Amazon Shows "Hidden Price" on PS VR2 Bundle, Sony Blocks Public Display of Black Friday Deal - Kotaku
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Amazon Shows "Hidden Price" on PS VR2 Bundle, Sony Blocks Public Display of Black Friday Deal - Kotaku
"Amazon shows a "hidden price" on the PS VR2 bundle, rather than the standard retail price because Sony's contracts with retailers limit how certain deals can be advertised. But the real list price is $299, down from the usual $399, which makes this Black Friday deal an all-time low for the headset bundled with Horizon Call of the Mountain. This pricing has propelled the bundle to #1 best-seller status in its category."
"Because the eye-tracking system monitors where you look in real time, it allows games to render details precisely where your gaze focuses. That advantage brought about foveated rendering, a technique whereby PS VR2 delivers sharper visuals in the direct line of sight while doing less processing on peripheral areas. Characters in games can respond to eye contact. This enables a lot more natural interaction that simply wasn't possible with previous systems."
"The 4K HDR visuals boast 2000 x 2040 pixels per eye, and drastically reduces the screen door effect that plagued earlier VR headsets. Text comes out crisp and readable, distant objects retain detail, and overall image quality approaches what you would get from a high-end monitor. The HDR capability means brighter highlights and deeper blacks give scenes more depth and realism."
Amazon lists a hidden price on the PS VR2 bundle due to Sony retail contract limits; the real list price is $299, down from $399. The bundle includes Horizon Call of the Mountain, and the reduced price pushed it to an all-time low and a #1 bestseller in its category. Eye-tracking monitors gaze in real time and enables foveated rendering to sharpen visuals at the focus point while reducing peripheral processing. Characters can respond to eye contact for more natural interaction. Haptic feedback provides subtle vibrations synced to actions and 3D audio creates precise spatial cues. The headset delivers 2000 x 2040 pixels per eye with 4K HDR, reducing screen-door effect and offering a 110-degree field of view for wider peripheral immersion.
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