Yep, wearing one that kind of sets up a vacuum adds to the immersion oddly. Feels like I'm wearing a helmet.
There might be some delay or lag in the sound...
And the audio delay is even worse if you use eARC and a home theater setup which I do (or even a soundbar). The TV's chipsets and software have a lot to do with it too. It can be better or worse depending on your TV, the mode your TV is in (gaming vs movie, etc.), and even the video setting you use on your TV like if you accidentally leave on some sort of image filtering or frame smoothing. Those settings can also add delay/ lag to the video, of course. But yeah earbuds/ headphones attached to the PSVR2 seems to have no lag at all or else it's very minute. edit- And I had the OG PS5 and now have the Pro and I don't think it's any different.
There is no delay, Im playing this way till day 1 of psvr2 release
I took the leap of faith. I already had a mid-range PC, an i5 with a GeForce RTX 4060 and 32 GB of RAM. I also had the PSVR2 PC adapter. So, for one-month subscription, I tried iRacing, starting at the lowest resolution possible (25%), the jaggies and moiré were everywhere, but it ran fluidly at 90 FPS. And the physics... there is simply no comparison with GT7. For the first time, my FFB wheel is really shining and it's amazing to drive the cars.
With the earbuds it seems like virtual surround or something like that. You can definitely hear stuff "behind" you, etc.. Probably not as good as 7.1 home theater but I think there's directional info in the sound and it works pretty well. I have a nice home theater all set up but I use the earbuds when I'm in VR.
They always seem to have some excuse about the level graphical detail of whatever bollocks for not doing VR.
for something like a racing game, it's trivial to adapt to VR, it's mostly UI stuff. Vehicles, tracks, environment don't need any extra work, since they are rendered in 3D space anyway. The biggest actual challenge is making it run smoothly with the much more pixels the console needs to render compared to a UHD flat screen image, but even that is mostly an automated process, and is also in place on the flat screen (LOD). So very simplified you ramp up how aggressive LOD (level of detail) works. You can see that at work in VR where you see more pop ups compared to the flat screen version, for example.
GT7 doesn’t use PSSR for the VR mode so nothing has changed.
If I had to testify in a court of law about my opinion, I would say yes it looks better to me than before the last patch or two.. But I wouldn't be able to argue that my opinion is correct and couldn't point to any direct evidence. It runs very good and looks very good, better than I remember. At the time I hadn't heard anything about it when I was playing last. There seems to be something different but not sure what.
