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PlayStation and Aunty Donna Team Up for Hilarious PS VR2 Launch

March 20, 2023 1:57 pm in by
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The team at PlayStation have once again outdone themselves with the launch of the next-generation virtual reality gaming headset, the PlayStation®VR2. And to celebrate this momentous occasion, PlayStation Australia has teamed up with none other than the hilarious Aussie larrikins, Aunty Donna, for a skit that’s guaranteed to have you in stitches.

In the skit, Aunty Donna’s Mark Bonanno is eager to showcase the immersive experience of the new PS VR2 to his mates, Zach and Broden, by having them play the game, Horizon Call of the Mountain. But things take a hilarious turn when Mark realizes he accidentally double-booked his mates and only has one headset.

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But fear not, for Mark creates a makeshift headset to replicate the PS VR2 experience, complete with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers of the Sense controllers, 3D audio, and a 4K OLED display. Can you tell which one is the fake one?

This comes after other celebrities have also posted videos of them using the new Virtual Reality system, like this one from Ozzy Osbourne

Both skits give viewers a glimpse into the stunning environments and deadly machines from the world of Horizon Call of the Mountain, which is specifically designed to take full advantage of the innovative features of the new PSVR2 Sense controllers. You can fully immerse yourself in the world of Horizon, climb towering peaks, swim through treacherous waters, and encounter various machines as you unravel a new mystery and try to redeem yourself as Ryas, a former soldier.

Overall, the launch of the PlayStation®VR2 is a game-changer in the world of virtual reality gaming, and Horizon Call of the Mountain is the perfect showcase for its capabilities. So, if you’re a fan of PlayStation and virtual reality, you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience. Head to PlayStation.com to find out more.

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