Not haing to futz with the camera is the big selling point for me.

Yeah, that old PS camera just barely worked. It all sounds like massive improvements. If they can keep the price reasonable, I’m definitely interested. I had a blast with the old PSVR. It will never be the main way I play games—it’s just not feasible to be that shut out from the world for so long so often, but it’s absolutely a blast in sub-hour bursts. Tetris Effect in VR is still maybe my all time favorite video game experience. It’s certainly way near the top.

The best time I ever had with it was when I brought it to J.D.Quacker's LAN with a bunch of HBOers. I had not even opened it yet. I remember Korny setting it up. I hate to say I've mainly used it to entertain guests, having them freak out in the shark cage. Set up is a pain.

Not haing to futz with the camera is the big selling point for me.

Yeah, that old PS camera just barely worked. It all sounds like massive improvements. If they can keep the price reasonable, I’m definitely interested. I had a blast with the old PSVR. It will never be the main way I play games—it’s just not feasible to be that shut out from the world for so long so often, but it’s absolutely a blast in sub-hour bursts. Tetris Effect in VR is still maybe my all time favorite video game experience. It’s certainly way near the top.

No date or price, but if they can keep the cost reasonable, this could be a huge development in VR.

Highlights include a resolution of 2000x2040 per eye, inside out tracking, eye tracking, foveated rendering, new controllers making use of their new rumble and adaptive triggers, and a VR version of Horizon.

No date or price, but if they can keep the cost reasonable, this could be a huge development in VR.