Sony’s PSVR2 to Support PC Games in 2024
In a groundbreaking announcement, Sony has officially revealed that its PlayStation VR2 headset will soon support PC games. The move signifies a significant shift away from exclusivity and opens up a whole new world of gaming possibilities for players.
The news was shared on the official PlayStation Blog, where details about upcoming PSVR2 games were also unveiled. Along with new titles like Zombie Army VR, Little Cities: Bigger!, Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood, and Soul Covenant, the blog post confirmed that PSVR2 will soon be compatible with PC gaming.
This development comes just over a year after the launch of PlayStation VR2, which introduced a diverse range of games across various genres like adventure, puzzle, and multiplayer games like Among Us VR. With the addition of PC support in 2024, players will have even more flexibility in their gaming experience.
Unlike its predecessor, PSVR2 does not require the use of the PS Camera for calibration and only needs the headset to operate. This streamlined setup is expected to make using PSVR2 on a computer a much simpler process compared to previous generations.
While some speculate that the PC support may be limited to a selection of PS games that have been ported to PC, Sony’s decision to embrace cross-platform gameplay suggests a shift towards a more inclusive gaming ecosystem. The specifics of how PSVR2 will interact with PCs are yet to be fully detailed, but players can anticipate a more diverse gaming experience on the horizon.
As players eagerly await the arrival of PC support for PSVR2, the announcement of new games like The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood, Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, Little Cities: Bigger!, Zombie Army VR, and Soul Covenant promises an exciting future for virtual reality gaming on the PlayStation platform.
Stay tuned for more updates on PSVR2 and its upcoming games as Sony continues to redefine the boundaries of immersive gaming experiences.