zero129 said:
Good then that you can use a small form factor PC thats just as small as the PS4 and use Vive well sitting down and it will still be the better expereience. Dont try arguring here that the PSVR compares to the Vive as it really isnt even in the same ballpark. No one is saying that the PSVR isnt worth it for the cost but if money isnt an option why would a person want the lesser hardware?. Also im tired of you making PC out to look like som complicated mess to use. Its clear your PC is anchint since you have said so your self so many times. Any downplaying you do of PC comes from 3rd party sources or from "When i last used PC" like 10 years ago!. |
Odd, I'm using one right now :p Not in the same ballpark?
Vive 1080x1200 per eye, Pentile, 1,296,000 pixels 2,592,000 sub pixels per eye, 110 degrees fov, 22ms latency, 90hz
PSVR 960x1080 per eye, RGB, 1,036,800 pixels 3,110,400 sub pixels per eye, 100 degrees fov, 18ms latency, supports 60 (reprojected to 120), 90 and 120hz
Seems very much in the same ballpark.
PC isn't complicated to use, that's you twisting my words again, it's more work to get and setup properly than a ps4 + psvr is what I said. I have no idea how move will work with psvr but it worked really well with table tennis and tumble so I'm not too worried about it.
Btw I just finished the way yesterday, it was awesome, play it if you like puzzle platformers. It's on sale now. I backed it so got to promote it :)







