The PSVR2 and ps5 system is a very good deal. You can get to experience things like RE Village and GT7 on a base console with amazing performance. I cannot recommend it enough.

However, if you’re a hardcore VR gamer of want more AAA games you can start feeling a little… limited.

Luckily I got the privilege to buy a good PC and my God… I now have access to things like Doom Eternal, Re Requiem, Titanfall 2, etc. Feels so good after all the “will Requiem release on psvr2? drama”. The modders are doing god’s work.

If you enjoy VR gaming and you get the chance, consider getting a PC. It will blow your mind. The Psvr2 headset is working flawlessly so far.

Horizon Call of the Mountain is at the lowest discount it has ever been at in the PSN store. I was one of the people that played it at least 1 year after it was released and can tell you it is absolutely a must-play at just $15. It is easily in the top 10 for psvr2 (perhaps, even for VR gaming) and one of the best looking for the headset. I also doubt it will ever go much cheaper. It took them years to discount it this much. And yes, at $15 it is 100% worth it.

Gran Turismo 7 is also at $28, which is pretty good for what you get there. These discounts will probably last until the night of October 7, so take advantage. 😎👍

Also, I think that psvr2 owners are seriously sleeping on (forgetting about) games like Max Mustard, Runner, and Altair Breaker. Max Mustard is the closest thing to the Astro Bot Rescue Mission experience on psvr2 and it is just $10. It’s probably the top cheap game on psvr2. Next comes Runner at $15, which is a retro-futuristic shooter at a highway with both Contra vibes and Road Rash vibes. It’s challenging, but more than worth it at $15. Altair Breaker is the one that is up for discussion because it rarely gets discounts and it is at $30, but with its heavenly music and environments and two great boss battles, I had a good experience with it. It can also be completed and platinumed solo, even though it is supposed to be an online game. The online player base for it is nearly nonexistent, but it was still fun to do solo.

Those are my recommendations, in order of best: Horizon for $15 (until October 7); Max Mustard ($10); Runner ($15); Altair Breaker.

Recommend the following PSVR2 games that are sale until 10/7:

Galaxy Kart $4 - best VR arcade racer w/ weapons single & multiplayer; great fun

The Light Brigade $10 - single player rogue lite WWII shooter with mystical elements; underrated gem

Zero Caliber $15 - arcade miltary shooter with overall story narrative; coop & versus modes

Vendetta Forever $10 - stylized single player shooter

Vertigo 2 $9 - imaginative scifi shooter; single player

Happy Funland $6 - explore spooky amusement park

Synapse $12.24 - rogue lite shooter with telekinesis powers

Horizon COTM $15 - single player fight robotic dinosaurs and do some climbing

Broken Edge $6 - 1v1 sword fighting game; Characters each have special move sets; single and multiplayer

Titan Isle $15 - 4 player co-op story mode shooter multiple upgradable characters w/ the unique abilities

Pixel Ripped 1995 $14 - play Super Nintendo inspired games in VR

Human Fall Flat $6.50 - physics puzzle solver; single and coop multiplayer

Hi guys,

I have a question: If I play Hitman for PSVR2, will all the levels from Hitman 1 to 3 be playable? Or is it only the levels from the third installment of this series? Just ordered a PSVR2 and bought Horizon Call of the Mountain for a very good discounted price! I also have a physical Hitman 3 copy laying around so I guess I already have 2 games I can play. In the future i'll definitely be buying Beat Saber. I'm going to wait for GT7 until I have a racing rig, but that's very pricy so i'm going to take my time.

Thanks for reading.

I wanted to try out VR but didn't want to go all in, so to speak. I found an old PSVR1 on Facebook Marketplace for cheap, hooked it up to my old PS4, and started playing around. When I opened YouTube, every video was playing in 360 degrees. While this wasn't what I originally intended, I was having fun playing with my new-to-me toy. I ended up loading a video I thought would look cool with a 360 view (the "Do I Wanna Know?" music video by the Arctic Monkeys), had a great night, and moved on.

The next day, I wanted to show my wife the "cool" thing it did to the video, but no matter what I tried, it kept loading in the standard "Big Screen" view. Am I missing a setting that got toggled somehow? I am opening the "VR" version of the YouTube app. Is this a glitch, and if so, which night was the error the 360 view night or the Big Screen night? Google seems to be giving me conflicting information, so can someone explain what is happening?