- Sony’s PlayStation Blog highlighted the past and future of PS VR2, mentioning over 40 game launches a year ago and plans for diverse titles like ‘Resident Evil 4 VR’ and ‘Among Us VR.’
- Sony is testing PS VR2’s capability to access PC games, aiming to offer more gaming options beyond PS5 exclusives by 2024.
- PS VR2 hasn’t seen significant market success yet; however, third-party efforts like iVRy’s successful crack of PS VR2 hardware authentication may expand its functionality.
On February 22nd, Sony‘s PlayStation Blog updated, discussing the past and future plans for PS VR2. Over 40 games were launched a year ago, with upcoming titles like ‘Resident Evil 4 VR’ and ‘Among Us VR.’
Sony announced testing PS VR2’s capability to access PC games to offer players more options beyond PS5-exclusive titles, aiming for support by 2024.
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PS VR2 hasn’t achieved significant market success
PS VR2, a high-end VR headset tailored for PlayStation 5, debuted early last year; however, due to its $599 price tag and limited exclusive games, it hasn’t achieved significant market success.
Last year, third-party SteamVR driver iVRy announced a successful crack of PS VR2 hardware authentication, enabling the headset’s built-in tracking feature to work on PC, claiming ‘PSVR2 tracking is ‘complete’ and now has full 6DOF head tracking functionality in SteamVR, with a 2000Hz IMU and 60Hz SLAM, similar to PS5.
