WipEout Omega literally needs no tracking whatsoever beyond the headset itself and you guessed it, it's not playable on VR2 either. Blood and Truth got a PS5 patch to make it run at 4K 90FPS when played through BC on VR1 and it's also not playable on the new headset. Astro Bot was widely praised as one of the best platformers of all time, had a pack-in game included with every PS5 and yet it's still not playable on VR2. Hell, Sony hasn't even released a single port of remaster of their existing PS VR games. Their big showcase came around and VR2 had a section comprised of some undeniably cool stuff like FNAF Help Wanted 2, but nothing that's really pushing VR to new grounds or putting it in the spotlight again. Horizon Call of the Mountain is a game people surely don't remember but very much exists, Gran Turismo 7 got a full VR2 conversion which is probably awesome, and those Resident Evil VR ports probably wouldn't be a thing without their funding, but there's been basically nothing since.

Now, to be completely fair, it's not like Sony's given it literally zero support.

After that, there's been very little in regards to exciting VR2 announcements, basically being relegated to late indie ports from PC VR and select new launches like Synapse. It'd be hard to blame anyone who doesn't follow games closely for missing the launch altogether - the headset barely got a mention at the various State of Play held before its release, and to make things worse you were only able to buy it directly from Sony which meant no retail presence. Unlike the first headset, which was riding off the early VR hype from 2012-2015 so it got major promotion at showrooms and conferences around the world, VR2's release was a fair bit more muted. Luckily we’ve got a great set of recommendations here right here.Little more than two years after its announcement, the newest iteration of PlayStation VR released to the market. Like every VR supported sim racing game, Dirt Rally 2.0 is going to play best with a dedicated racing wheel and pedals. However, it sounds like some of the game’s content isn’t yet available on the Oculus version, as Codemasters notes, “all Dirt Rally 2.0 post release content will be made available for Oculus at a later date.”Īs part of today’s update, Codemasters said they do not plan to bring PSVR support to the PS4 version of the game. The Oculus version of Dirt Rally 2.0 also comes with exclusive community challenges and five Oculus-branded car liveries. “It turns out that for many of our players VR is the only way to experience a rally game, and this will enable them to enjoy playing like never before.” Image courtesy Codemasters “Since launch our community has been very vocal about wanting a VR version of DiRT Rally 2.0, so we’re delighted to bring this to the PC version,” said Ross Gowing, Dirt Rally 2.0 Game Director at Codemasters. Best Steering Wheel & Pedals for Newcomers to VR Sim Racing

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