The wait is over. However, the start of sales of the PlayStation VR2 is accompanied by restrictions

According to the shopping guide Zboží.czwhich runs the company Seznam.cz, virtually all retailers offer the same PlayStation VR2 for CZK 14,990. There was obviously a lot of interest among players in this cheaper version, they are sold out in many places.

However, the traders state in the labels of the product that the situation should improve already next month, when they expect the next batch of helmets. Even for further orders, however, there is a restriction in many stores where only one virtual headset can be purchased per person. In this way, sellers are trying to outwit dealers who otherwise regularly cause the unavailability of novelties on the market.

If someone doesn’t want to wait, they can reach for a discounted set, which also includes the game Horizon VR: Call of the Mountain. It costs CZK 16,290 and most stores still have it in stock. Paying a little over a thousand extra for this game is definitely worth it, because it fully shows what the PlayStation VR2 can do.

The novelty offers a significantly more faithful gaming experience, which is mainly due to the extremely fine display. In practice, you have the same number of pixels in your glasses as on a large TV. The used OLED screen is proud of the 4K standard, so an area of ​​2000 × 2040 pixels is designated for each eye.

Thanks to integrated sensors, the helmet monitors what is happening in front of the helmet and inside. Eye tracking also tracks your gaze as you aim or look around, and advanced resolution-adjusting foveal rendering techniques further enhance the impression of what you see. In practice, what you are looking at will always be sharp and distinct.

The drivers have also been improved. Following the pattern of gamepads called DualSense, which are intended exclusively for the PlayStation 5 television console, the novelty will receive adaptive triggers and haptic response. Users will thus literally perceive the game with their fingers.

PlayStation VR2 virtual reality is only compatible with the PlayStation 5 television console. It cannot be used on older consoles from Sony or computers with Windows.