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I've really only tried Ready Player One. I've heard the Marvel ones are decent. Anything animated, like a Pixar should be good, since they can just re-render
by 1000100_1000101 3y ago
I've really only tried Ready Player One. I've heard the Marvel ones are decent. Anything animated, like a Pixar should be good, since they can just re-render from the 2nd camera location for the other eye.
Be aware 3D BluRays won't play without a 3D display, like a 3D TV, or a PSVR...
For PSVR it will be lower res than ideal, and due to the BluRay player not using the camera for tracking the headset, will drift slowly to the side. (As I said, Sony's not been good for non-game PSVR support).
Finding 3D BluRays is the trickier part. I've found it easier to order region free disks from amazon.co.uk than trying to find anything in Canada.
- taeric 3y agoIt occurs to me that I did, in fact, know of 3d movies. I was thinking something more VR focused than 3d, for some reason. Still, I share the curiosity that the psvr2 doesn't support 3d movies, now.