Sony Bringing PlayStation VR2 to PC Official Adapter in Works

Sony has made significant strides in expanding its PlayStation VR2's reach by submitting a PS VR2 PC adapter for certification in South Korea. This move indicates that Sony is looking to bring its virtual reality headset to the PC platform, broadening its accessibility beyond the PlayStation 5. Originally released in February 2023 for $549, the headset has remained exclusive to the $500 PS5, making it a pricey investment for those interested in VR gaming. This PC compatibility could potentially boost its sales, which have not met the high expectations initially set for VR in gaming. The certification has yet to lead to an official announcement, but Sony is optimistic about offering PC support for PS VR2 by the end of 2024. The high visual quality and immersive Sense controllers make the PS VR2 a standout in console VR gaming.

As of now, the PS VR2 cannot be used with a PC. However, Sony is in the process of developing an adapter to enable this compatibility, with plans to release it by the end of 2024.

The PS VR2 was reviewed highly, earning a 9/10 for its top-notch visuals and tactile Sense controllers, suggesting a promising future. Introduced to the market as a significant upgrade over its predecessor, it aims to set new standards in the VR gaming experience, which is now anticipated to extend to PC users.