PlayStation VR

There’s a lot going on in this week’s Gran Turismo 7 Spec II update, but among the many details it was also the biggest single content update we’ve had since the game’s launch in 2022.

Today GTPlanet is launching a new video series where we take a look at some of the cars in Gran Turismo 7 and compare them to the real thing in the real world — using the game’s virtual reality capabilities.

As it seeks to keep the PlayStation 5’s sales running along at record levels, PlayStation has started its summer advertising campaigns with something of a crossover between its entertainment and gaming divisions and two of its biggest franchises: Gran Turismo 7 and The Last of Us.

The PlayStation VR2 is finally here, but for the cost, you may be wondering if it’s something you are going to use a few times and then set to the side, or is it actually a revolutionary device that will change the way you play Gran Turismo forever?

Virtual reality headsets can make some people motion sick, but I have good news: you can overcome it!

The most significant update in the 12-month life of Gran Turismo 7 is now available, with v1.29 bringing some revolutionary features and plenty of new content that includes an old friend of the series.

The official PlayStation Japan YouTube channel posted a new video early this morning, showing off new footage of Gran Turismo 7 running on the PlayStation VR 2 headset. It offers the best look yet at GT7’s VR Showroom mode, which allows players to explore both the exteriors and interiors of all the game’s cars in a 3D environment.

Just as it did with the PlayStation 5, ahead of its launch, Sony has shown off the design and technology of the new PlayStation VR2 unit with a pair of intriguing teardown videos.

As the anticipation for PlayStation VR2 builds ahead of its launch on February 22, Sony has released a new video showing the new hardware being unboxed and how its various features function.

The Gran Turismo series has had a lot of milestones over its 25-year history, but the anticipation surrounding Gran Turismo 7’s free launch-day support for PSVR 2 is reaching hype levels not seen in quite some time, if ever. Kazunori Yamauchi feels it, too.

After I had the opportunity to be one of the first people to play Gran Turismo 7 with PSVR 2 last week, I also had the chance to speak with Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi for a one-on-one interview to discuss the new hardware.

I just got back from a trip to PlayStation’s North American headquarters where I had the chance to be one of the first people to play Gran Turismo 7 on the PSVR2, and I’m here to tell you all about it.

An announcement on the PlayStation Blog Japan has revealed that Gran Turismo 7 will be one of the games available in a special PlayStation VR2 event in Tokyo next month.

Kazunori Yamauchi has confirmed via a post on the PlayStation Blog that Gran Turismo 7 will come with almost total support for the PlayStation VR2 hardware when it launches on Feburary 22.

Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan has confirmed that Gran Turismo 7 will be a launch-day title for the new PlayStation VR2 on February 22.

PlayStation’s second-generation VR2 virtual reality device now has an official launch date and price. It’ll come in at $549.99 (€599.99/£529.99), and be available from February 22, 2023.

PlayStation VR2, the next-gen virtual reality headset for the PlayStation 5, will touch down early next year.

Sony has finally shown off the final design for its next-gen virtual reality (VR) headset, aptly named PlayStation VR2.

Sony has officially revealed that its next-gen virtual reality (VR) platform will be officially known as PlayStation VR2, and announced technical specifications for the device.

Although Sony’s second generation of PlayStation VR won’t be releasing this year, the company has today revealed the new design and features dedicated controllers for the system.