The PSVR 2 will be the best of its c✨urrent generation because of its dual controllers, says Brendan Walker, principal engineer at Polyarc, the developer of Moss and Moss Book 2.

Walk🐭er said to Play Mag🌄azine in a recent interview that the new PSVR 2 is “the best in this current generation[s] for a couple of reasons”, but mainly because of the controllers' dual wielding "ergonomic, orbital design". This allows for a more natural movement, unlike the previous PSVR controllers - the PlayStation Move wands - which more resembled waving glow sticks about haphazardly. 

Walker says it’ll be less awkward and they also allow for “[...] higher precision interaction” and higher realism to the VR experience. A contributor to this will be the haptic feedback, which will mimic that found in the PS5 DualSense controller.

PSVR 2 controllers are dওesigned in a “super-interesting” way, says Walker, particularly when it comes to the tracking ring: “you’ll notice that it’s [positioned] more towards the back of the hand”. This helps make interactions more precise and stops your hands from bumping together when doing any two-handed movem🌌ents. 

The new spherical deꦿsign “boasts plenty of unique aspects” such📖 as built-in finger detection allowing for smoother tracking in-game, which includes the fun addition of doing high-fives and making finger guns at each other.  A wrist strap has also been added to stop the controllers from flying off players when they're immersed in the VR world. 

Sony, unfortunately, has not issued a release date for the PSVR 2, but rumors are suggesting that the PSVR 2 will launch in 2023. Whe🍬n it does arrive, it'll also launch with a 4K HDR display (two 2000 x 2040 OLED displays), a 110-degree field of view, and eye-tracking, among other features. 

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