Sony Confirms That PSVR2 Operates Without a TV After Initial Setup

The latest “Ultimate FAQ” from Sony confirms that the PSVR 2 doesn’t require a TV once set up. This answers a common question among users who want to experience VR without the hassle of connecting to a television.

Amid the plethora of specifications and details, some frequently asked questions have received answers. One question asks, “Is a TV necessary for PS VR2?” Sony affirms that a TV is only required for the initial setup.

Is a TV required to use PS VR2?

To initiate the PS VR2, a TV is mandatory during the initial setup. However, after the setup is completed, a TV is no longer necessary for gaming.

Playing PSVR 2 without a TV brings excellent convenience to some players. For instance, one can immerse themselves in PlayStation’s virtual reality while someone else watches TV in the same room. This opens up a new world of gaming opportunities without causing any disturbances to others.

More good news for gamers! Owners of the new PSVR 2 can dive into the world of Horizon Call of the Mountain, which has recently reached its final development stage. To check out other exciting releases, here’s the complete lineup of PSVR 2 launch games.

We are 15 days away from the launch of #PSVR2!

Sony has published PlayStation VR2: The Ultimate FAQ: https://t.co/O9c3U0mXOW pic.twitter.com/FhoYgdVI4x

— Myles Dyer (@MylesDyer) February 7, 2023

More Flexible Use Cases

Disconnecting or turning off the TV opens up more flexibility and possibilities with Sony’s next-gen VR system, PSVR 2. Although it remains a wired experience that necessitates using a PS5’s USB-C port, watching a movie in private or immediately entering VR mode is much easier. This is true, especially when compared to PC VR, which usually requires a conventional display for system boot-up and login and VR activation.

The PS VR2 Sense Controller can control the PS5 UI and media apps with or without the headset. However, the VR2 controllers are limited to use with only PS VR2-supported games.

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