PS VR2 on PC Is Closer Now That 6DOF Tracking Has Been Fully Ported

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PS VR2 launched earlier this year as a high-end virtual reality headset tailormade for the PlayStation 5 console. The hardware was praised as one of the best ways to experience VR games. In Wccftech's review, Kai Powell wrote:

The hands-on test confirms that this is how next-gen should look and play in virtual reality with an experience unlike anything else in the HMD space. Every aspect of the first PlayStation VR has been improved (aside from Cinematic Mode largely remaining as is) with no expense spared for comfort and design. This is the sort of revolution in virtual reality that can showcase not just the experiences that are fun to play but also those that can take advantage of the next-generation console’s power.

However, between its high launch price of $599 (much more than the PS5 itself, which starts at $399 if you purchase the digital edition), and the relatively low amount of launch exclusive games, PS VR2 largely failed to gain traction in the market so far.

One way to open up to new consumers would be for PS VR2 to be compatible with PC. So far, there's no indication of that happening in an official capacity despite Sony's increased effort in the PC games market. Unofficially, the first PlayStation VR was made compatible thanks to software like the iVRy driver for SteamVR.

The author of that driver initially didn't really believe the same could be feasible with PS VR2. However, in the span of just a few months, iVRy managed to crack the hardware authentication, igniting the hopes of the VR modding community.

A couple of weeks ago, iVRy relayed another promising update. The modder said PS VR2 on PC could happen, but only with some additional hardware that still needs to be built and produced.

Just a few hours