Sony has also shown the orb-shaped controllers, which will have adjustable triggers and haptic feedback similar to Sony’s DualSense controller for the PS5. They’ll also include finger-touch recognition, which can determine where your thumb, index, or middle fingers rest without you having to tap anything.
The PS VR2 is only compatible with the PS5. Given how difficult it has been to get the console since its release in November 2020, it may seem to be a terrible idea. However, there are some hints that those troubles may be easing: the consoles are no longer selling out soon after Sony starts a queue for them, and you can now purchase a package that contains Horizon Forbidden West for a few days. At the present, it seems like by the time the headset is out, you may just be able to pick up a PS5 anytime you want. However, there is still the risk that Sony may run out of PS VR2 supply, in which case the PS5’s availability may just be one side of the equation for consumers looking to get into VR gaming.
