The PlayStation VR will go on sale this October for $399, but those who don’t already have a camera will have to pay up to $59.99 MSRP for the camera (though you can almost assuredly find it on ...

As much as Sony wanted to claim the new PlayStation Camera was relevant and capable during the initial PS4 announce event, there was no mention of the device on Monday at Sony’s E3 press ...

The PlayStation Camera is not listening in standby mode, which means no walking in to the room and starting up your console with your voice before ever picking up your controller.

The PlayStation Camera was mainly used for the PSVR headset. However, before the VR headset releasing, players could use the camera for streaming with also the benefit of the included microphone ...

What will $400 get you come this October when PlayStation VR finally launches? Glad you were wondering. The box will include an HDMI cable, a USB cable, a pair of stereo headphones with a ...

The PlayStation Camera is a required component for the PlayStation VR.It uses its two lenses to track the LEDs on the headset in 3D. The camera can lose sight of the lighted PSVR headset, Move ...

In the next few weeks, Sony has announced that it will end this offer, so those that would like an adaptor to use their original PlayStation Camera with the original PlayStation VR on PS5 have ...

The PlayStation 4 Camera is sold separately for $60, but it’s closer to being an essential purchase. It features two cameras and a microphone, which allows it to double as a communications ...

PlayStation Camera Allows Voice Commands On PlayStation 4 By Shane McGlaun Sept. 2, 2013 9:29 am EST The console wars are set to heat up again with both Sony and Microsoft launching new game ...

Sony is discontinuing the PlayStation Camera adaptor for PSVR1 on PS5. According to a brief update on the PlayStation website, the device will be withdrawn on 26th November 2024, or "until ...

I got a chance to try out Sony’s PlayStation VR 2 headset at CES 2023 ahead of its Feb. 15 launch, and can say that the future of console virtual reality is looking bright.

On the PlayStation 4, voice control works via the official PlayStation Camera accessory or any connected headset with a microphone, but you’ll need to enable the feature first.