We've played PSVR2, and it feels like a significant step forward for Sony's hardware
Wow. Wow, wow, wow. That's the word that keeps springing to mind when I try to sum up my time with PlayStation VR2. As a fervent fan of VR for many years now, it's safe to say that my first hands-on experience with Sony's upcoming headset wowed my VR-loving socks off. This sleek and stylish unit was all I could have wanted for an upgraded PSVR headset and much, much more.
Setting up your play area is super simple thanks to the PSVR2's 'Seethrough' feature. It's clearer than Oculus' Passthrough feature and by simply looking around your room the PSVR2 will scan it for obstacles and build a virtual playspace that you can then edit with the Sense Controllers if needed. Setting up and calibrating your headset is quick and easy and it can be done whenever you need by simply selecting the PSVR2 card on the PS5 dashboard.
Horizon Call of the Mountain starts with a leisurely boat ride down a tight river, surrounded by lush, dense vegetation. At this point it’s merely a stationary experience, akin to something you’d find in a theme park attraction, but here you don’t need to keep your arms inside the ride at all times.
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