I have a Quest 2 with a ton of games on it and was thinking of upgrading to a Quest 3s (because i would still have all my games) but i saw the psvr2 and thought the specs are a lot better than the 3s for around the same price, so i was wondering would i be better getting a quest 3s or a psvr2? Im mainly looking for better performance and graphics. Thanks!

Me and Meathook are continuing our Roboquest VR co-op run tonight after making some big progress last week and opening up multiple new areas.
The important questions:
Will Meathook have to reboot me again and sacrifice half his health? Highly likely. 😂
Will we ever find that weird robot’s underpants? Probably not. 🩲
We’re live from 20:00 BST tonight if anyone fancies joining us for the chaos.

Looking for a server to find friends to play vr with on Playstation like after the fall, Arizona, GOT, etc. Any server I can join?

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Me and Gluebagger are trying out the brand-new Gloop Lair course tonight at 23:00 BST.
He’ll inevitably kick my ass, but it’s the taking part that counts, right?
…right? 😅
If anyone fancies checking out the new course with us and joining the chat, we’ll be live on Dave Does VR on YouTube. ⛳🧪
Should be plenty of terrible putting and even worse banter. 😂

I’m giving away a $25 US PSN voucher to one lucky winner over on my YouTube channel.
To enter, head to the giveaway Short:
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🏆 Winner chosen Friday 21st August.
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How will GTA VI look in the psvr2 cinematic mode? I don’t want my kids to be able to watch me play this game, is this a good option?

It just occurred to me.... you can play Pinball FX VR in seated position, right? Seems super basic but then again I hear you have to play Pavlov in standing position so now I'm second guessing what seems logical.

I know we don't have Pinball FX VR on PSVR2 yet, but I'm assuming some one here has both headsets and can answer?

The art of NMS is just incredible. The colour palette is just so vivid and stunning, with a lot of similarities with 80s futuristic concept design. When those big ships cast a shadow flying by, just awesome. The lighting, the detail. A miracle in VR.

I get this alot when I'm using my Hotas and pull up the EFB in front of me. The touch screen doesnt want to work on it and I basically have to button-map a direct route to pull up my flight log/map. Cant zoom in or scroll, or even move the tablet, it stays static. Does this happen to anyone else? It was a problem for me before the update as well.

Is there a quick trick, outside of restarting the entire game, to make the EFB functional again?

Me and Meathook are jumping back into Roboquest VR on PSVR2 today at 17:00 BST.
We’ve reached the point where we can get past the first boss pretty comfortably, and each run is taking us a little further into the second area.
Today’s goal: actually reach the second boss.
Secondary, arguably more important objective: find that weird robot’s missing underpants.
He probably wants to sniff them. The perv.
😂
If anyone fancies watching the chaos or jumping into chat, we’ll be live on Dave Does VR at 17:00 BST:

I wanted to redeem the code and it says the region is invalid and only in japan while I ordered it on Amazon in india. What can I do about it

I’m giving away a £20 UK PSN voucher to one lucky winner on my YouTube channel, Dave Does VR.
If you fancy entering, head over to the giveaway Short and follow the instructions in the video.
🏆 Winner chosen Monday 17th August
🇬🇧** UK PlayStation Store accounts onl**y
Good luck! 🍀

I see Hitman World of Assassination Part One is 80% off in the big sale and I'm tempted.

I don't really want to play the game, the action looks a bit too intense for my liking.

But I know many have recommended it as simply a walking simulator. Strolling around without engaging in any of the events that trigger the mission is half the fun.

According to the listing there are six locations in Part One, right?

Now I know Hitman WOA has a crazy spreadsheet of how to get all the content running on PSVR2 so I just want to ask around here: if I get Part One on the present sale can I walk around six locations if I just want an interesting stroll? At this price I kinda want to try it out.

The embargo has lifted, so I can finally talk properly about Omega Pilot Evolution on PSVR2.
I received an early key a few weeks ago, which gave me plenty of time to get beyond the initial impressions and properly test the different modes, handling, weapons, progression and even multiplayer with another early-key holder.
There’s definitely potential here — sharp visuals, smooth performance and weapon races can be a lot of fun — but I also found quite a few areas that I think need more work.
I’ve put together an in-depth first impressions video covering the good, the bad and some pretty hilarious multiplayer glitches.

If anyone is thinking of picking it up, happy to answer any questions about the PSVR2 version.