PS5 will improve the PlayStation VR experience, Sony believes
But it's not entirely clear how

Sony has touched on PlayStation VR support for the PS5 ꦗgoing forward.
In an interview with , Sony's Hideaki Nishino has said that regarding the PlayStation VR, he believes that "the PS5 will improve the experience." Adding to that rather vague statement, Nishino said that he would "like to expect the PS5 to have a VR experience that꧋ is appropriate for the PS5." He can't comment any further, but he's "looking forward to🔯 it."
(you'll need the adaptor for the PlayStation VR headset to function with the new console). In a , Sony's Sid Shuman said that for PS VR games, he'd recommend playing with a PS4 DualShock 4 controller.Elsewhere in the interview Nishino commented on the on the PS5. "Currently, we don't intend to include a web browser in PS5," Nishino stated. "We have doubts about whether 𝔍a web 🍸browser is necessary for a game console as an app, so we'll have to wait and see."
R🌜ight now, there aren't any PlayStat𒈔ion VR-supported games scheduled to launch on the PS5. If memory serves correctly, the last relatively high profile PlayStation VR release was Star Wars Squadrons in early October.
For a list of the best PlayStation VR-supported games you can pick up right now, head over to our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best PSVR games for more.
N♈ishino on PSVR compatibility on PlayStation 5"I believe that [...] the PS5 will improve the experience""I would like to expect the PS5 to have a VR experience that is appropriate for the PS5. I can't comment any further, but I'm looking forward to it (laughs)" pic.twit♑ter.com/eZC2ADFCP2
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