A brand new patent for PSVR 2, discovered by MP1st, suggests that Sony’s next-generation VR headset for PlayStation 5 will support facial tracking for more immersive experiences. The patent, which was ...

PSVR 2 is something that many gamers have had their eyes on since it was first discussed back in 2019. Since then, news has either been leaking out on the product through the internet, or Sony itself ...

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Don’t blink, because PSVR 2’s eye-tracking may get you more than you bargained for in the headset’s upcoming on-rails horror shooter The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR, which aims to toss some extra ...

Sony has confirmed that basic household items like bright lights, mirrors, or anything with a "shiny surface" can interrupt PlayStation VR gameplay. According to Sony, the PlayStation Camera tracks ...

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Sony Interactive Entertainment is busy hyping up PSVR 2 ahead of the headset’s in February 2023, and if you haven’t been keeping up to date with the new device, one of the biggest new features is ...

The PSVR 2 looks to have some pretty impressive finger tracking work going on. Over the past few days, the video below has been circulating on Twitter, taken from a public demo for the PSVR 2. The ...

Among other additions to the console’s base experience, the forthcoming PS4 System Software Update 4.50 will bring improved tracking and 3D Blu-ray playback to Sony’s PlayStation VR headset. When ...

Sony's next line of VR products will seemingly be taking on board many of the learnings from the PC side. Sony has filed for a new patent that shows the design of what could be its next VR controller, ...

Among the new details, the next-gen PSVR controllers (or NGVR controllers, based on what PSVR Without Parole claims is the codename for the device) can reportedly not only detect when you’re holding ...

Sony is experimenting with its own Vive-style VR tracking device, according to a patent filing from June. The document hints at a tracker working similarly to HTC's current virtual reality tech.