PSVR does have the largest concentrated share, but it isn't really dominating. It's selling just slightly better than PCVR. They could play the exclusives card in an attempt to maintain the lead, but I think the technological advancements in the 3 upcoming headsets are going to have a bigger impact on the consumer market. Despite that, there's no threat to PSVR- all the VR solutions can co-exist, and everyone can be happy.
It's not a big issue on PSVR? Like I notice there's ghosting/double images but the only time I really notice it is if I bring the move controller up to my face and move it from left to right. If I were getting an Index I'd probably just cap my games at 60 or 72fps so they can divide into 120hz or 144hz
because unless its a phone, its alot of money for a lot of people
And what's your experience with VR? Can't be much with that attitude. Many people I know use VR for plenty of things outside of gaming, and many people I know play a bunch of full VR games that have long lasting retention.
The Audio at least you can use your own headphones as a solution. I have a small pair that will work just fine. :) And the other negatives sounds like things I probably wouldn't notice unless I'm looking for it.
I'm not too familiar with the PSVR, but I would assume that they're using reprojection to bring the frame rate up to match the native refresh rate of the display.
Yup. There is something for everyone now this is a great time for VR to grow and prosper.
It's a shocker for exactly what you mentioned: It's not a big enough upgrade.
It's mostly comfort upgrades. Very much the same generation of VR. Going from a pentile OLED to a high refresh display with full RGB sub pixels is a huge awesome upgrade, but not enough to toss out a Vive for.
More comfortable than the Vive. Ditching OLED for a higher refresh rate LED display. If you already own the Vive it's not a next generation upgrade, but the controls offer hand tracking which is really nice. The new trackers will offer improvements if you game in a large room.
The Oculus Quest would have been perfect if the battery life was better and you weren't tied to Facebook ecosystem. :/ The S seems like the best all around Headset right now if you haven't jumped into VR yet.
I'm trying to figure out the new cable situation...I currently have a 25 foot USB and HDMI running around the wall to my junction box. Your write up says just cable now...How does that work? Could I still use it off the junction box to help the distance to the pc?
My understanding is that it uses a single display port cable. No breakout box. You could probably use an extender for that though I think that might add a little latency iirc.
Google "California Prop 65"
seems like it uses USB + displayport? this seems troublesome for integrating into my setup...the junction box acts as a separate starting point I can put wherever I want, being tethered to the PC itself is basically impossible. Id need something like 50 foot cables minimum, and some anchor point where I currently have the junction box
This basically. It's hard not to find something labeled with that.
You can use ReVive to play all of your Oculus games on Vive hardware. Might be a tiny bit of wonkiness with the occasional control scheme conversion, but I've never really found it to be a problem.
You can use Revive to play all your oculus games. Games work just fine for the most part.
Everytime I go through a McDonalds drive thru theres a sign warning about cancer in the food. Probably at other fast food places too but McDonalds is the only one I remember right now. So yeah everything in California causes cancer
