Naturally, you'll want to keep your PSVR2 looking nice and clean as well as provide it with some protection too. And if you're planning to travel with it (even if only to a buddy's house), a hard shell carry case such as the HuiJuKeJi Hard Carrying Case is a sensible choice. And for parents of small children, it's pretty much essential if you want to preserve your PSVR2's looks as well as prevent the mashing of bananas onto its surface.

With plenty of compatible accessories available, there's no shortage of choice for you and your PSVR2. Unlike other rhythm-based VR games, Pistol Whip has no line in the sand; you have total opportunity to shoot, fight, and evade focuses on the rhythm YOU see fit. The inventory management is intuitive and feels excellent. Limited stamina is also a worry; it makes you slow and unable to swing or run away, meaning you need to land every blow with finesse. Protection of the PSVR2's lenses is an important consideration too. These VR devices don't come cheap, and you'll want to keep those VR peepers primed for the long run. And for what is pretty much a bargain price, you can protect your PSVR2 lenses after use with something like the Hastraith Lens Protector Cover. Simple but functional, it's a small investment that does a great job of safeguarding your most expensive eyewear. Though but it’s a cool mechanic to be able to swap out the spells and create different loadouts essentially as you progress to higher levels you can have up to three different loadouts ready to choose from.Since you actually have to swing and with your real-world appendages, saints and sinners become the perfect storm for adrenaline junkies. As the only PSVR 2 game so far to have been included in a PSVR 2 launch bundle, it’s pretty safe to say that Horizon Call of the Mountain has been created with the specific intentions of showcasing absolutely everything new that the PSVR 2 has to offer. And I should know, I’ve played the game myself!

Resident Evil Village looks equal parts impressive and terrifying. Even from the trailer, you can feel the impressive sound design and the fine detail in the castle of Lady Dimitrescu. The best part: the VR experience is promised to be the entire single-player campaign. This PSVR 2 exclusive (for VR platforms) looks likely to be one of the best games for the headset. Resident Evil Village is available on launch day (Feb. 22) as a free update for the existing PS5 game.I’ll be very surprised indeed if there is any muddiness or blur in the PSVR2 version of No Man’s Sky though, as the 4K HDR headset should keep even distant objects looking crisp and clear. If you ever played No Man's Sky on the PSVR, you’ll also be familiar with the rather awkward control schemes. Those Move Controllers are just nowhere near accurate enough to support such a complicated game, but the Sense controllers should make moving around in deep space, and on the surface of an infinite number of planets, so much more enjoyable and mostly friction free. Each once in for a short time, you’ll have the option to take shots at a powerup and get a better gun with limited ammunition. This game is very challenging. The ongoing interaction is direct and easygoing. I like how easy these are to install. You still get full access to every button on your controls and these aren’t too bulky. Just writing about it here and now is making me want to drop everything and go play it agin. What I’m looking forward to the most about playing this one on PSVR 2 though is the way that the headset haptics will make you literally feel those bullets as they fly by your face. It’s going to up the immersion incredibly and I simply cannot wait to be absorbed by the pumping beats all over again on PSVR 2. No Man’s Sky In Crisis VRigade, hardhearted burglars are causing an uproar, and it’s dependent upon you to slaughter them. The game mechanics are fantastic, natural, and basic. The grip catches reload your guns, and the trigger buttons shoot bullets.