n the spirit of making more games available across more devices, PlayStationseems to be stepping up to the same plate that Xbox did yesterday when it announced that some exclusive games were coming to the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Well, at least when it comes to its relatively small band of PS VR2 owners and making its hardware compatible with more games.
In a blog post, the company announced that it is now in the process of testing out support for PC VR games with its virtual reality gaming headset. Once launched, the feature would allow PS VR2 owners to hook up their headsets to their PCs and play VR games on their computers instead of being solely stuck with their PlayStation 5.
Sony says, “We hope to make this support available in 2024, so stay tuned for more updates.” Usually, when a company says a whole year, it means we can probably expect that, if it does launch this year, it’s going to launch on December 31st.
Thankfully, while we’re waiting for Sony to actually make good on its promise to bring PC support to the PS VR2, the company has a swath of more virtual reality games coming to the headset (on the PS5, of course).
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