There is no longer any doubt: PS VR2 will soon be released on PC. Sony has launched a Steam page for the mandatory application to manage the VR headset. There are still a few weeks to wait.
- PS VR2 Steam page is available, this is a required application
- The app must be used to configure the VR headset but also to use it.
- The app will be released on August 6th and the necessary converter will be available the next day.
Sony no longer really believes in virtual reality as there are no major plans for its PS VR2 headset. Fortunately, there is still good news as the VR headset is coming to PC, and Sony itself has announced it. There is not much time left to wait until this massive evidence is believed: The Steam page for the PS VR2 app is now live.
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PS VR2 Launches Its Official App on Steam
Launch the app, Scheduled for August 6thThat's consistent with the information Sony provided when it announced the PS VR 2 PC adapter last June. The accessory, priced at $59.99, will be available the following day, when PC support for the VR headset officially launches.
It seems The PS VR 2 app is required, in addition to the PC adapter.to perform the initial setup of Steam. This software also allows you to configure the Sense controllers of the VR headset, confirming their compatibility with SteamVR titles. This choice by Sony promises to greatly enrich the user experience by providing access to a large library of virtual reality games and applications on the PC.
there Steam Page Specifies that PS VR 2 users It will be able to perform firmware updates via the app.Which suggests that Sony will continue to support the VR headset for a while at least. The app also lets you adjust the gaming area and screen brightness.
Is Steam required for PS VR 2?
It is important to note that the app is required after the initial setup. The official page clearly states that it must be installed to run VR games and apps on Steam using a PS VR2. Weight About 700 MB.
This development It represents a milestone for PS VR 2.which has thus become a more versatile VR headset and is no longer limited to the PS5. This could increase its sales, or be considered a disappointment, or even push developers to create more experiences.
