There are more games coming to PSVR 2, apparently.
I sold my PSVR 2 last year and haven't missed it one bit, but for anyone hanging on to theirs, Sony shared details today about four games you'll be able to play on the headset 'later this year.'
To me, the most interesting one is the trippy Dreams of Another , but that game is coming to PS5 and PC, too, so you won't need a PSVR 2 to play it.
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