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Sony PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle (PS5) Expired
$500
$599.99
+ Free Shipping
Dell has Sony PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle (PS5) on sale for $499.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member JediPy for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to community member JediPy for finding this deal.
Includes:
- VR Headset
- PlayStation VR2 Sense controller
- Horizon Call of the Mountain voucher code
- USB cable (for controller pairing and charging)
- Stereo headphones
- 3 pairs of earpieces
- Play from a new perspective ā experience the sensations of height and wonder as you take in stunning vistas across the Carja and Nora homelands through the eyes of new character, Ryas.
- View the breathtaking natural world of Horizon in 360 degrees and interact with your surroundings using two PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers.
- Enjoy immersive action ā use intuitive movements to climb mountains, hunt machines, shoot your bow and craft items from raw materials.
- Brave a new adventure ā enter a living, breathing world of dangerous machines, tribal lore, exciting quests and new and returning characters.
- Share the experience ā feel the adrenaline rush in a riverboat ride filled with surprises, that offers the chance to show off PS VR2 to your friends and family.
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Edited November 16, 2023
at 12:44 AM
Playstation VR2 Bundle with Horizon Call of the Mountain game on sale at Dell for $499.99 (down from $599.99). Have been tracking this for deals the last couple of weeks and haven't seen it on sale excepted for Prime Day where it was about $10 higher
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/s...d/ac590371
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/s...d/ac590371
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PSVR2 is nice in that it uses the high power of a PS5 to run games, and has the highest quality, most "feature length" games. If you want the absolute best version of VR Games (not mixed reality) without a PC, this is the way to go. Resident Evil 8, Gran Turismo.. Both in VR are incredible and highly recommended.
With that said, even $500 is a lot for what it is. PSVR1 games need to be updated to be used on PSVR2, which many have not been. Passthrough is better than Quest2, but still Black and White (so no mixed reality) and the toughest point for me is it's tethered to a PS5.
If you ever use a Quest 3 or other wireless headset, you'll hate the wired headset.
It is comfortable, games are high-quality and better than most I've found on other platforms. If you want the best quality of full-length games, this is the way to go (besides PCVR). For convenience, Quest 3 is the total winner. Mixed reality? Quest 3. Even streaming PCVR to a headset.. probably Quest 3. But if you have a PS5 and want the best versions of games without a PC, this is it. Some upcoming games like Resident Evil 4 should also be nice, and fortunately most have been via free patch versus a re-buy
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Wait what? You can't play psvr 1 games on it? That's insanity.
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PSVR2 is nice in that it uses the high power of a PS5 to run games, and has the highest quality, most "feature length" games. If you want the absolute best version of VR Games (not mixed reality) without a PC, this is the way to go. Resident Evil 8, Gran Turismo.. Both in VR are incredible and highly recommended.
With that said, even $500 is a lot for what it is. PSVR1 games need to be updated to be used on PSVR2, which many have not been. Passthrough is better than Quest2, but still Black and White (so no mixed reality) and the toughest point for me is it's tethered to a PS5.
If you ever use a Quest 3 or other wireless headset, you'll hate the wired headset.
It is comfortable, games are high-quality and better than most I've found on other platforms. If you want the best quality of full-length games, this is the way to go (besides PCVR). For convenience, Quest 3 is the total winner. Mixed reality? Quest 3. Even streaming PCVR to a headset.. probably Quest 3. But if you have a PS5 and want the best versions of games without a PC, this is it. Some upcoming games like Resident Evil 4 should also be nice, and fortunately most have been via free patch versus a re-buy
PSVR2 is nice in that it uses the high power of a PS5 to run games, and has the highest quality, most "feature length" games. If you want the absolute best version of VR Games (not mixed reality) without a PC, this is the way to go. Resident Evil 8, Gran Turismo.. Both in VR are incredible and highly recommended.
With that said, even $500 is a lot for what it is. PSVR1 games need to be updated to be used on PSVR2, which many have not been. Passthrough is better than Quest2, but still Black and White (so no mixed reality) and the toughest point for me is it's tethered to a PS5.
If you ever use a Quest 3 or other wireless headset, you'll hate the wired headset.
It is comfortable, games are high-quality and better than most I've found on other platforms. If you want the best quality of full-length games, this is the way to go (besides PCVR). For convenience, Quest 3 is the total winner. Mixed reality? Quest 3. Even streaming PCVR to a headset.. probably Quest 3. But if you have a PS5 and want the best versions of games without a PC, this is it. Some upcoming games like Resident Evil 4 should also be nice, and fortunately most have been via free patch versus a re-buy
Quest 3 that much of an upgrade from the Quest 2?
In my opinion: yes. The new lenses (pancake lens), mixed reality and faster processor make it feel like a noticeable upgrade. Mixed reality is finally usable, and fun!, with color passthrough and there are already many games making good use of it.
Using 3rd party plugins like "quest games optimizer" ($10) will even let you max out resolution of Quest 2 games not yet updated, making it feel like a major upgrade.
$500 is a pricey upgrade, but I'm completely happy with the Quest 3 even this early on.
Lots of features the Quest 2, Pro and even PSVR2 don't have yet, like the color passthrough.
With that said, the $500 intro price will quickly go up if you add more memory ($150), controller grips ($40), silicone facepiece ($40), battery strap ($130), charging dock ($130), case ($60?), headphones and prescription lenses