How To Play PS5 Games On A Giant Screen Using Apple Vision Pro 

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Mk1 god of war and gow ragnorok spider man 2 resident evil 4 dead space remake and get my freaking popcorn just found my birthday present 🎁 😂 give me this and a yearly return ticket( to a resort because holding actual estate out there.. is like flipping a coin because of the hurricanes 🌀 )to Turks and Caicos and I’m set ! I don’t care. I’ll look like a raccoon and smile all day long.( from the goggles and sun burn ..one can dream !)

Haha a very niche tutorial that is but it was fun to test it all out! 😂

Or save 3 grand and play it in real VR?

Or buy the psvr 2 that is official for the ps5 lol

@@kimstovall3739ps6 won’t support psvr2. It will support vision pro.

Thanks, Butt I I don’t know how to summon visionless

apple takes monthly payments if you can afford a ps5 you can afford a vision pro

Oh man did not think about that! That would be sick!

That was crazy 😅

Yeah it’s pretty sad actually just hating on something just because you can’t afford it. The craziest part is that Quest owners who are hating on the Vision Pro are basically hating on their future self’s. Thats because the Vision Pro is probably where the next line of Quest headsets are heading.

@@Marco-em2in agreed! AVP will be the new standard

Most of the haters are those who had never tried VR/AR ever in their life nor had any idea of what the device is

@@mamaboy1121 Yeah definitely playing PS5 games anywhere with a screen that you can make any size you want will be the standard. Now Remote Play needs to get better and the Vision Pro slimmer and cheaper and it’s the future.

@@mamaboy1121this will age like fine wine

How good or bad is the delay, especially if away from home on cellular data?

Make it 7 😁

me and my friend refund it, so make it 5

Make 1 more. I just got mine yesterday 😂

​@@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandricouldn't afford then why buy it?😂

just a few moments ago, my sister's husband and my boss refund theirs too ... immediately, for same reason, so make it 4.

PSVR2 is coming to PC.

@@powerhouse884 Ya, but not the PSVR 2 games yet.

@@goatguythepowerful Steam has A LOT of VR games already. Valve has the HTC VIVE VR headset. Sony will most likely port their games to PC along the headset Update release but you don’t need to wait for that.

spatial compooping just became real

its not as good aww

hf!

Great work! Do you have any plans for the app to cast lights into a room to give it a more realistic feel?

@@nathie I'm not very familiar with the vision pro (yet). Is that possible via an API? I might need to buy a device to experiment with the features. At the moment you are just running the base iPhone/ iPad version of MirrorPlay as there is no native vision pro version yet.

@@fgpr999 I am not a developer so I would not be able to tell you. I do know that apps like HBO Max, Disney Plus and Apple TV use this feature so maybe that helps.

@@nathie okay I see, yes if other apps are using that already I guess then it's possible. I have to check myself to be honest 😅

@@fgpr999you’re welcome to try mine

If you talk going full immersive its definitely one of the best

It’s the best there is no other Vr headset on its level just look at the price it’s obvious.

It’s absolutely insane. It’s like retina for VR. The fidelity is incredible. Apps look amazing. Not trying to shill or fan boy either. I was skeptical Apple could do such a good job for v1. It’s amazing.

no noticeable latency!

@@nathie woooo! Thanks for the reply!!!

It supports 1080p and connecting the controller to the Vision causes no latency whatsoever

@@nathieThe control is connected to the VISION PRO, not the console. Gotcha!

It may not be a direct competitor, but it’s certainly enough of a threat that Meta will feel the need to step up its game. Wouldn’t be surprised if Meta makes an announcement about GTA San Andreas this year 😂

What makes you think Apple won’t load this up with games? This can play anything the Quests can play. It’s just a matter of time.

@@OhYaSure it CAN run anything the quest can, but hand tracking alone will not be enough for most games. It needs physical controllers to compete in that market. Dont know if they’re working on it, but considering the fact that they’re trying to corner a different part of the market, I don’t see them announcing controllers any time soon

Yes. I have used this app before on both my iPad and phone.

Yup

Yes wired is the way to go

Depends on what you’re looking for. You could also do this on Steamdeck or Quest.

@nathie Yeah, one of my friends was telling me you can do the same thing on your Quest 3, but you have to use a side quest to download the APK file for the Remote Play. I didn't put my headset in developers mode. So, I am not able to take advantage of those features. I hardly ever play my PS5 now a days. My PSVR2 has just been collecting dust, unfortunately. Maybe I will play some Resident Evil 4 Remake in that VR mode. I never did finish it. My Steam Deck and Asus ROG ally are also collecting dust. Too much work and not enough time to play with my Toys. But, it's okay. Nice to have for when I do want to play. I want one of these Apple Vision Pro Headsets. But, I am going to wait and see what the future brings. I have a feeling these Headsets coming soon will be Epic! 😉👌

If you already bought a Vision for other use-cases this is just a bonus. Quest is great for streaming games too ofcourse.

@@nathieI have both and love both.

Lets be honest playing games in the bathroom is tempting

You are now in a different realm my friend

I bought the Portal before I got the Vision Pro. Now that I played remote play on the Vison Pro I regret getting the Portal. My Portal is just collecting dust now. Sony needs to improve remote play asap because it’s definitely not on the level of these devices.

@@Marco-em2inWhat exactly do you think sony needs to improve with the portal?

@@dhwtn3287 The hardware of the Portal is good. However If I was Sony I would improve the controllers making them removable because if something breaks on one of them then the whole system is done for. Also the screen it’s good but maybe OLED would be better. Mostly the biggest drawbacks on the Portal are in the software you can’t watch RU-vid or use apps like Netflix. Also Remote play is just not good especially for playing competitive. I just don’t understand Sony they make this nice device but has mediocre Remote Play from years ago. And now that devices like the Vision Pro are out people are looking to play the PS5 on them but the Remote Play is just not on par with current devices. Sony needs to capitalize on making Remote play better because this is the future the devices are there but the infrastructure is lacking. People want to play their PS5 games anywhere not just tied to a console and TV.

I would never say Vision is the first to do this. If you have been in our VR bubble for a while you know we can play games on giant screens for years. I’m just showing how you it works on this headset.

Not saying other devices can do the same or maybe better. Its just a nice feature to make use of when you already own a Vision for other stuff.

Did not say PSVR2 isnt good for playing flat games too. Its just a nice feature to make use of when you already own a Vision.

@@nathie Yeah, I know you didn't. It is a good feature to be able to do that, which you absolutely better be able to. Considering all the other things it can't do, things most VR consumers are used to being able to do with a VR headset. This feature is 100% to be expected and with the higher resolution, it better be FREAKING AMAZING! 🤣😂🤣 It's just that, there are so many videos trying to be TOO hype driven for what the product actually is and does. I've tried AVP and am also a VR Enthusiast. I have 4 VR HMDs, so not nearly as many as you, but I also use a lot of software tweaks and such to play non-VR games too, same as you do. The problem is, AVP is great and top of the line, State Of The Art, for what it does. However, it isn't $3,500.00 - $4,000.00 great. At most, they should charge $1,500.00 for the smallest memory model, $1,750.00 fpr the mid model and $2,000.00 for the largest memory model. Bro, these things would FLY off the shelves at those price points. I agree, AVP is definitely a higher end product, so far as hardware. There needs to be a premium for that they produce. However, if they used $1,000.00, $1,250.00 and $1,500.00 as their price points, the competition would be forced to drop their prices. Even more units would fly off the shelves and more VR units for all companies would move. Way more people would be in VR at that point. Anyway, I'm just saying, I love the fact it supports the Cinema Mode for games, but just don't think it's a good selling point for the product. I don't wanna see people .ake the feature sound greater than it really is. Anyway, I really love your content and have been watching you since I first got into VR. I had just purchased my PSVR and OCULUS RIFT CV1 when I started watching your channel. Now I still use those, my PSVR2 and SAMSUNG ODYSSEY +. I love what you do bro. 👊👍

@@nathie Oh and PS Remoylte Play is still only at 720p, right? So, how it's less quality than of you were using regular Cinema Mode on PSVR2, as well.

Not true, it’s 1080p 60 plus hdr, same as the ps portal

​@@kanyeezy84 I think that depends on the internet service you have, doesn't it? Either way, it's not really a selling point or something to be too excited about. Lol

Haven't seen your video, but I doubt you're the only one doing game streaming on AVP, lol.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've been doing tutorials on playing games on headsets for years.

@@nathieno worries. Maybe our flow of the video is almost same. You are way better at explaining though and better quality. It is like mine is 1080p and you upscaled it to 4K 😊 . Have a great weekend

i mean… so have i. guarantee we weren’t the first.

this is like saying, "You coloured in the same picture as mine with the same crayon colour.. You copied me."