Despite boasting some impressive performance features overall, the Quest Pro has largely been forgotten since releasing in late October. What hasn’t helped Meta, however, is the disappointing launch of its pricey mixed-reality headset, the Meta Quest Pro. That has at least allowed Meta to offset the damages from its failed metaverse product Horizon Worlds, which was recently reported to have seen a steep decline of over 100,000 users in only eight months. The headset has also benefited from the release of many of VR’s best games yet during its life cycle, such as Beat Saber (now paired as a redeemable download with Quest 2 headsets), Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge and Resident Evil 4 VR. The Oculus Quest 2 has stood out from its release as a result of its ability to present an easy path of entry into the world of virtual reality – not requiring a heavy-duty PC setup or expensive console to run – while matching its accessibility with impressive technical specs. The competitor: Meta Quest 3Īlthough its efforts in the metaverse haven’t exactly paid off for it, there has arguably been no VR headset launch yet to have matched the popularity or success of the Oculus Quest 2 (now Meta Quest 2). Still, if nothing else, the premium quality of the specs on offer in the PSVR 2 at a fraction of the price of many of its competitors should (in theory) be enough to shake off the VR market’s cobwebs.Īnd there are hints we won’t have to wait too long after the PSVR 2’s release to find out what further progress in the world of VR looks like. A majority of the titles currently announced as being on the way for Sony’s latest have already been released for other VR headsets, such as the Meta Quest 2, which won’t do much to encourage casual VR fans to ditch their old headsets for PlayStation’s new one. As a launch title for the new headset, Call of the Mountain is being marketed heavily by Sony as part of a bundle with the PSVR sequel, and has arguably shown just enough to pique the interest of seasoned PlayStation gamers.Īs good as this title looks, though, it’s slim pickings elsewhere in terms of PSVR 2 exclusives… so far. Following on from Horizon: Forbidden West as the latest entry in the popular PlayStation exclusive franchise, Sony has made no secret of the size of its bet on Horizon: Call of the Mountain’s success for the PSVR 2.
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