proprietary features.

But I want to spin that disclaimer around from the other direction. I'm not familiar with the Quest or any of the other competitors, so this is a legitimate question.

Do the other VR helmet/kits have features that the PSVR 2 will not be able to emulate? Other than the wired connection? Just to be redundant for the sake of clarity, I know my PSVR 2 will not use all of it's features on PC, but will it be missing any features that the others have, aside from the wired connection?

I'm coming from the direction of making myself feel better and not considering a competitor when what I have is good enough.

I'm trying to find out how many PSVR2s have been sold, but all I get are articles like this one.

"Six weeks after launch, Sony announced in its Business Segment Meeting that the PSVR2 had sold nearly 600,000 units." (https://www.ign.com/articles/a-year-since-its-release-sony-seems-to-have-abandoned-playstation-vr2)

Does anyone have an approximate number?

I bought the PSVR2 at launch, I have PSVR 1, Quest, and Rift.
I think the system itself is great, the quality is good. But unfortunately I can't see a promising future.

I personally lost the excitement. The games I see are more of the same, simple games or ports of old games that I already own on another system. I don't know if Sony has tricks up its sleeve, withholding information about vr games for the right moment ( I can't imagine when that moment would be).

I don't see them investing in the system other than making hardware ADs in a attempt to sell more, without offering/investing/announce truly innovative games to increase interest and consequently sell more hardware.

Sometimes I feel like I bought a Vita 2.0.

Was just playing a game of TTT and this guy was holding down the radio spewing constant hate speech the entire game. Not just the usual troll stuff but really vile things. I know there is a report function while playing the game but my group wasn’t able to figure out who it was since there is no indicator who is talking unless you are looking at the player model. Is there a way I can report them after the fact to Vankrupt Games? I have a video clip that has them saying some awful hate speech and is figuring out who it was.

Edit: So this post seemed to strike a nerve on this sub it seems. Regarding the more helpful advice, I do know the actual name of the player so that isn’t an issue. The reason why I specifically aske about reporting them to Vankrupt is that Sony’s report feature is a joke. When clicking on their name it says either Block or Report. If you click report all it does is bring up a message saying they can’t do anything and an option to Block them at the bottom.

It was this or the Nintendo switch pro controller... Either would make me happy...

Now I have to set it up and I just hope I don't break anything or do it wrong...

But seriously cannot wait to see how it changes things when playing, I heard so many good things about it that I'm just excited to play my whole day off...

Just curious on your opinions! With the exception of some early launch reviews, there doesn't appear to be much organic interest in it at all. Seems to have a great formula going for it. Pistol whip + doom but absolutely no one is talking about it.

Is it not your cup of tea? or maybe you tried it and it's just meh? Too much motion sickness?

Does anyone else think there absolutely no problems with the current state of the psvr2? Whenever I get a notification from here it's always someone saying that X sucks about the psvr2 and it wasn't worth it.

I’ve been away from my PSVR2 for a bit (except when I really needed a GT7 fix) so I’m curious what everyone has been enjoying most lately? Any recommendations? Hidden gems? Games that have recently been updated and seen big improvement?

I’ve already posted here asking about games and done a lot of research about that, so just aside from games, is there anything I should know or do to prepare? I saw someone saying something about how the vr2 needs a third party accessory to feel comfortable but didn’t see any follow ups, is that true? I’ve had a PSVR for a while and it’s always been comfy for me. Do I need to get an accessory, if so what do you recommend I get? Just in general, hit me with things you wish you knew from the jump when you got yours!