CG writes: In this graphics comparison video using the visually pleasing game Hubris (from developer Cyborn BV), which is available for PC VR via Steam, Playstation VR 2 and on the Meta Quest 3 as a standalone version , we look at the visual differences. On closer inspection running the two games, it's clear that although the standalone version does extremely well for the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 hardware it's running on (which has to be commended), it's still visually quite basic in comparison to the PC VR version. The gap has closed somewhat, but there's still a big difference and not just differences in resolution, but also effects like lighting, texture detail, shadows, and even the number of props in the world. Quest 3 owners should be happy with how far the games look over previous Quest iterations, but even when PC VR games are being streamed via apps such as Virtual Desktop (via airlink), if that is an option, then it's certainly a preferred one. As mobile GPU tech improves, then hopefully developers take advantage and up the visual details for standalone VR devices.
GB: "In this feature, we have compiled a list of 16 of the best VR games."
Hubris made the list in its bland combat, but no mention of MS Flight Simulator which is one of the most amazing experiences you can have in VR (if you have the rig for it).
Perp Games has announced that sci-fi adventure Hubris will be getting a physical edition for PSVR 2 in February.
Cyborn's gorgeous sci-fi adventure Hubris is going to look even better on Meta Quest 3, with plenty of new enhancements coming.
Quest 3 version is not bad, but still it makes me glad I have the PSVR2. Shadow quality is a big difference.
Having the option to play wireless, connected to the PC and also as stand alone is perfect for us, we can't have enough Meta Quest 3... it is our first option to play and... well... one is not enough for a family. It needs to be more affordable ASAP... please, Google... What about a friends and family deal?