One of the most important visual elements for achieving a realistic look is lighting, which is why the recent trend of games adding raytracing has been gaining steam. Things just look a lot more clear, and you can see things off in the distance more clearly looking down iron sights. The reflective surfaces make a really big difference in terms of it looking more like you're in your own Star Wars story and universe. It looks really different, and the environments really start to pop more especially with the Jedi Temple and different areas like the First Order facility.
There are some spots that you go into, like with the darker environments, you'll see them really start to pop more with blaster bolts whizzing everywhere, the dynamic lights change up those areas that you're in, as well as going to certain areas - like we've got this Hissiq Springs acid pool area where there are reflective surfaces on the acid pools now. Since PSVR 2 leverages the PS5's impressive horsepower, this allows games like Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge to "turn on all the lights" with tons of added detail. A drawback to this was that its rendering capabilities were limited, and games often have to scale back on visual detail to run smoothly.
Part of the appeal of the Oculus Quest is its wireless capability, which afforded players unparalleled freedom of movement without worrying about cables or owning a VR gaming PC. RELATED: Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Enhanced Edition is Coming to PlayStation VR2 Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge Has Had A Massive Visual Upgrade Thanks to PSVR 2
Director Jose Perez III and Experience Design Lead Jacob Edelen recently spoke with Game Rant about the various improvements made to the game, the development process behind the Enhanced Edition, and the challenges of bringing the experience to new hardware. Lucasfilm's ILMxLAB has been responsible for a number of immersive Star Wars VR experiences such as Trials on Tatooine and the Vader Immortal trilogy, but Tales from the Galaxy's Edge is its most ambitious project so far. The Enhanced Edition has seen improvements across the board, from polygon counts and dynamic light sources to the responsiveness and locations of haptic feedback, thanks to the PSVR 2 headset's unique capabilities. Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Enhanced Edition is a comprehensive upgrade of the original 2020 VR experience for the Oculus Quest, this time coming as a launch title for Sony's new PSVR 2.
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