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A good thing to remember for people that haven't used VR before, is that what you see on your screen when they're showing VR footage is nothing like what it actually looks like in VR. You miss the depth of the image which is what makes it completely immersive. You really have to try VR to understand it

I work at a company that makes VR games and the biggest issue we have is trying to explain it to corporate types when they've barely played games at all. The biggest compliment is when they play the final product and smile like a kid 😄

I think they've laid some fantastic groundwork. The headset looks great and I've only heard positive things from people who've tried it, especially those OLED displays. It opens VR up to more people and that's great to see. I hope the platform itself takes off though because its good but pretty limited at the moment. As it stands I don't think what the platform offers is enough to justify getting a ps5 just for PSVR2 unless you think you'd get good use out of the PS5 by itself anyway or already have a PS5. I already have a VR capable pc and no PS5, so it's a harder sell in my case. Although admittedly I'm still linking a Quest 2 because I don't have the room for base stations and I'm holding out on upgrading until we see how the Quest 3 turns out compared to the Pico4 and Quest Pro. The quest 2 works, but the display is pretty bad by modern headset standards. Also, part of my reasoning of getting a quest 2 back when it came out was that I get access to both PCVR and portable games. I'm just not a big fan of the closed ecosystem personally. If it got PC compatibility though, suddenly it would become both a PSVR2 and an upgrade for my PCVR headset - I'd pick one up tomorrow and probably look to get a PS5 in the next year or so too.

Ik heb het toen gekocht en ik moet echt zeggen ik speel bijna niks 2d meer. Het is echt 1 usb-c kabel in je ps5 stoppen, je stelt alles 1 keer in en daarna onthoud de psvr2 je speelruimte. Dus 1 keer instellen, de keren daarna 1 kabel erin bril opzetten en spelen maar. De haptics en de trigger weerstand is perfect net zoals bij de dualsense controller. Er zitten ook haptics in de headset zelf dus als je bijvoorbeeld in gt7 tegen een auto rijd of tegen een muur dan trilt je Hoofd ook mee en is echt een leuke ervaring. De headset is super comfortabel en ook het gewicht word perfect verdeeld. Gt7: is echt geweldig je zit echt in de auto's en het gevoel van snelheid is veel beter. Ook zien alle interieurs er gelikt uit. En de apex is makkelijker te pakken omdat je alles veel beter ziet. Resident evil village: dit spel is niet normaal het is mega vet je loopt echt in het spel en op plekken waar je nooit zou willen komen. Red matter 2: spel met fantastische graphics. Goed verhaal en schitterende omgevingen echt een aanrader. Ik vind dit zelf een van de mooiste psvr2 graphics. Minigolf: leuk spel veel banen, goede besturing en het is net of je echt aan het midgetgolfen bent. Walking dead 1 en 2: Leuk spel goed verhaal. Mooie graphics. Besturing is perfect en je kunt er goed je ei in kwijt ( lekker zombies slachten ) ;) Kayak vr: mooi spel om aan mensen te laten zien hoe vr eruit ziet. Schitterende omgevingen en leuk om relaxt rond te varen en alleen maar kijken naar de omgevingen en de dieren en de vele vissen. No man sky: Het is zo mooi hoe ze de schaling hebben gemaakt in dit spel alles lijkt echt mega groot en na de laatste updat zijn de graphics ook perfect geworden. Mooie landschappen en er is genoeg te ontdekken. Horizon call of the Mountain: spel word verkocht bij de psvr2 terwijl ik zelf vind dat ze beter gt7 erbij hadden kunnen doen of red matter 2. Die graphics zijn veel mooier. Het zijn leuke omgevingen maar het beeld kan scherper en het spel is voor 80% alleen maar klimmen. Na een tijdje zit er geen bloed meer in je armen (lol) Ghostbusters: Super leuk spel, mooie graphics en leuk om het online samen met andere mensen te spelen. Star wars: mooi spel en er zit een leuk verhaal in. Mooie planeten en de besturing werkt perfect. Pavlov: echt een mooi spel je kunt alle wapens echt pakken en gebruiken. Ook kun je alle wapens proberen op de schietbaan. Online spelen is ook leuk alleen dit vergt wel enige oefening 🤪 Ik ben super blij dat ik de stap heb genomen. Ik speel het veel vaker dan gedacht. Vooral omdat het binnen 2 minuten is aangesloten. Mijn advies koop het, probeer het en als je het niets vind stuur je het terug. Als je nieuw bent in vr begin dan met korte sessies te spelen. Je brein moet er echt aan wennen. Zorg dat je je lekker blijft voelen en op tijd stopt. Geef niet op het kan even duren voordat je er gewend aan bent. Probeer eerst zittende spellen ( bijvoorbeeld in gt7 in de vr showroom rondkijken ) of stapvoets rond rijden en kijken hoe het gaat. Je kunt ook een ventilator van een afstandje op je richten dit helpt ook bij veel mensen, ik heb dit zelf nooit nodig gehad. Er komen heel veel nieuwe spellen bij en er komt ook steeds meer bij in vr. Heb je nog vragen stel ze gerust 😃

It's crazy how the eye tracking in VR can almost create a realistic DoF in certain circumstances as well. If you're looking at something in the foreground, the slight blurring of the background is just normal for human vision

Linus is the first person I've heard actually complement the Pvr2's price, since he very familiar with the high price of pc headsets.

they don't even got a bot to unlist every video automatically they're doin it manually 💀💀💀

A side note about the Quest 2 (And presumably future versions): The OOTB strap sucks. It gets the job done, but if you plan on spending any amount of time in the thing, I highly recommend getting the BOBOVR strap with battery slot. Much more adjustable and comfortable, and easier to position the headset itself to ensure clear visuals. While tethered VR is fantastic, I truly believe cordless is the way to go when possible, and with the Oculus software for a wireless PC tether for any Steam VR gaming, it is top notch. I notice very little compression issues in Steam VR with this method. So the BOBOVR strap with battery slot enables pretty darn good performance, and it's only another $50 or so ($80 if you want/need a second battery pack and charging stand for near limitless playtime). All that said, I'm really looking forward to what the tech the PSVR headset will bring to the VR market, and how the devices will evolve as a result.

Software availability is definitely going to make or break this thing. It's gonna need some full-fledged games like Boneworks/Bonelab and Half-Life: Alyx. It can't be all glorified tech demos.

the eye tracking/resolution scaling is a clever way to get a good experience out of performance-limited hardware. Kudos to Sony. Looks like they really hit the mark here. Now i'm thinking about it just for Gran Turismo.

The psvr2 seems to be really damn great by seeing this, I would like to compare it to the quest 3 when it comes out fully. For now though it seems awesome, the only problem is that the eye tracking could be actually bad for content creators because of the inconsistent video quallity from onlookers

Can't believe someone as huge as linus tech tips can get hacked. Although this means we can get a video about shiТТing on youtube security and a video on security in general, something we lacked for a while now

Linus learning that what he has perceived his whole life as high resolution vision was actually a tiny circle in the middle of his eyes was a giggle. Our brains really do some heavy lifting when it comes to image stitching. Very cool that we have the tech to literally just match the render fidelity to the users focus, such a huge payoff for hardware efficiency to tailor the image to exactly what the user is perceiving.

That IR eye tracking is actually incredible. I was getting excited with Linus. Given how much more demanding VR games can be just to match the same fidelity of a mid tier flatscreen game, this will make it possible to boost performance and fidelity without much sacrifices. So it’s literally guaranteeing that games will look much better in VR going forward and a big step forward in VR tech. Love to see it

14:38 "You're in a dystopian future and you're going to leave THAT much apple!" I nearly spat out my coffee, bloody hilarious

Lets just hope the people who hacked this channel are just privatizing and not deleting the videos

The PSVR2 looks awesome, I just wish I could also use it on PC but I know that's extremely unlikely given that Sony is almost certainly relying on PSN sales to subsidize the cost of it just like with the console itself

The eye tracking is really insane, they really put pressure on any company making a new vr set. Amazing, just amazing job by Sony. I wish something like this comes for PC soon.

On the heavy Quest 2 link cable, if you haven't already you should really try messing around with how to get the most out of Air Link. You definitely want the router in the same room where you'll use VR, run ethernet from the PC to the router, and connect the Quest 2 over 5 ghz wifi. The latency is so low with it setup that way that I forgot I wasn't playing games natively on the Quest 2. What I haven't done yet is play around with all settings in the Oculus app to maximize the image quality, but with the games I was playing I didn't notice any sacrifices over being tethered.

Are you planning to review the Bigscreen Beyond? I find it pretty tempting just the FOV of 90° seems a bit small

A note regarding the compression on the Quest 2, you can use one of the programs included with an Oculus app install manually set the bitrate *much* higher than the Oculus app itself lets you, which can make the compression nearly unnoticeable. It really should just be an option in the app officially. Edit: for anyone wondering, you use Oculus Diagnostic Tool, it's installed along with the Oculus desktop app under /Oculus/Support/oculus-diagnostics/. I have a 3070 and use the link cable, so these settings get me great results: - Encode Dynamic Bitrate: Enabled - Dynamic Bitrate Max: 350 - Encode Bitrate (Mbps): 350 - Dynamic Bitrate Offset (Mbps): 100 Link Sharpening: Auto Mobile ASW: Auto Black levels aside, the end result looks pretty great. I still wouldn't want to use it for playing 2D games or anything, but everything looks nice and sharp in VR games and text is comfortably readable from decent distances.

Man what a glow up from the original psvr to this. I honestly wish they released steam vr compatibility for this headset since this blows every WMR headset out of the water and is a true rival to the quest.

18:48, regarding limited library, i can see someone possibly creating software to let the psvr 2 headset to be used on pc similar to the quest, like someone did for ps4 ds4 controllers.

This my first VR set I ever bought and I just say it’s incredible. I have no issues playing for hours it’s just best imo.

The thing about the eye tracking is so important because the reality of things is that our eyes aren’t in focus on everything all the time. What PSVR is doing is doing a really good job on focusing on what matters. Our eyes will also move to look at something before our head turns towards that thing. Doing it this way allows the system to put more resources where they matter and allow the system to effectively punch above its weight class. I have a Quest 2 and use it wirelessly with my PC. I like it well enough, though I don’t really have much experience with VR headsets (I’ve also used a PSVR1 and a Rift S). I really do like no wire and since my PC is on ethernet i can connect my Quest 2 to my PC directly over Wifi. I think i will have a PSVR2 before the end of the year. I just wish there could have been some tool they could use to convert PSVR 1 titles to PSVR 2, though going from the single camera with light balls on sticks to this is probably impossible, so that’s why everything is being remade from scratch.

I've believed for years that the VR stuff really needs to hit the "I've gotta have it" status rather than just "that's really cool" status. VR needs to be at a stage where friends tell their friends how awesome a VR thing is, demonstrate it, and make the other friend feel like they've gotta figure out a way to fork over however much money asap to have it. Who knows, maybe the PS VR2 can achieve this?

17:51 the reflections on the green Nissan only shows the side wall but the car which you drive should have also been visible in VR when you looked at it

I don’t plan on swapping from my index for quite some time.. but I am so excited for vr to become more accessible! Can’t wait to see you guys ingame!

As a PC VR player, I'm still excited that PSVR2 is a thing. Hopefully it helps VR gaming get bigger and bring more games to both platforms, and I look forward to advances made in this tech making their way to PC headsets in the future. I started with an OG Vive and then upgraded to an Index. I think at this point, I'm gonna wait to upgrade again until I can have a fully wireless experience along with stronger visuals. If we can get headsets with an alternative to fresnel lenses it would be ideal as I think that's honestly the biggest issue with the Index. If you don't have the headset on just perfectly right, the edges of the lenses are really blurry which is rough for games like into the radius.

The foveated rendering is genius. I played the PSVR1 and my main gripe was that the equipment was so clunky. Having everything run through one wire is a major upgrade.

I never got to own the valve headset as it was not available here. But upgraded from Vive to a mid range or low end pimax artisan. The odd thing is that I find that headset to have little less artifacts and more clarity than my psvr2 headset and also a little more FOV.

THE CHANNEL HAD BEEN HACKED NOOOOOO

I agree with this in many ways. The experience, most of the time, is awesome. Still the game catalogue is extremely limited right now, but that’s something we VR people are pretty used to. Edit: interesting you didn’t notice Mura at all. I guess it really could be the case that different units have more or less; maybe I just got unlucky.

I love the implementation of foveated rendering with this headset. The reason Linus can't tell is because the rendering *always* tracks his pupil location. It's like trying to catch those floaters when you close your eyes real tight; the moment you move your focus they disappear. The rendering is always shifting to track where he's looking. From an external observer you can tell, but while wearing it it'd basically impossible to notice the shift, unless there were processing lag or you closed your eyes. I'm curious though how fast it redetects your pupil location after a blink, for example. Like if you close your eyes for a while and look in a different direction and then open, will you see a blurry screen until it redetects your iris location, and how long will that take?

Thanks for validating my VR experience. I bought a psvr2 bc I don’t have a pc but was lucky enough to catch a ps5 a while back. I kinda felt like I was getting a gimmicky less-than experience simply bc it’s a console. This makes me feel very confident that I’m definitely getting a top tier experience even at a significantly smaller price point!

Love the detail you go into while describing everything, can't wait to get ahold of one of these suckers. Great review!

i need to stop finding reasons to get another vr headset

They got hacked rip

Oh no linus tech tips got hacked

My favorite review so far for this headset! I really appreciate that Linus actually uses VR; his experience helps when explaining the upgrades.

PSVR 2 is a game changer. Playing Gran Turismo 7 on a sim rig and PSVR 2 is probably the closest thing to real life racing.

Holy shit did LTT get hacked or what

I have the PSVR2 and a VIVE Pro (with Gear VR lens mod), the latter of which I jerry rigged to pull the headset at the top to avoid alleviate the pressure under the eyes. The VIVE Pro wins in terms of blocking out light but the PSVR2 easily wins in terms of comfort, even with the jerry rig solution on my VIVE Pro. What I can't understand is why the PSVR2 went with the ridiculous rubber (or whatever that is) to try and block out light. You're always aware of it pressing against your face and although it's not a big deal it just feels cheap. My only other issue is PSVR2 is more finicky with tracking due to a lack of base stations. I occasionally lose tracking in games even with plenty of light in the surrounding area, which especially sucks with Call of the Mountain because the game pauses.

Glad to see VR is getting another (very good) boost in gaming so its not just industrial application that keeps racing on :)

And our team has begun reverse engineering the headset to create a driver system for PC use!- We've been finding an easier time than expected!

How do you cast it on the tv ?

I’m 42 and my first vr experience was when I was just a kid in the early 90’s @ the MN state fair and it was a huge giant machine and I played dactyl nightmare with my moms BF. I was hooked from there. I bought psvr and upgraded my ps4 to the pro, I bought ps5 at launch and got my psvr2 on Feb 22nd! I loved psvr1 and the limitations were noticeable right out of the box, but I still fell head over heels in love with it. Psvr 2 is a game changer. Me personally I don’t notice ANY screen door effect. I lowered my displays brightness to about 3/4. It took me a little bit to find where to wear it on my head and find the sweet spot. But I absolutely love it! I can race better and faster in GT7. I find myself swaying with car movements and really really getting involved. I’m really lucky to be able to afford all of this stuff and get to experience this early consumer tech. I can’t wait to play moss 2. Moss was so adorable and I loved it. RIGS was my jam!! I rocked that game hard!! I boroughs almost every psvr game. Except the scary stuff! Haha I tried rush of blood but I couldn’t do it. I don’t get scared in reality but in vr I get horrified. I would like to be able to play it but I just can’t! 🤣 racing games on psvr weren’t good and I would rather play them normally. But again GT7 is so perfect and so realistic, I really feel like I’m there. Next I need a steering wheel and pedals!

It would be cool if it could be used with PC. The closed ecosystem is a drag.

I bought the Quest 2 a few days ago. Playing old games like Jedi knight: Outcast, is a blast from the past. Yeah, the image is not perfect (even when you play with the settings in the Oculus or Sidequest software) , you need to buy a better head strap (I bought the Kiwi Elite strap for 50€) and a power pack is a must, because you run thru the internal battery quite fast (2 hours) and with a pack (10 000mAh USB AC 5V/3A...2,4A is minimum required by the Oculus 2, 20€ for an ADATA power pack) in your pocket, you get like 8 hrs. Especially when you have kids and they want to play. So you can charge it overnight. Definitely going to buy something better in a few years, when these things get better and the price drops like with the Oculus 2 (a bargain for 359€). And that thing for 550 is awesome.

Wait if type c isn't capable of display port then how does nintendo do it with the switch. Do we just not notice the latency issues or with the HDMI dongles for the type c phones

PSVR2 looks great. Going to be a wild new generation for VR players across the board. This is the kind of good competition we love to see - The kind that actually benefits the users and community as a whole.

Wow, Feels like its been a couple of years since we have had a truly positive review of a product. Things are getting back to normal and Sony did a great job once again.

recently Sony announced that they're working on PC compatability. I think this will help it become way more useful and unleash its full potential.

What about opening up Valve index and replacing displays for a better ones? For me the most painful aspect of psvr are games and lack of modding ability, like music in beat saber

Such a cool headset, and so happy Sony is continuing to support the VR platform. Im super jealous of those who are just now jumping into VR for the first time. Minds will be blown.

VR has been languishing a little, somewhat down to Facebook's drive towards monopolising it but I really hope that PSVR 2 helps drive demand up some more and incites more competition, including for PC. I do really enjoy my Index still, but VR tech has some a way since it was released and I would be happy to see if any of the long circulating rumours of a successor turn out to be true. There are certainly hardware things about the Index that could be fixed, in addition to spec bumps, and hopefully Valve would be able to bring something a bit more updated to the table alongside a subsidised price like the Steam Deck. Trouble again is Facebook and how they've drawn away a lot of the talent from publishing on PC VR, making a lot Quest exclusive. The positive response to the PSVR 2 is encouraging, and given the popularity of VR in Japan, it was a sensible idea. I would love to try it myself if I had a PS5.

haha 3:26, thanks for the transparency Linus!

The downside of it not tracking your hands properly when not infront of your face is a super big dealbreaker to me, I’ve been using a first gen HTC vive since release and have repaired the controllers several times for pad-stick issues, but when stuff doesn’t track properly when not in view, that’s a dealbreaker to me, i’d take screendoor effect instead of improper tracking anyday of the week

This thing coupled with the Pulse 3D headset has been an absolutely wild time

I am actually flabbergasted, Like WHAT THE HELL The tech in this small headset is amazing, Eye tracking seamless resolution downscaling where you are not looking. The comfort. The resolution of the displays. Man I wish to buy something like this when I start earning.

Why won't these companies adopt the Valve Index style for their controllers? Those are far superior to any other controllers on the market.

that tracking issue could probably be fixed with side mounted tracker on the mounting band.

GT7 in VR is straight up insanity, there is nothing in gaming that even compares to that feeling, shit is beyond realistic

Small note about charging the controllers: if you plug them in to a high enough wattage charger, they will charge while playing. I plugged them into a 35W Google Pixel fast charger, with a type-C/type-C cable that charged them fine. Not great to be tethered like that but it works. My next plan is to get a big fast charging battery pack, stick it in my pocket and run cables to the controllers lol.

10:37 i did that my 1st time in RE7 for PSVR1 with a Plant lol. PSVR2 & RE8 definitely Awesomeness.

0:25 And the least impressive thing is the chromatic aberration; I actually prefer the Quest 2's screen since at least it doesn't have that horrible green and red fringe.

Linus going "shut uuuuup ! I cant see it how can I not see it" during the "its very obvious" moment brought pure joy for me. I never had a VR headset and almost purchased Oculus Quest 2 few months ago. Very impressed with how well LMG rated this PS VR, now I want one enabled on PC to try in Bonelabs.

Btw the rainbow on white objects are happening because the wearment when you dont wear it right i have seen them too after i kinda set it up it was gone

Linus you got hacked my boy

VR is such a masterful form of development, and there's a lot of things that people can't see on a flat screen/without VR-specific technology. it takes a lot to make VR experiences work, including the calibration of interaxials for depth perception, correct lens convergence and in particular getting the 6 degrees of freedom right. honestly it's great that the technology to play these games/view these types of experiences are getting cheaper and cheaper, as it takes a lot of work and care and more and more people are able to appreciate VR games now :)

This is my first venture into VR with the PSVR2, and I am beyond impressed. I got the CotM bundle, RE8, No Man's Sky, Pavlov, and Star Wars TftG with the charging station in tow. Waiting on Among Us VR.

Quest 2 with the default strap is definitely a C when it comes to comfort. However, if you get the elite strap or some other third party head strap, it becomes much, much better.

This thing needs to add camera stabilization technology, like on camera phone (EIS/OIS), so when you walk or run or move it will feel very fluid and steady, like our eyes see things.

We imported a Pico4 VR headset and am quite happy with it compared to a quest 2. Still no OLED, but otherwise specs are better for about the same price. Would be interested in seeing you all review one.

Took the plunge last week and ordered one. Headset arrived around 6 days ago. Its my first vr I've owned. Nice and light, comfy, well built and nice to set up. 5 to 10 mins or so. Gt7 would be my first go, and I will say this. It is a level of immersion I had absolutely no preparation for whatsoever. I had absolutely no idea. It is fantastic.

Really want a killer VR experience that doesn't cost $1000, but as a PC gamer already, having to shell out for a PS5 to even make it work would quickly put it up there. It's great to see innovation in the tech, though, so that we might see it in other things soon.

This is a really good, and convincing review. It makes me want to get the PSVR2 now.

Nice job Linus. Good work with your run through, Thanks!

Love the Foveated rendering. We can see it on the TV screen but you can't. But that is the whole point of FR. You only have that one tiny region in focus. Thanks for showing that. It looks like Sony have implemented FR as promised and it is the game changer that we thought it would be. Very cool. Excellent review.

Me and my friend played After the Fall and Kayak VR for like 5 hours yesterday. It was both our first experience with VR and was a blast. I hadn't had that much fun gaming in a looooong time

Its official Sony are going to support PSVR2 on PC

In stores everywhere May 12

Not sure if it gets mentioned in other comments but there is a option in psvr2 for improved VR controller tracking that puts a boarder for the other people viewing. Also there is a permanent 120fps option for the Psvr2 but you have to have the PS5 120 mode off and then turn the option on in the Psvr2 settings menu

Noooo linus tesla live

Hopefully they make a PC driver compatible with OpenVR and you'll be able to mix and match the PSVR2 headset with the Vive Knuckles and play the whole PC catalogue.

Just a quick tip for people that are used to the first gen PSVR, you need to seat the headband allot lower in the back on this one to get a clear image.

If you use the Quest 2 battery pack strap with a silicon cover its becomes significantly more comfortable. The weight of the battery in the back plus the rigidity of the strap balances the weight much better. We bought 3 silicone covers to put over the foam ones because my wife and I sweat way too much playing beat saber and trading off was disgusting. This way when we trade off we just swap the silicone out and its way cleaner. I also find it more comfortable, the cover does not grate so much against my skin.

Can confirm - first VR experience as Call of the Mountain was extremely nauseating. Maxing comfort controls and going very slowly i managed about 45 minutes

DSX a third party program for dualsenses on Steam either added or are adding PSVR2 support, same people who made DS4 we all use for ps4 controllers.

Not RGB sub-pixels it's a pentile OLED. It's using a screen diffuser to try and eliminate SDE but it makes the image softer as a result.

One thing I’ve always wondered about is why they don’t put additional cameras on the side/ rear of the headset to improve the tracking when reaching out of frame like behind your head

What is used to develop this? Are there tools to produce this directly on the console or is it created then ported to the console?

Ltt got hacked wtf 💀💀

Awesome to see channels like this covering the ups and downs of the PSVR 2. Glad you’re having a blast!

I actually laughed out loud when he said the Google cardboard next to the tissue box. That is some subtle adult humor right there🤣

Linus: 14:10 "There's nothing you can really do about it." My brain: (*Camera on the back*)

I have concerns with the lack of onboard speakers, earbuds will only get you so far. I'm assuming they expect you to get the Pulse 3d headset, which is another considerable amount of money on top of the console purchase and vr peripheral. I'm really not sure it weighs out just for an OLED screen essentially when put up against pc VR or even just the Quest 2 as a standalone.

One thing to remember about the quest 2 is that by default the bitrate is pathetically low by default. You'll get about 10 mbits when you can go up to 250 with tray tool or oculus debug. That eliminates 95% of compression artifacts. Funny enough if you use airlink you get a bitrate slider in your dashboard and it looks very good there as well.

Foveated rendering is a killer feature for VR. If this is the quality of a consumer VR headset today, can you imagine 5-10 years? Our children are going to see such insane technology become perfected. The latency will continue to drop. Eye tracking will be perfect. Resolution will skyrocket. Graphical improvements in GPUs alone will be massive, let alone those smaller technologies being polished. Great job Alex and Linus. Love your work, as usual. Edit: You can just imagine our cats and dogs enjoying it too if you don’t like kids! “You want to play Wildlife Wipeout Simulator, Fluffy?! And what about you Fido? Butt Sniffer 4 was reviewed well?”