With more and more wireless headsets coming to market, the PSVR2 may look like a tethered throwback, but here's why it still matters.
Friendly Fire Studios has confirmed that survival shooter A Long Survive is coming to PSVR 2 in 2026, simultaneously with the SteamVR version.
After an initial Meta Quest & SteamVR launch, Steelkrill Studio and Perp Games are set to bring Trenches VR to PSVR 2 this month.
After several previous launch dates, Gaijin Entertainment is finally releasing its long-awaited Aces of Thunder for PSVR 2 & SteamVR in Feb.
Can’t wait, especially now that I’ve learned that Ace Combat8 will not have any kind of vr component.
Wasn’t really keeping up with Aces because it was all multiplayer, I guess this will have to do
Meh. My best experience with my PSVR2 since I bought it at launch… HL Alyx, through the PC adapter.
Sony destroyed it in less time than it took them to develop it. Biggest waste of money ever. It absolutely crushed the momentum of VR.
The lack of new games for the headset is what’s got me, seeing games being developed but many are not even coming to PSVR.
Meta, Steam/PCVR, and Pico always seem to be listed for many games coming to their platforms, then you look at PSVR2 and you might see one or two games.
Lack of physical games put me off, I don't want a $500+ paperweight when I can no longer get digital content for it in years to come.
first party titles are sorely lacking after this lifetime. Were it a standalone console, this would have been taken out back and quietly put down a long time ago. The real shame is that it's a great bit of hardware. For whatever reason, Sony just haven't really given it much love.
I love mine. I’ve had several awesome experiences. Here’s to more! Although…. No fault of the machines, but I just don’t have the time to play it as much as I’d like. Although you can’t beat having 30 minutes to spare and jumping into beat saber for some quick gratification.