10 Ways The PS5 Will DESTROY The Next Xbox

7. VR Gaming Comes Into Its Own

Moss PSVR
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Even though I've championed it since it first launched, the PSVR has only really come into its own over the past year or so. Before then it was home to some great experiences, but a lot of even the big name releases weren't what the general public viewed as "proper games" - but now all that has changed.

Between the likes of Blood and Truth, Astro Bot, Moss, Firewall: Zero Hour, No Man's Sky and Resident Evil 7, some of the best games of the entire generation can be found on Sony's VR system, and it's clear that they're committing even more to producing high-quality titles for the PS5.

Even better, several leaks have suggested that there'll be an improved headset as well but, importantly, it won't be required to play the new games. That's essential to not burn the players who have already invested, while providing even more incentive for new fans to give the tech a chance.

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