Sony’s PSVR successor is on its way, and more official data around the product has started surfacing. Sony mentioned in a recent developer summit that the next generation of PSVR could be called the NGVR and it could come with an OLED display with a resolution of 4000x2040 pixels. The new NextGen VR will also feature a 110-degree field of view, HDR support and eye-tracking features. A report by YouTube channel PSVR without Parole also shared that Sony could be bringing virtual reality support for all AAA releases on PlayStation. These include titles like Resident Evil 7, Hitman 3 and No Man’s Sky.
Sony also presented how the new controllers will be planned and how they will work. The NGVR controllers will reportedly be able to detect when a user is holding them and will also be able to gauge how far away your hands are from the controllers. Currently how this aspect will affect gameplay but expect a few interesting implementations in future VR titles. Sony has already revealed the next-gen controllers for the NGVR which feature a revamped design along with finger tracking and haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. They will also feature new buttons including the ‘Create’ and ‘Options’ buttons on the new controllers.
The report also revealed that despite the numerous leaks, we won’t be seeing the PSVR successor launch this year. However, at some point in early 2022 more information on when the NGVR could launch shout be out.
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