The new PSVR 2 (PlayStation VR2) is expected to arrive before February ends. 

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Visitors wearing PlayStation VR headsets play the Let It Die video game in the GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc. booth during the Tokyo Game Show 2017 at Makuhari Messe on September 21, 2017 in Chiba, Japan.

Although the new virtual reality wearable is still days ahead of its launch, many people were able to try the new goggles. 

Enthusiasts said that the new PlayStation goggles is among the best VR hardware that consumers can purchase. 

However, despite its advanced features, they believe that it is still not suitable for the metaverse. 

Why PSVR 2 is NOT for Metaverse? 

According to The New York Times' latest report, there are various reasons why the new PSVR 2 is not suitable for metaverse use. 

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A customer tries the new PlayStation VR at Sony Square NYC on October 13, 2016 in New York City. Sony launched its $399 PlayStation VR that links to PlayStation 4 to give gamers a virtual reality gaming experience.

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The first one is the lack of next-gen apps. For example, one of the games that can be played using the new VR headset is the "Horizon Call of the Mountian"; a VR spinoff of the popular "Horizon Zero Dawn" title. 

Other playable games include "Tetris Effect: Connected," "Moss," and "Star Wars: Tales From the Galaxy's Edge." 

Although there would be newer games, the upcoming titles, such as the "Gran Turismo 7," are still quite old since most of them were launched around two years ago. 

Aside from the lack of new applications, the PSVR 2's design also negates the idea of the metaverse, which is inclusivity.

Metaverse platforms are being created in hopes to allow people to connect virtually with one another. 

But, the physical design of PSVR 2 is not suitable for this as it still offers mostly solitary experience.   

PSVR 2 Review 

GameRant reported that the upcoming PSVR 2's design is a little different from its predecessor; PlayStation VR (PSVR). 

But, unlike the first version, the new PSVR 2 offers a secure wearing experience that is not too restrictive or tight. 

One of the major enhancements it received is a set of four cameras that register head movement. 

Thanks to this, the new PSVR 2 no longer needs to rely on trackers, making it an inside-out tracking VR device. 

Based on these details, it can be concluded that the new PSVR 2 is really for gaming. This is a good thing since PlayStation's business focuses on games. 

Other stories we recently wrote about VR and MR headsets:

New details about the upcoming Apple Reality Pro, a mixed-reality headset, were revealed. 

We also reported that the Meta Quest VR received an update that allows users to connect to Android devices. 

For more news updates about VR gadgets and other wearables, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.  

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