Sony revealed earlier this year that it was working on a way to make the PlayStation VR2 headset compatible with PCs. That's becoming a reality on August 7 when the company releases a PC adapter, ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced it will release a PlayStation VR2 PC adapter on August 7 for $59.99 / €59.99 / £49.99 at select retailers and PlayStation Direct. The PC adapter will let ...

The adapter now has a certification number, which suggests a public release could be on the horizon. The PC adapter for the VR2 would mark the first time Sony has enabled full PC support for its VR ...

A PC adapter for the Sony PSVR2 headset has been spotted on the website of Korea's communications regulator. Reportedly coming soon, it will allow the headset to be connected to a PC, opening up a ...

Sony has announced that it will be releasing a PlayStation VR 2 PC adapter on August 7 at select retailers, including the PlayStation Direct store. The device will cost $60. In order to use the ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced on the PlayStation Blog that the PSVR 2 PC adapter will begin rolling out on August 7, 2024, giving users access to a multitude of Steam titles including ...

Sony has confirmed that the PSVR 2 PC adapter that leaked last week is real, and that people will be able to buy it from August 7th. The PSVR 2 PC adapter will allow those who own the headset to tap ...

Sony has just revealed the PSVR 2 PC adapter, which will allow owners of the PlayStation 5 VR headset to hook it up to a gaming PC and thus have access to SteamVR's vast library of games. Announced ...

The adapter that allows Xbox One controllers to be used wirelessly with PCs and tablets is coming later this month, Microsoft has confirmed. Microsoft confirmed with GameSpot that October 20 is the ...

It’s unclear what kind of connectivity Sony is looking at here. Unlike its convoluted predecessor, PS VR2 hooks up to the PS5 with a single USB-C cable. Meta Quest headsets, meanwhile, use a USB 3 ...

Nothing is more frustrating than a poor Wi-Fi signal, especially when downloading games, on a video call, or streaming. An outdated Wi-Fi card could be to blame, and rather than tinkering around in ...