Editor's Note | PSVR 2 will be "worth its weight in gold in the not-too-distant future" | Horizon Call of the Mountain on PSVR 2 is "stunning, captivating, and truly Horizon"
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Between PSVR 2 reviews, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania's release, and so, so much more, it's been busy. Which means, of course, we've been busy. And I, personally, have been busy.
For me, the PSVR 2 is maybe the culmination of everything I want consumer VR to be, but also, everything that actually felt compelling to play... had previously released on the PSVR. Make of that what you will, I suppose!
Our own Duncan Robertson, Hardware Editor, has been putting the PSVR 2 through its paces. His review calls it "an excellent VR gaming platform" with plenty of potential -- but only if Sony supports it.
Is Horizon Call of the Mountain worth the price of PSVR 2 admission? Hard to say, but GamesRadar+ Global Editor-in-Chief Sam Loveridge certainly had a blast with it, describing it as "the perfect PSVR 2 headliner."
While Wild Hearts might not exactly dethrone Monster Hunter, the exceedingly obvious rival franchise to EA's new game from developer Omega Force, it makes for a strong first attempt.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania sees Paul Rudd's Avenger attempt to shoulder a load of larger MCU responsibilities, and while your mileage may vary, Jonathan Majors' Kang makes for a fascinating menace.
The Mandalorian season 3 debuts on Disney+ on March 1, and the first clip of the latest and greatest installment sees Grogu and Mando meeting up with Carl Weathers' Greef Karga. I tried to work in a "Good Greef" joke here, but it'll have to go without.
