Sony has previously said that when it opens, it will have a lineup of about 20 “big” titles accessible. Games based in the Horizon and Walking Dead worlds, as well as VR versions of No Man’s Sky and Resident Evil Village, are among the titles available.
Unlike the first PlayStation VR headgear, the PS VR2 does not detect your motions using a camera attached to your system. Instead, it will employ inside-out tracking, similar to the Quest 2, in which cameras on the headgear itself would capture movements. This implies that when wearing the headset, the PS VR2 will be able to observe your surroundings. Sony also claims that the PlayStation 5 will allow you to livestream yourself playing VR games, albeit you will need to attach a PlayStation HD camera.
