Sony unveils the PSVR 2 PC adapter
PSVR 2 will soon be compatible with SteamVR as a result
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Sonyhas just revealed thePSVR2 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 via anofficial PlayStation Blog post, the PSVR 2 PC adapter will be made available for purchase when PC support for the VR headset rolls out on August 7. The adapter will cost $59.99 / £49.99 and will be available to purchase either from PlayStation Direct or select retailers which have yet to be announced.
Sony notes that the adapter requires a DisplayPort cable, compatible with DisplayPort 1.4, which is not included with the adapter itself. Once the adapter and DisplayPort cable have been secured, you’ll need to hook them up to your PC and PSVR 2 headset, then download the SteamVR and PSVR 2 apps onSteam. After an initial setup via these apps, you should be good to go.
Sony has also outlined the minimum system requirements for using yourPSVR 2headset on PC. Refer to the list below to see if your setup meets the outlined specifications:
If you own a PSVR 2, and have since become frustrated with the slow software release schedule on PS5, then this adapter seems like a good way to expand your library with access to loads of SteamVR titles, including the critically acclaimedHalf-Life: Alyx.
That said, the $59.99 / £49.99 price tag is fairly steep, and may leave some folks feeling sour especially after dropping $549.99 / £529.99 on the PSVR 2 headset itself. It is available at $100 off right now,thanks to a rare price dropas part of PlayStation’s Days of Play celebration, but this sale is only live until June 12.
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Rhys is TRG’s Hardware Editor, and has been part of the TechRadar team for more than two years. Particularly passionate about high-quality third-party controllers and headsets, as well as the latest and greatest in fight sticks and VR, Rhys strives to provide easy-to-read, informative coverage on gaming hardware of all kinds. As for the games themselves, Rhys is especially keen on fighting and racing games, as well as soulslikes and RPGs.
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