| Zusammenfassung der VR Entwickler Konferenz: |  |
"We have multiple sources confirming these details to us independently. These are not 'rumors'."
"Some people are reporting the fresnel lenses can increase brightness by 3x." (Maybe for HDR purposes?)
"PSVR2 has 59-75mm pupillary distance adjustment capability. It wasn't specified if this was done by eye-tracking or some other mechanism/setting."
Refresh Rate is native 90HZ and 120HZ
Headset's haptics won't be 1:1 with the controller, in the sense of most of the surface of the controller(in this case the headset) could vibrate(like the raindrops in Astro's Playroom), it will be simpler somehow, it likely will be mostly to ease motion sickness.
"The System UI will be super-imposed over the games." (game will still show in background when interacting with main PS5 menu)
No battery for the headset mentioned in the spec sheet(they were talking about the possibility of the headset also being wireless)
Flexible Scaling Resolution(FSR) uses AI to upscale the resolution thus using less processing power for the same image quality, which is combined with Foveated Rendering.
''Early prototype headsets are going out next month", "There are two developer programs coming soon:", "'Getting started' series for developers this autumn to get up-to-speed with PSVR2 development", ''Deeper look' series in Q1 next year."
In their personal opinion, the best news from the show was Sony detailing their strategy about heavily pushing for hybrid AAA games (with both flat-screen & VR modes both) going forward. Apparently Sony want the VR mode (in hybrid games) to be more immersive than what people usually associate with flat-screen ports to VR, they should be using the Orb VR controller properly etc.
"Sony highlighted that they wanted to lower the barrier for making PSVR2 games (compared to PSVR1). The quality of the controller and the certification process."
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH90xf_v4Ag]