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Me personally? HELL NO! That is risky as hell, if you haven't seen somebody else get it to work, and know the reviews.īut yeah. if your son is willing the risk of buying hardware for a BETA software package, then go right ahead.

I ran into several problems trying to get the PSVR to work with SteamVR that left me scratching my head." Http /> "Trinus PSVR is experimental, beta software, so don’t expect a walk in the park.

Oooh! Tom's Hardware did a nice article on it! Secondary: How well does it work with VR application? Main Question: Has anybody gotten this to work? Looking at the questions you asked in the original post, (sorry), these are not the right questions you want to ask. I'm going to make the assumption that your son is highly tech savy and likes messing with experimental stuff. There is a long tech part on getting PSVR and controllers working with this. looking at http /This is straight up indie-modding. I have read that Trinius VR supports PS3 Eye and therefore PS3 Move controllers, but wanted to understand what this means to the gameplay, and how one actually moves around in game, using this kit? His PC is up to speed for use with this kit. I want to understand what he can and can't do with the PSVR on a PC, using Trinius VR. Hence I was enquiring about the limitations of using PSVR with the PC. He wont be able to afford an OR any time soon. Thanks for the reply, but the PSVR in the UK is £350, vs £500 for the OR. But in either way, Virtual Reality with the PSVR is not officially supported on the PC.īest option is to save the extra $100 and get a VR headset, or just use PSVR on the playstation. somebody might have hacked it and gotten it to work. So, while he can hook it up to the PC, he won't be using it for VR applications.

This means it will not be 3d, or VR in any way. Quick google research shows that the PSVR just works like a floating cinema when hooked up to other platform. (an extra $100 with the touch controllers). This will be $100 more than a PSVR, but you will get a much better experience, hardware, and it is designed for the PC. Without the touch controllers, it is $500. but in this case, your son would be better served by purchasing a Oculus Rift.