The post AmazeVR Secures $15M to Bring Immersive Concerts to VR appeared first on Road to VR.

Next-gen escapism.

PSVR2, also known as PS VR2 or PlayStation VR2, is Sony's next-generation virtual reality headset for the PlayStation 5, or PS5. The system succeeds the original PSVR, which launched on 13th October, 2016 for the PS4. While the original PSVR is also compatible with the PS5, the new PSVR2 promises a suite of improvements, including a more effective inside-out tracking solution, new controllers named PSVR2 Sense Controllers, and higher resolution visuals. For more on the original PSVR on PS5, refer to the following page: Does PSVR Work on PS5?

In this PSVR2 guide, we'll be sharing everything you need to know about Sony's new virtual reality headset, including PSVR2 price, PSVR2 release date, and PSVR 2 games. We'll be updating this page with new information as and when it's announced, so be sure to bookmark it and check back regularly for all the latest on PSVR2.

Read the full article on pushsquare.com

The post PSVR vs. PSVR 2 – How Far Has PlayStation VR Come Since 2016? appeared first on Road to VR.

The subscription-based app offers daily studio classes guided by expert instructors. With so many great fitness apps available on VR headsets, it’s hard to forget that immersive technology can also be an effective tool for mental health. Apps such as Guided Meditation VR, TRIPP, and Supernatural offer users a way to escape the chaos of […]

The post Hoame Wants To Be The Future Of VR Meditation On Quest appeared first on VRScout.

We've known it's coming for some time. Initial press and controller imagery from Sony was swiftly augmented by leaked specifications, now fully fleshed out via an announcement from Jim Ryan himself at CES 2022, along with more details from the PlayStation Blog. PlayStationVR 2 is now official and it's looking hugely exciting. In fact, from our perspective, high-end VR gaming in general needs a shot in the arm in a world where the mobile-based Oculus Quest 2 reigns supreme and the success of PlayStationVR 2 is our best chance of this happening.

The specs reveal a headset that pushes back boundaries in many directions, building significantly upon the successes of the first PSVR, radically improving screen fidelity, boosting immersion and ridding the platform of the complicated set-up that proved so frustrating for PS4 owners. On that latter point, PSVR2 should literally be plug and play: there's no breakout box, no external camera, no mixture of various USB and HDMI cables - everything is routed through USB-C, meaning that PSVR2 should simply plug directly into the front of the console and you're good to go.

Read more