in a post update on PlayStation Blog's "PlayStation VR: The Ultimate FAQ" today, Sony announced that a "hardware update to PlayStation VR is being prepared".

This updated PSVR's design will enable the stereo headphone cables to be integrated with the VR headset and a slimmer, streamlined connection cable. HDR pass through will also be supported thanks to an updated Processor Unit, enabling users to enjoy HDR-compatible PS4 content on a TV without having to disconnect the Processor Unit in between the TV and the PS4 system. The post noted that this function can be used only when the VR headset is turned off.

However, because the cables of CUH-ZVR1 (old version) and CUH-ZVR2 (updated version) are different, you cannot swap the Processor Units.

As for the pricing for the PS VR bundles, it will remain the same and all PS VR games are compatible with both PS VR models.

You can read the full post update in the source below:

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[Yil]

Have you not been playing psvr recently? We have full-fledged games bro. We also have online games and more are coming. The psvr is on the rise. We're getting a shit ton of platformers and adventure games end of this year and by mid 2018. The camera is a weird way to track headset, controller, and move controllers but it works really well.

Fair enough. But I really hate headphones so I am not a huge fun of vr. Still, wish they had a more proper sensor, cause move is almost as old as wiimote plus/ kinect.

 

[Spider_Man]

Have you not been playing psvr recently? We have full-fledged games bro. We also have online games and more are coming. The psvr is on the rise. We're getting a shit ton of platformers and adventure games end of this year and by mid 2018. The camera is a weird way to track headset, controller, and move controllers but it works really well.

I would like the PSVR if it was not so dam bulky, there is no need for it to be that big.

Also its price is just a rip off considering its not a fully supported gadget, its limited to what game support/

 

[WeedZ]

I would like the PSVR if it was not so dam bulky, there is no need for it to be that big.

Also its price is just a rip off considering its not a fully supported gadget, its limited to what game support/

It's light, the cheapest of the top vr devices, and shares a lot of the same catalogue as the other devices as well as the ps4 library. You can play any ps4 software on it, including non-vr for a projector type experience, and you can stream movies in 3d. I think it's well worth what I paid for it.

Also, vr porn

 

[SNEAKxxATTACK]

VR is not worth it to me until the Futurama FPS is possible.

 

[ChristopherK]

Bummer than you cant just get the new converter box