How to Set Up PlayStation VR Cinematic Mode

Ideally, every interaction we’d have for PS VR would be in virtual reality but until such a time comes, VR content will be limited. That however doesn’t mean that Sony’s headset is a one trick pony that’s only good for VR tasks. One of the less advertised features of PlayStation VR is its cinematic mode, and as <a href="http://www.psu.com/feature/31372/how-to-playstation-vr-cinematic-mode" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Simon Sayers writes for PSU</a>: <blockquote> you can use PSVR cinematic mode to play normal (non-VR) PS4 games, watch movies and browse the internet in 2D. The main advantage is that you’re getting an upgraded screen size that is way larger than your standard television set — up to a massive 226 inches. It basically feels like you’re in the cinema. </blockquote> It’s quite simply mind blowing and at first a bit overwhelming to use PS VR like this — especially if you’re used to a smaller screen. I’m lucky enough to use a projector as my main means of watching with a 120-inch setup and even for me, the whole experience was a bit surreal. It’s as if you have a IMAX screen strapped to your eyeballs and the best part is that it works with anything on your PS4. <a href="https://sonyreconsidered.com/how-to-set-up-playstation-vr-cinematic-mode-189707301566">Visit Now</a>