Suppose you're a fan of VR gaming and you've been looking for a headset that offers high resolution and a wide field of view, to keep motion sickness at bay. In that case, you might be pleased to know that Sony hasthat'll let you hook it up to any suitable gaming PC. What you might be less pleased about is just how many of the PSVR2's features.
Sounds fab, yes? Except the PC adapter won't support the use of HDR, headset feedback, eye tracking, adaptive triggers, and haptic feedback . In other words, all the best aspects of the PSVR2 that make it stand out against the likes of the You'll also need a spare DisplayPort cable , a Steam account , and a PC that meets the minimum hardware requirements:At least this last aspect is palatable, as that's a very reasonable set of requirements. It's worth noting that in VR gaming, high-resolution panels can place a big demand on the GPU, as it needs to render two such frames at a high enough rate, to prevent motion sickness from kicking in.