PlayStation VR on PlayStation 5 won’t be able to use the console’s upgraded camera, however the company is providing a free adapter so you can still use the original PS4 camera. We previously saw user ...

Sony has finally revealed how and when PSVR owners can get their hands on a camera adapter to make PlayStation VR compatible with PS5. Sony will provide PSVR owners with one free camera adapter to ...

For those who want to use their PSVR to play PS4 supported games on PS5, you will need to use a Camera adapter. Sony has detailed how you can request a free Camera adapter for PS5 in order to continue ...

You can get a PS5 camera adaptor for free by submitting your PS VR serial number through Sony's website. Sony's PS5 HD camera is incompatible with PlayStation virtual reality. To play PS VR on the PS5 ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Those still in the market for a PlayStation VR headset now have some cheaper options if they don't already own all of the required hardware. Alongside ...

Meanwhile, Sony has also made significant inroads on sales of its VR headsets. The company announced in June that the company had sold 1 million headsets. The headset has been given a sort of price ...

Today’s feature-length review of the PlayStation 5 covers a lot of ground, primarily about how it works on your favorite TV set, 4K or otherwise. But what if your preferred PlayStation gaming screen ...

You know that new snazzy PlayStation 5 HD Camera that is releasing next month, and that you may have pre-ordered? Well, it won’t work with any of your existing PS4 PSVR games. Yep, it just doesn’t ...

Who says nothing in life is free? Sony is currently giving away free PlayStation VR camera adapters to every current owner who requests one, and they won't even need to pay for shipping. Sony ...

Three months ago, Sony made a big splash at E3 touting the PlayStation 4 to the world. At the same time, though, it was already laying the groundwork for another notable consumer technology venture.

2016 is the year for VR launches. We've had the Facebook-owned Oculus Rift, the Valve-backed HTC Vive and later this year Sony will throw PlayStation VR into the mix. And maybe even an upgraded, ...