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PlayStation VR2 PC adapter Review – Play your PC VR games with it!

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Thanks to PlayStation for sending me the PS VR2 PC adapter to review! Originally locked to only the PS5, the PS VR2 had a decent start to a shakier following year as people have waited for more and more games to release on it. Now though, with the right PC in hand this new adapter can open up a whole new library of games giving the headset a new chance to shine. How well does it work? Is it easy to setup? Is it worth buying a PS VR2 just to be able to use this with PC? Let’s go over all these questions and more.

The PlayStation VR2 headset is like strapping a futuristic toaster to your face—but in the best possible way. Imagine if your favorite ski goggles and a spaceship had a baby, and that baby grew up to be really into video games. That’s the PS VR2.

With a design that makes you look like you’re auditioning for the next *Tron* movie, the headset covers your entire field of vision, transporting you into the gaming world. The fit is snug—like it’s giving your head a gentle hug, whispering, “Don’t worry, I’ve got you.”

The controllers look like they’ve been plucked straight from a sci-fi movie. They’re sleek, glowing with an otherworldly aura, and somehow know what your fingers are up to at all times. It’s like holding the future in your hands—if the future was obsessed with flinging you into virtual reality.

In short, the PS VR2 is the ultimate accessory for anyone who’s ever looked at their gaming console and thought, “This is great, but what if I could *literally* lose myself in it?” Just don’t forget where your coffee table is—you might end up having a real-life boss battle with it!

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EmuVR is a Retro Gamers Wet Dream!

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Play your favorite retro games and watch your favorite VHS movies all in a virtual world surrounded with realistic looking CRT’s ranging from older large TV’s to smaller PVM’s. EmuVR is fairly easy to get setup and running but takes a little more time to get used to controlling! Just follow the install guide, download EmuVR and the supplied version of RetroArch and checkup on the controls and other helpful links. It’s all there just follow those instructions! https://www.emuvr.net/

 

Featured, Mobile & Handhelds

XREAL Air2 Glasses Review – I’m impressed!

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Review of the new Xreal Air2 AR (Augmented Reality) glasses. I use these glasses playing Steam Deck games, Nintendo Switch games, iPad & more.

Augmented reality (AR) glasses are wearable devices that seamlessly blend digital information with the real-world environment, enhancing the user’s perception and interaction with their surroundings. These glasses typically consist of a lightweight frame equipped with transparent display screens positioned in front of the user’s eyes. The display technology allows virtual images, graphics, or information to be superimposed onto the user’s view of the real world. AR glasses often incorporate sensors such as cameras, accelerometers, and gyroscopes to track the user’s movements and gather data about the environment. This data is then processed in real-time to generate and display relevant augmented content.

One of the primary advantages of augmented reality glasses is their potential to revolutionize how users consume information and engage with digital content. From providing contextual information about the objects in the user’s field of view to enabling immersive gaming experiences or aiding in navigation through enhanced maps and directions, AR glasses have a broad range of applications. Moreover, they offer hands-free operation, allowing users to access information and perform tasks without the need for a separate device. As technology continues to advance, augmented reality glasses are poised to play an increasingly significant role in various industries, including healthcare, education, manufacturing, and entertainment, by offering innovative solutions to enhance productivity, learning, and entertainment experiences.

Website pre-order links for XREAL Air 2 and XREAL Air 2 Pro:
– US: https://amzn.to/45ZxW4N
– UK: https://amzn.to/3smeyRU
XREAL Air on sale: https://amzn.to/49xGToU
Pre-order link for the XREAL Air 2 Pro: https://bit.ly/45G4H6R

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Meta Quest 3 Review – Mixed Reality, Improved Virtual Reality Performance and Better Comfort

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Meta’s new Quest 3 headset is a nice improvement over the Quest 2, introducing some amazing mixed reality features and improving VR too

Designing and manufacturing a VR headset presents a myriad of complex challenges. Firstly, the optics and display technology must be meticulously engineered to provide a high-resolution, low-latency visual experience. Achieving a wide field of view without sacrificing image clarity is a delicate balance, requiring precise calibration and advanced optics. Additionally, minimizing motion sickness and discomfort for users is paramount, demanding careful consideration of factors like refresh rates, pixel density, and color accuracy. Striking the right balance between weight, ergonomics, and fit is another formidable challenge, as the headset must be comfortable for extended periods of wear. Moreover, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices and platforms adds a layer of complexity, as VR headsets need to interface seamlessly with various operating systems, controllers, and tracking systems.

Beyond the hardware, software development poses its own set of hurdles. Creating an immersive and realistic virtual environment necessitates sophisticated graphics rendering and real-time tracking capabilities. Achieving smooth and accurate motion tracking, while avoiding lag or jitter, is a substantial technical feat. Moreover, optimizing software to run efficiently on a wide range of hardware configurations is a significant challenge, given the diverse ecosystem of PCs and gaming consoles. Integrating intuitive user interfaces and interaction methods that allow for natural and intuitive movement within the virtual space further complicates development. Additionally, ensuring a robust and secure ecosystem of applications, while also supporting third-party development, requires careful consideration of software standards and development tools. Overall, the intricate interplay between hardware and software components in VR headset design requires a multidisciplinary approach and a deep understanding of both engineering and user experience principles.

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PlayStation VR2 vs Meta Quest 2 – Which is BETTER?

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This is a tough one… I’m comparing the new PlayStation VR2 vs Meta Quest 2 – Which is BETTER?

PlayStation VR2 is the successor to the original PlayStation VR headset and is designed to work with the PlayStation 5 console. It features an improved resolution, wider field of view, and better tracking, as well as a new controller with enhanced haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. The headset also includes features like eye-tracking and foveated rendering for improved graphics and performance. On the other hand, the Meta Quest 2 is a standalone virtual reality headset that doesn’t require a PC or console to operate. It features a high-resolution display, six degrees of freedom tracking, and a comfortable design. The Meta Quest 2 also includes hand-tracking and supports a wide range of games and applications from the Oculus Store.

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Resident Evil 4 VR – The Port to End all Ports | Punching Weight [SSFF]

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| I have now literally covered all Resident Evil 4 ports once and for all! With this VR port done, I’m basically a Resident Evil 4 super coverer. Too bad it’s the last one and I’ll never feel this high again of completing every single RE4 game. Are there other games?