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Image by Sony). I was expecting a PSVR 2 launch in 2021, but then suddenly Jim Ryan in an interview with The Washington Post has commented on VR with these exact words: PlayStation believes in VR. NVIDIA, Sony, and others are experimenting. Top news of the week. PSVR 2 is probably coming in 2022 and with a slow transition.
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