A
physical
adapter
allowing
for
the
PlayStation
VR2
headset
to
connect
to
a
PC
has
been
spotted
by
user
Brad
Lynch
on
X.
Lynch
noticed
the
filing
on
Korea’s
Nation
Radio
Research
Agency
which
was
established
1966
in
order
to
“ensure
efficient
research
of
radio
resources
and
radio
wave
environments,
and
conduct
research
on
quality
certification
and
technical
criteria
with
regard
to
broadcasting
and
communications
equipment…”
Advertisements
Sony
is
certifying
an
adapter
to
allow
PSVR2
hardware
to
work
on
PCs
pic.twitter.com/JFQDJVW7NP—
Brad
Lynch
(@SadlyItsBradley)
May
29,
2024
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According
to
the
listing
which
Bradley
has
provided
a
screenshot
for,
the
adapter
received
certification
on
the
27th
of
March.
That
could
perhaps
indicate
an
announcement
quite
soon,
perhaps
even
at
the
long-rumoured
State
of
Play
or
Showcase
event
that
Sony
is
supposedly
holding
by
the
end
of
this
month,
although
time
is
obviously
running
out.
Aside
from
that
and
it
being
named
PlayStation
VR2
PC
Adapter,
no
other
information
is
available.
But
it’s
likely
real
for
quite
a
few
reasons.
First
and
foremost,
Sony
themselves
have
already
stated
that
they
are
working
on
allowing
PS
VR2
users
to
hook
their
headset
up
to
their
computers.
We
aren’t
quite
sure
exactly
what
Sony’s
vision
is,
but
the
obvious
assumption
would
be
that
it
lets
the
PS
VR2
act
like
a
regular
PC
headset
that
can
access
Steam
VR
games
and
so
forth.
The
second
reason
is
that
a
certification
isn’t
something
likely
to
be
created
by
accident
or
by
a
system
error.
It’s
hard
to
imagine
any
scenario
where
a
specific
listing
for
a
PS
VR2
adapter
could
be
created
by
mistake.
As
for
the
PS
VR2
itself,
while
it
is
an
impressive
piece
of
technology
it
has
struggle
to
make
a
real
impact.
It’s
an
expensive
add-on
to
an
already
quite
pricey
console,
and
PlayStation’s
first-party
support
has
been
almost
non-existent.
Sony
has
also
be
reticent
to
discuss
sales
numbers,
only
offering
vague
platitudes.
In
October
of
last
year,
Sony’s
senior
vice
president
and
head
of
global
marketing,
Eric
Lampel,
told
the
Financial
Times
that
VR
is
“is
a
bit
of
a
challenging
category
right
now”,
but
did
also
say
sales
were
“going
well”.
