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- 1Eye-tracked foveated rendering: VR graphics that follow your gaze●Your VR headset can watch your eyes to decide where the graphics effort should go. Eye-tracked foveated rendering concen
VR headsets can now track a wearer's eyes to concentrate graphical detail only where the user is looking, cutting rendering work everywhere else. Eye-tracked foveated rendering is supported by Sony's PlayStation VR2 in compatible games, and tech commentators are exploring how the technique uses human vision to shape rendering priorities and performance in virtual reality.
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A new report claims Sony has ended support or development around its PlayStation VR headset, raising questions about the future of virtual reality on PlayStation. The claim is drawing attention from gamers wondering what it means for existing PS VR2 owners and whether Sony is stepping back from VR entirely. Neither the report's specifics nor Sony's response are detailed.