Latest news with #PSVR2
The Verge
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Verge
There are more games coming to PSVR 2, apparently.
Posted Jun 24, 2025 at 6:49 PM UTC There are more games coming to PSVR 2, apparently. I sold my PSVR 2 last year and haven't missed it one bit, but for anyone hanging on to theirs, Sony shared details today about four games you'll be able to play on the headset 'later this year.' To me, the most interesting one is the trippy Dreams of Another , but that game is coming to PS5 and PC, too, so you won't need a PSVR 2 to play it.
Engadget
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Engadget
Beat Saber support is ending on PS VR and PS VR2
Devindra Hardawar/Engadget It's the end of the line for Beat Saber on PS VR and PS VR2. While you'll still be able to buy and play the base game on both platforms, as well as any songs and music packs that were released before today (June 18), Beat Games is winding down support for those versions. They won't get any new songs or music packs. As such, the final song that became available for Beat Saber on PS VR and PS VR2 was Lady Gaga's "Abracadabra." Moreover, the PlayStation versions of Beat Saber will lose their multiplayer features on January 21 next year. Beat Games says that it will still provide customer support to players on those platforms. "As we look to the future and plan the next big leap for Beat Saber, we have made the decision to no longer release updates for PS4 and PS5 starting in June 2025," Beat Games wrote in a statement on X and its website . "Our passion for VR remains unwavering. We are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead and what we can bring to Beat Saber fans who have been on this journey with us over the past seven years." To view this content, you'll need to update your privacy settings. Please click here and view the "Content and social-media partners" setting to do so. — Beat Saber (@BeatSaber) June 18, 2025 This change doesn't impact the Steam VR version of Beat Saber . New songs, music packs and features are still coming to Beat Saber on Steam and Meta Quest platforms. Meta bought Beat Games back in 2019 . In effect, the company is ceasing Beat Saber development on platforms that do not support its own headsets It's most likely that Meta and Beat Games are ending their efforts on PlayStation versions of Beat Saber because they're no longer seeing enough of a return on investment (though ending multiplayer support is an odd move). By all accounts, Meta Quest headsets have far outsold PS VR2 units. It could be argued that Sony hasn't fully gotten behind its own platform. By my count, there are fewer than two dozen PS VR2-exclusive games. The most recent State of Play stream featured only one (non-exclusive) game for the platform, Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow . So, it's maybe not surprising that Meta is pulling the plug on Beat Saber on PlayStation's VR headsets. It's still a shame though, as Beat Saber arguably remains one of the best VR games around, and maybe even the killer VR app. At this point, it might be best for PS VR2 owners who have a capable-enough PC and want more Beat Saber songs to pick up the PC adaptor and play the game on that platform. After all, Beat Saber is modable on PC (and Meta Quest), and there are thousands of custom song maps available.
Gizmodo
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
Sorry If You Already Bought a PlayStation VR2, The Headset With the Best Game Is at a New All-Time Low
If you're a PlayStation 5 owner looking to fully immerse yourself in the world of virtual reality, the PlayStation VR2 is undoubtedly the most polished and accessible VR headset on the market right now. This headset stands out as the preferred choice for gamers who want high-quality VR experiences without the hassle of PC setup or compatibility issues. Of the packages out there, the PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of The Mountain™ bundle is unbeatable – especially for VR newcomers. This package ships with the headset itself but also comes with Horizon Call of The Mountain, a game that's been dubbed a must-play for anyone starting their PSVR2 journey. Amazon currently offers this pack for the all-time low of $349 which is 13% less than its normal list price of $399. See at Amazon Best Way to Start with VR PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of The Mountain bundle is offered so affordably that it sells way more than most competitors in terms of value for money: For under $350, you get top-of-the-line VR treatment that is specifically tailored to the PS5 including the newest headset and one of the top-rated VR games out there. This is very appealing considering the technology packed within the PSVR2 as well as the proprietary status of its included games. Technologically, the PlayStation VR2 features high-fidelity OLED displays with a 2000 x 2040 resolution per eye with incredibly sharp visuals and vibrant colors. The 120Hz refresh rate provides silky smooth action, reduced motion sickness and more engaging action in action-packed games. The headset's sophisticated eye tracking makes menu navigation a breeze and can even dynamically adjust the focus of rendering, saving processing power and overall performance. Haptic feedback both from the headset itself and from the Sense controllers included with it adds even more realism so you can feel every blow, every vibration and every reaction to the environment as if you were there. The headset connects to a single USB-C cable and the installation is quick and easy in comparison to some other VR systems that require external sensor use or complex installations. The Sense controllers that come with every PSVR2 package have ergonomics built into them for extended hours of gameplay and feature precise tracking from the integration of motion sensors and adaptive triggers. The Horizon Call of The Mountain game that's included here is the best example of what the PSVR2 can do: This launch title is an adventure set in a stunning world, with excellent graphics, interactive scenery and good gameplay mechanics that take full use of the capabilities of the headset. It's regarded by some as one of the best VR experiences available, so it's a great choice for an introduction to virtual reality for a newcomer. Aside from gaming, PSVR2 is also a great platform for immersive media consumption: From wandering around virtual worlds to viewing 3D films or just appreciating wide-angle vistas, the high-definition display and ergonomic design of the headset make it a delight to wear for long stretches. Its light weight and adjustability of its headband guarantee secure fitment for a broad spectrum of head sizes, while internal ventilation eliminates fogging issues on hot games. This bundle on sale at Amazon delivers an experience that's both accessible and extraordinary, and it's probably one of the best deals available for PS5 owners in 2025. See at Amazon
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Business Standard
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Sony State of Play 2025: Fight stick to new game titles, check highlights
Sony kicked off its 2025 State of Play showcase on June 4, revealing a lineup of new game titles, release dates, and hardware announcements for the PlayStation ecosystem. Among the highlights was the unveiling of Project Defiant—Sony's first wireless fight stick. Project Defiant: Sony's wireless fight stick Sony introduced Project Defiant, its first wireless arcade-style fight stick designed for PS5 and PC. The controller supports both wired gameplay and low-latency wireless performance via Sony's PlayStation Link tech. It includes a digital stick, mechanical-switch buttons, and toolless swappable restrictor gates (square, circle, octagon). Other features include a touchpad, onboard accessory storage, and the ability to wake the PS5 by holding the PS button. The controller also supports USB-C for wired play and comes with a carry case for transport. While Sony has not announced a final name or release date, the fight stick is targeting a 2026 launch, with more details expected in the coming months. Sony State of Play 2025: Game announcements and trailers 007 First Light trailer – First trailer released; stars a young James Bond and Lennie James. Launch expected in 2026. Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls – A 4v4 fighting game by Arc System Works; coming to PS5 and PC in 2026. Silent Hill f – Set in 1960s Japan; trailer revealed with a release date of September 25, 2025. Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles – Launching September 30, 2025, for PS5 with Classic and Enhanced versions. Nioh 3 – Confirmed for PS5 in early 2026; demo available now. Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater – New gameplay trailer includes a tease of Snake vs. Monkey mode. Ghost of Yōtei – Dedicated showcase planned for July ahead of the October 2 launch. Astro Bot – Getting five new levels, collectible Special Bots, and a themed DualSense controller later this year. Lumines Arise – From Tetsuya Mizuguchi; coming to PS5 and PS VR2 in Fall 2025 with free summer demos. Pragmata – Returns with new trailer showing dual-character gameplay in a moon-based mission. Thief (VR) – A new VR-exclusive game for PS VR2 launching in 2025. Romeo Is a Dead Man – Multiverse action game by Grasshopper Manufacture; set for PS5 in 2026. Mortal Kombat: Legacy Collection – Classic titles with behind-the-scenes content; coming to PS4 and PS5 this year. Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound – Side-scrolling entry releasing on July 31, 2025. Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement – A 2.5D RPG in the Bloodstained universe; launching in 2026. Tides of Tomorrow – Multiplayer storytelling RPG launching February 24, 2026. Sword of the Sea – From Giant Squid; launches via PS Plus on August 19, 2025. Sea of Remnants – Genre-blending ocean RPG exploring cycles of death and rebirth. Cairn – Survival climbing game releasing November 5, 2025; demo now available. Digimon Story: Time Stranger – RPG set for release on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on October 3, 2025. Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots – New instalment launching September 5, 2025. Baby Steps – Comedic walking sim releasing September 8, 2025, on PS5 and PC. Hirogami – Origami-inspired action game launching September 3, 2025.
Business Insider
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Insider
PlayStation State of Play showcases new ‘007' game, ‘Ghost of Yotei'
At its State of Play event, Sony 's (SONY) PlayStation made a number of announcements pertaining to upcoming PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR2 software releases. Highlights of the presentation include: a reveal for puzzle game 'Lumines Arise,' out fall 2025 for PS5 and PSVR2; a new trailer for Capcom's (CCOEY) 'Pragmata,' out 2026 for PS5; a new trailer for Konami's (KONMY) 'Silent Hill f,' out September 25, 2025 for PS5; a reveal for 505 Games' 'Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement,' out 2026 for PS5; a reveal of Square Enix's (SQNXF) 'Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles,' a remaster of 'Final Fantasy Tactics,' out September 30, 2025 for PS5 and PS4; a reveal of Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) 'Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection,' a collection of classic 'Mortal Kombat' titles,' out 2025 for PS5 and PS4; a reveal of the Project Defiant, a wireless fight stick controllers for PS5; a new trailer for Konami's 'Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater,' out August 28 for PS5; a reveal for Koei Tecmo's (TKHCF) 'Nioh 3,' out early 2026 for PS5; a reveal for Eidos Montreal's 'Thief VR – Leagcy of Shadow' for PSVR2, coming in 2025; a new trailer for IO Interactive's '007: First Light,' out for PS5 in 2026; a new trailer for Sony's 'Ghost of Yotei' for PS5, out October 2, 2025; and a reveal for Marvel Comics fighter 'Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls' for PS5 and PC out 2026. Confident Investing Starts Here:
