1 VR device for 2 systems. $550.

Hmm, let me think. Yeah that's the best VR decision.

In fact, making VR devices that are platformcentric prevents growth of VR.

Depends on if it wants to play in its own sandbox with consoles and claim it's territory or see what it can do against the Oculus and Vive. Less competition on consoles

As long as vr games still continue to come to the console, I don’t care, vr needs to be bolstered on all fronts.

Doesn't need it but it certainly makes me want to purchase sonys vr 2 since I own a gaming pc and a ps5. It's basically a no brainer now. Just got to save up the money.

Without a doubt, PSVR2 would be a much better piece of hardware if it also had PC support.
It would sell more and in turn get more support on gaming.

Honestly no idea why it wasn't from the start because its got to be a really low number system seller (due to total cost) if that's what the aim was

Also should have included full backwards compatibility with PSVR1 games.
I have a bunch of games on my account that I can't use and it's one of the reasons why I didn't get the PSVR2.

I got a psvr2 and sold my quest 2 last year. With the hope that some day psvr2 would be compatible with pc. I got tired of waiting and got a quest 2 again last month lol. Now am going to be selling the quest 2 again.

it wouldn't hurt.

Whether it needs it is probably debatable but it certainly makes sense, that hardware at that price would make it the most desirable device for PCVR gaming and would certainly be a far better option than anything Meta puts out.

I wouldn't expect full-fledged PC support. Steamlink VR app probably.

Sony’s mission is to generate value for shareholders, so yes, PSVR2 needs sales on PC. This goes nicely with Sony’s sales of monitors, controllers, and headphones to PC players.

Yes psvr in current and all future iterations needs pc support moving forward.

If this means more people buying it, more sales, and more big support (at very least for VR modes in tripA flatscreen titles) then this is obviously a very good thing, for VR as a whole. Obviously.

This site asks the dumbest questions sometimes.

Hell yes! most impressive and pro-consumer move Sony has made in years!!

This is just like gamers who always berate the PSN engineers about game releases from PlayStation studios.

It will also go inline with the recent aggressive pc approach. Compatible PSVR2 sell more vr headsets to PV users. Bring VR titles to PC to generate more money. Maybe bring VR titles to PC same time as PS5 as well as Live service games.

Wouldn't hurt with sales, maybe even get more games on the ps5 for it. I see no issue

As a psvr2 owner yeah PC support would be great I'd finally get to play half life alyx

Sony should have done this at launch and it might have helped the device. I think it's too late for psvr2 as the quest 3 is the better option for vr.

Yes

Best of all you don't need a Facebook account to use the PSVR2.

Does PSVR 2 Need PC support?
YES! YES! and YES!
I have been saying since the day of the reveal of the PSVR2 that if Sony did not create lots of unique VR experiences tailored for the PSVR2 and instead relied on 3rd party support it would fail because the majority of 3rd party devs would port game tailored for the Quest2.
Something that PC VR support might help change.

1) The PSVR2 headset is a nice premium headset that could get some traction among PC VR developers and modders.
In return, some PC games could get ported to PS5 would help PS5 because contrary to Quest vs PSVR2, getting a PSVR2-PS5 combo is still way cheaper than having a PC gaming rig.

And like some ppl mentioned Having a PSvr2 headset to play PS5 and PC makes it a decent purchase versus only PS5.

for the love of god yes it does!

Duh

sure why not, its another option for pc players.