Virtual reality has a lot more to offer its users, which is why Sony wants to improve the experience in many of its games.
The world of technology and video games is constantly evolving. In this case, Sony does not want to be left behind and has already prepared its next step, the company wants to implement eye tracking and other qualities of PSVR2 for games that do not support virtual reality. This means that PlayStation VR2 users can enjoy even more games for their glasses.
The launch of this device took place last February and it has enjoyed some legendary games like Gran Turismo 7 or Horizon: Call of the Mountain. However, it is true that the sales were not as expected, at least initially, but later the figure improved and surpassed its predecessor. Virtual reality still has a long way to go, however, and Sony is already thinking about the next step in that technology.
PSVR2 features reach other games
A new patent suggests that Sony may be working on implementing case tracking and other common features of this technology in cases that aren’t ready for virtual reality. It will provide the best experience for all users using PSVR2 in different games This would be a great improvement and another reason to jump into virtual reality with the PlayStation.
The patent describes a system that focuses and renders players’ viewing area at high resolution, known as a field of view (ROG). The process already happens in native PlayStation VR2 games like the aforementioned Horizon: Call of the Mountain, but the patent notes that it could be used in non-virtual reality games to improve fps or provide higher resolution.
apart from this, PlayStation 5 games can be upgraded to support eye tracking and other virtual reality features. At least that’s what Sony’s future plans imply. Let’s see how it is received, and if it finally becomes a reality, it will be great news for all virtual reality users as they will see improved performance in games that weren’t ready for it. device..
