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[Lunatic_Gamer]

According to the game producer of PSVR 2’s sci-fi action title Hubris, Sony is looking to improve its reprojection technology for PSVR 2 games that are clocking in at 60 FPS.

Koen made the comments during a Reddit AMA, where he said that the improvements are an “ongoing process” at Sony.

We did not have issues with stuttering hands, do note that PlayStation is improving their reprojection a lot and it is an ongoing process, I think when you play our game and you would not know we are using repro you would barely notice it. Of course, if you know what artifacts can be caused due to repro and are really paying attention on it you will still find certain things.
But reviewers got keys and reviews will be release the day before release day so you will have plenty of time for an educated purchase!

Hubris is out today for PSVR 2.

[Source – Reddit AMA]

Sony Is Reportedly Improving Reprojection Tech For PSVR 2 Games That Run At 60 FPS - PlayStation Universe

The game producer on Hubris has claimed Sony is working on improvements for reprojection tech for PSVR 2 games running at 60 FPS.

www.psu.com

 

[DeepEnigma]

Nice! GT7 already looks amazing, this should make it even better.

 

[Kuranghi]

Thinking about it being known as "Sony's Hubris" made me lol

 

[Kuranghi]

Nice! GT7 already looks amazing, this should make it even better.

Do you have notifications on for every thead too?? *no-life high-five*

 

[DeepEnigma]

Do you have notifications on for every thead too?? *no-life high-five*

Negative. But my VR sense was tingling.

 

[Raonak]

Makes sense, if it's baked into their APIs they should be able to improve it over time.

 

[SilentUser]

I would love to see an upgrade to the reprojection, even better if it automatically works for every title already using it (pretty much feasible, imo). Reprojection is passable as it is today, so any improvement is a nice bonus.

 

[Crayon]

Ah, very good. I thought it was not that bad or even negligible, but then I tried resident evil using the stick to turn smoothly. I had only been playing standing and turning naturally at that point, so it was actually not very pronounced. Once I panned steaady with a stick, I saw it was pretty obvious.