Vacation Simulator – Official PS VR2 Launch Trailer

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IGN published this video item, entitled “Vacation Simulator – Official PS VR2 Launch Trailer” – below is their description.

Vacation Simulator is available now on PlayStation VR2. Watch the Vacation Simulator PS VR2 launch trailer to explore Vacation Island, see the various activities you can participate in, and check out the new features, including 4K resolution, advanced spatial audio, immersive headset rumble, and dynamic haptic feedback.

Rediscover the true meaning of time off! Welcome to the Vacation Simulator: a rough approximation of vacation inspired by real human Not Jobbing, brought to you by the same robots behind the Job Simulator. Reallocate your bandwidth and get ready to splash, s’more, snowball, and selfie your way to optimal relaxation.

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