Do you have a source for that? There’s absolutely no reason for an emulation layer for these GPUs.

This topic has actually been discussed quite a bit on Reddit. Apparently the trade-in deal will be announced this weekend.

As long as a game isn’t bottlenecked by the CPU, the PS4 Pro should improve any game falling below its frame cap. This isn’t a net new system, requiring titles be specifically ported to it. It’s fully compatible. At the end of the day, it should be similar to upgrading the video card in a computer, with the one…

Battlezone should be on the list. The latest patch includes PS4 Pro enhancements.

The game is great, especially in VR. The only thing I’d caution about it is that it’s a massive time sink.

Is it just me or is there no cheaper upgrade for owners of the original game? All I’m seeing in Steam is the ability to purchase the full game.

They’re saying the post came from a “disgruntled employee”. I’ve seen nothing that denies Sean Murray being said employee.

Ugh ... I’m actually extremely disappointed to hear this, as I was so looking forward to its release. Hopefully the extra time is used to really polish the game.

But it works via USB when plugged in to a PC. That’s what’s weird about this.

But it works via USB when plugged in to a PC. That’s what’s weird about this.

I’ll be going through all the PSVR content I got, as well as play the hell out of Thumper (in both VR and not). Good lord do I ever love that game!

“and the ability to communicate over USB when plugged into your console for lag-free input”

“and the ability to communicate over USB when plugged into your console for lag-free input”

I never put down any money when pre-ordering games. The reason I choose to pre-order are various pre-order sales, which have allowed me to save a significant amount of money over the past few years.

If you want to post another tip for PSVR users, here’s a post I wrote about minimizing tracking wobble. It makes a significant difference.

I received mine a couple hours ago and have had some time to play with it. While I fully expected tracking wobble, I didn’t expect it to be as bad as it is.

You know what it is? The link is redirecting me to Amazon.ca. Deal links have never done that before. Interesting.

You know what it is? The link is redirecting me to Amazon.ca. Deal links have never done that before. Interesting.

Looks like the NAS isn’t available anymore. I wonder if it was a pricing error, as that was pretty cheap for the DS415Play.

Looks like the NAS isn’t available anymore. I wonder if it was a pricing error, as that was pretty cheap for the…

It’s pretty accurate for me, but I maintain 2 YouTube accounts.

There’s no micro transactions. They’ve made a a point of making quite a big deal about that.

The first two of those points are fairly debatable. For games, I definitely wouldn’t call Oculus exclusive games superior to Vive games. Once Touch arrives, Oculus users will be able to play content that was previously limited to Vive, so there is a slightly larger library there.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the headset which would cause VR sickness. It’s the headset tracking issues (caused by the camera) and framerate drops which could cause issues. The controller tracking issues, while highly annoying, won’t generally cause comfort issues.